Japan Reveals Self Defense Forces With Imperial Ties
Tokyo reports Japan has unveiled its new self defense forces, a modest air navy and ground service formed after renouncing war. The 110000-man ground force uses surplus American weapons while the 1000-man navy will loan on some destroyers. Officers include former imperial war leaders amid a cautious, U.S.-styled reorganization.
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Tokyo
Japan
Igen-Ral
Am Arm
Sadamu Sanagi
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Kentaro Uemura
Kempetai
Police
Germany
Gestapo
Minoru Genda
Battle of Midway
Takeo Tsutsui
Korea
Imperial Army
Chance For Income Tax Cut Seems Dead
Washington reports that prospects for a broad income tax cut in the major tax revision bill appear dead as rival Democratic and Republican proposals faltered. The stalemate left the outcome uncertain and politics dominant in the budget battle.
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Eisenhower
Capitol
Senate
House
Washington
Political Strategy Cited in Campaign Push
A fragment notes a strategy to secure a decisive issue for the upcoming November congressional elections. The text implies planning to shape voter emphasis and mobilize support through a targeted campaign stance.
Westminster By-Pass Opens At 7 30 P M
Westminster Md Governor Michaeld in Westminster to dedicate the new 214 million by-pass around the city on U S 140. Ribbon cutting at the bridge near Western Maryland Railway tracks with state, county and local officials on hand. Also notes Washington fiscal year starts with a reported 3 percent deficit for the new year.
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Westminster
Mcheldin
U. S. 140
Jevosses
Western Maryland Railway
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
Devereua
Joseph L. Mamas
Westmiister
Walter V. Bennett
Carroll ‘County Commissioners
A. Earl Shipley
Washington
Uncle Sam
Equity Court Audit Report Set For Approval In July 1954
Frederick County Circuit Court orders to ratify and confirm the auditor's report in Meadows v Ford et al, with publication of the order required seven days before July 16 1954. Executor notices follow, warning creditors and claimants to file by January 4 1955 and settle debts promptly. Agnes Ambush estate executrix Mabel Hall issues the notice.
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Equity
Circuit Court For
Frederick County
Stanley J Meadows
Bernard Ford Meadows
Ellis C. Wachter
Rrezie DeLauter
Soleilor
Orphans Court
Maryland
Agnes Ambush
Mabel Hall
Sis
Public Sale of Personal Property in Grimes Maryland
Under a chattel mortgage dated July 1 1930 and assigned to William M Storm the undersigned will offer for public sale on July 10 1954 at 11 am at Grimes Washington County Maryland. Items include a Smitheo 24x100 lattice frame conveyor with Cedarapids troughing and 19 hp motor, a Madsen 6x28 dryer a Jeffrey mill crusher mounted on a common base, a Smitheo 23 3200 lattice frame conveyor with 10 hp motor and related equipment, a TD-14 International crawler tractor with pan platform scales, and related machinery plus a second sale of steel bins bagging equipment trucks motors and misc items. Cash or day of sale. Auctioneers and notices list Brevard Dewey Birks Johnson and others.
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Eastern Lime, Mail and Fertilizer Company
William M Storm
Frederick County
Grimes
Washington County
Maryland
Smitheo
H.p Crocker Wheeler
Crocker Wheeler
Op Crocker
Casa
Delbert S Null
Keedsville
Snarpsburg
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Chevrolet
Ford
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Walter E Evin
Harry D Radcliff
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Assiongess Sale
Circuit Court
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Dewey Birks Johnson
Virginia
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Nellie Grace Johnson
Salem
Henry H. Hoey
Dhese
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Thurty
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Loretta Kaye
Hvng
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Tain
Ellis
Wachter
Fredenck County
Manuel M Weinberg
L. Arvin
Arlington Grove
Arvin
Eleanor L. Arvin
Brunswick
W.E Nellson
Laintiff
Frederick Counts
Ellis C Wachter
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