Foreign Policy Review Begun By Acheson
Washington Jan 23 reports indicate Secretary of State Dean Acheson has started an intensive review of U S foreign policy as his first major task in the State Department This work involves talks with top officials and may include Paul H o f man Forrestal and congressional leaders The review centers on countering Communist influence in Asia and shaping aid programs while assessing China’s chaotic transition and potential cooperation with a Chinese Communist government if it governs the country
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Washington
Dean Acheson
State Department
U. S
Paul Hofman
Defense
Forrestal
Ache
Acheson
China
Truman
United Sates
United States
Indonesia
India
Wheat and bread price gap widens
The Agriculture Department said retail bread prices have not kept pace with a large drop in wheat costs. Wheat fell about 30 percent from January to October 1948, with present prices near October levels and flour dropping about 15 percent, while bread rose 0.7 percent. A separate note reports a Damascus store robbery with about $60 cash and 30 cartons stolen.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brown Williams
Damascus
Montgomery County
Three Hurt In Sykesville Freight Wreck
Three trainmen were badly scalded when a freight locomotive derailed near Sykesville as eight cars dumped coal along Main Street. The wreck blocked the line north of Baltimore, with service restored later. Rail officials blamed a broken rail for the crash, which drew hundreds of spectators to the scene.
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Main Street
Oz Sykesville Esterda
Belet
Baltoroere
Carrot County
Here
Bruns
Washington
Dar
Messes
Charles E Hollie
Serg
J. P Novicki
Sykesville
Brunswick
Carr
BNE Grain
Crash Kills Couple In Bloomington California
A truck rammed the rear of a car in Bloomington leading to a fatal crash and an explosion of the gas tank. The couple, soon to be married, died at the scene while bystanders and state police assisted. Reports note a puff of steam and mangled vehicles as investigators worked the wreck.
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Bloomington
Calif
Peri
Arrested Twice In Little More Than Hour
An Arlington man was arrested twice in just over an hour. He was taken to police headquarters by Sergt Swomley after allegations of reckless behavior and intoxication. Bail was set but not immediately posted, with charges including intoxication and traffic roll concerns.
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Esterday
Headquar
Sergt
Swomley
Nelson
Frederick
Omeer Haugh
Farm Sale At Laytonsville Opens Year With Strong Prices
More than 2,000 people attended the first Montgomery County farm sale at Laytonsville as auctioneers John W. Null and Delbert S. Null sold stock and machinery totaling 12,850 dollars. The Goshen road farm known as The Cold Comfort was sold to William Fultz for 30,000 dollars with immediate possession. Cattle, pigs, sheep, chickens and feed commanded solid prices while horses and harness bids lagged.
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Montgomery County
Laytonsville
John W
Delbert S. Null
Benjamin
Daniel B. Chambers
Baltimore
Cold Comfort
Goshen Road
William Fultz
Fultz
Alvie A. Ewler
Year of Decision Ranked in Maryland Grange Talks
Leaders of the Maryland Grange in College Park Md heard that farmers face a year of decision as prices show little change from sales held months earlier. Dr T B Symons extension di- discussed agricultural outlook and policy implications.
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Decision
Grange Conference Sets Price Support Plan Talks
The rector at the University of Maryland told the Strangers that decisions on price support and a long range agricultural program will likely be made this year. The annual conference was attended by 175 officers representing nearly every Grange in Maryland.
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University of Maryland
Srangers
Maryland
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