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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1947
Page
2
Secretary of State George C. Marshall spoke in general terms about world peace and security, rejecting claims that U S aid is tied to imperialist aims or to imposing political and economic domination, and noting no specific reference to the Paris meeting or Russia.
Secretary of State Marshall condemned Soviet charges that U S aid to Europe funds imperialism and laid down four conditions for aid use. He said relief must not be for selfish or political ends, must aid economic rehabilitation, and restore hope and confidence, in a Harvard speech via the Women’s National Press Club. Molotov had raised alternative plans at a Moscow conference.
A young scooter rider was struck by a car at the Market and South streets intersection around 8 o clock on Tuesday. The 29 year old driver K Gilmer was cited for operating with a license. The injured youth received first aid at the scene and was taken to a hospital where he died.
Rosanna Pevers an on again off again English bride declares she will not marry ex Gl Peter Vasquez in London. The couple faced parental opposition as Rosanna traveled alone to wed Bez, a two year old express company worker, but mid ceremony she called it off citing uncertainty.
Rosanna, after a day of reflection, decides against marrying Giovanni Castelan in London or anyone else. She states Peter left his parents to live with friends, and she now believes he isn’t worth worrying about. She insists she cannot wed someone she does not love.
Annapolis July 1 Governor Lane had as his guest F. L. Yates Jr., a Cleveland, Ohio native and great grandson of Governor William T. Hamilton, Western Maryland’s last chief executive. Yates was en route from Finids to the family ranch in Wryeming while Hamilton served from 1886 to 1884.
Holger Block Jespersen, Danish consul in Baltimore since 1941, died of a heart attack at his home. Survived by his widow Milliculk of Ireland and a daughter Harriman Jr. Jespersen, a chemical engineer, came to the United States in 1920 as an exchange student and returned to Denmark before rejoining the U.S. in 1930. Say you saw it in The News.
Two suits for 2500 dollars each were filed in circuit court on Tuesday naming Haller Snyder and Russell Dorsey as defendants through their attorney Alton Y. Bennett Evelyn Lutz and Robert E. Lutz each seek that sum in damages with particulars not provided.
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