Frederick County Chamber Seeks to Hold Line Against Socialism
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce monthly publication urges a local policy to resist socialism, aligning with the U S Chamber program. Executive secretary George C Slagle cites lectures on England's socialism and argues for federal fiscal caution, urging business leaders to press Congress for reform while maintaining employment in a free private economy.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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London
England
Socialist Party
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Johnson
Truman Reproaches Johnson of Colorado
President Truman publicly reproached Colorado Senator Edwin C. Johnson for voting with Republicans more often than Democrats. Johnson opposed Pike for the Atomic Energy Commission and Hutchinson for the Federal Trade Commission, viewed as political moves. He was away on a South American trip, with no immediate comment from him. Roy Jr Keadman filed as Republican candidate for Judge of the Orphans Court, the third Republican and sixth overall.
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Trumgan Isday
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Senate Comerce
Martin Hutchinson
Richmond
Federal Trade Commission
Hyndman
Roy Jr. Keadman
Frederick
Board of Election Supervisors
The
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Samuel @. Ausherman
Frank J ©. Shook
Spencer E. Stup
Mary H. Gregory
Albert M. Coblentz
Tydings To Be Speaker At Lewistown War Memorial
United States Senator Millard E. Tydings will speak at the Lewistown War Memorial dedication on Sunday July 23. The project, started by community groups in Lewistown District, features a stone monument in front of the Lewistown school with a bronze plaque listing 146 World War I and II service members. The ceremony will include a concert by the Second Army Band from Fort Meade and a color guard.
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Millard E. Tydings
Lewistown War Memorial
Lewistown
Utica Lutheran Women's League
Silvia Bowler
Naomi Gaver
Jaceb R. Ramesbure
Utica Evangelical and Reformed Guild
Clarence Warner
Arma Stull
Women's Society of Christian Service
Tnpanies
Second Army Band
Senator Tydings
Edwin ©. Creeger
American Legion
Thurmart
Tomimitter
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Anna Ruth’ Firor
Margaret Stull
Albert Powell
Jatoh O R. Rameburs
Charles Edward Green
Randolph Stull
White House asked to reopen synthetic rubber plants
Nine executives from the rubber industry urged the White House to immediately reopen laid-up wartime synthetic rubber plants and to safeguard natural rubber supplies. They presented proposals to Presidential Assistant John F. R. Steelman, who said he would forward them to NSRB chairman W. Stuart Bymington. The government is already studying reopening options.
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Washington
Ricber
White Mouse
Par East
Fire and Rubber Company
John FR. Steelman
Steelman
W. Stuart Bymington
National Security Resources Board
Potato Bug Bombing Charge Denounced by State Department
Washington July 6 Russia denounced as a fantastic fabrication the American charge of a potato bug bombing of Eastern Europe. A State Department statement said the claim borrowed Nazi insect‑attack tactics and misrepresented the drop of bugs from American planes as a Russian sabotage plot amid potato shortages.
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Washington
Russia
Europe
State Department
New Notre Dame Convent To Be Built Here
Bids for a new Convent for the School Sisters of Notre Dame in Frederick will be sought next month, Rev. James M. Hogan announced. The project aims to support St Johns School as enrollment grows, with plans for a convent, chapel, classrooms and related facilities to accommodate nearly 400 pupils amid postwar expansion.
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Jesuit Mission Opens Convent School in 1915
The Frederick Mission opened September 2 1915 and the Convent at 112 East Second Street was blessed September 3. The school kept the Jesuit name St John s Literary Institute and began classes September 8 with Reverend Mather M Marian as Commissary General and Reverend Mather M Agnes as Provincial Superior.
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Mather M. Agnes
Russia to Do Nothing to Bring Korean Peace
Moscow accuses the American blockade of Korea as a new act of aggression and says the United States will bear responsibility for any harm to Soviet interests. Russia argues the June 27 Security Council resolution is illegal, since the Soviet Union and Communist China were absent.
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Korea
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Security Council
Soviet Union
China
Want Ships Reactivated for Korean War Readiness
CIO National Maritime Union urges President Truman to order thousands of laid up merchant vessels activated amid the Korean situation and tense world picture. Union head Joseph Curran telegrammed that thousands of merchant seamen and shipyard workers are unemployed and ready for this important work in national welfare and preparedness.
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CIO National Maritime Union
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Joseph Curran
Russia Charges Aggression To United States
Lake Success July Russia's Andrei A Gromyko stated the Soviet Union will do nothing to help the United Nations repel North Korea's invasion of South Korea. The action marks a rare acknowledgment by Moscow while the USSR boycotts 30 UN bodies yet keeps its mission active. Forty three UN members pledged active support or endorsed Security Council plans to aid the UN effort.
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Security Council
Gromyko
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German War Jitters Spread Through West Germany
Frankfurt reports signs of war jitters as the Korean crisis unsettles the West German public. Doctors say many seek poisons for death by suicide if invaded by Soviet forces, with one physician noting several requests from people fearing another 1945 invasion.
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Europe
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