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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1951

Page

11

Peace planning in Korea shaped by record of talks and plans

NEA Washington correspondent reviews U S and UN efforts in Korea from initial armistice talks to cease fire proposals. He credits planners for a sequence of offers and adaptations, noting plans varied with military fortunes and Communist responses, and previews forthcoming State Department policy.

Peter ‘Edson NEA Washington Amchair Shome Pentagon Russia Red China Joint Chiefs of Staff United States United Nations Bof MacArthursbr Joint Chiefs“of 7 Staff 38Th Pa North Korea Kim Il-sung China Korea Chou En- Jai Red UN General Assembly U.S North South Korea Wonsari Pyongyang South-Korea Manchuria MacArthur General MacArthur J. Lawton Collins Truyman

Taneytown council discusses sewer project plans

Taneytown council held its regular meeting to review a proposed community sewer system with field surveys studied and bids planned. Mayor Perry noted three hour parking signs installed on Middle street Fairview avenue and part of York street. Virginia Mary Kubit named girl governor at Annapolis event. The Quantum Liber Needlework meets at Mrs Carrell Frock home and a family picnic is tentatively planned for August.

Taneytown Municipal Chamber Rey Ritter Reynardt,Whitman and Associates Baltimore Perry Solons Middle Street Fairview Avenue York Street Harry Mohney Virginia

Develop a Hobby Now for Peace of Mind Later

Doctor Edwin P. Jordan argues that with 31 million Americans aged 45 to 64 inching toward 65 retirement, society faces new elderly-health challenges. He urges planned hobbies to keep the mind and body active, reducing later life burdens and preserving zest for life.

United States

Planning for retirement with active hobbies and health

The text argues that retired individuals should plan ahead outside finances, stay active through hobbies to preserve health and interest, and avoid burdening younger generations. It notes that active, healthy seniors ease younger people’s burdens and can even achieve more in hobbies than in their former work.

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Stalin Sees Parade of Powerful New Jet Planes

In Moscow on July 8, Vice Premier and Prime Minister Stalin observed a striking display of cutting edge jet fighter aircraft. The procession showcased the speed and sophistication of the latest military airpower.

Moscow VP1 Stalin

Soviet air show at Tushino with Stalin watching

Western observers noted the planes appeared capable of supersonic speeds during a display at Tushino Airport on Moscow's outskirts. Stalin watched from a balcony as the event drew attention from observers and officials. The report also notes a U S Army officer receiving the Distinguished Service Medal and a Dayton postmaster found dead by self-inflicted cause.

Abi Tushino Moscow Stalin

North Korean warning ahead of armistice as UN talks continue

In a Dayton store context a despondent Isaacs reportedly died by suicide with a rifle near him after a shooting involving Columbus Jr in an outside toilet. Police noted no note. The report also mentions a Korean Red Version radio warning readiness before any armistice is signed.

Dayton Columbus C. Isaacs George Burgdorf Howard Maryland Isaacs Columbus, Jr Tokyo i—Pyonggvane Radio United Nations

North Korea Radio Puts Spotlight on Vigilance Against Enemies

The Red radio quoted an editorial from Pyongyang Nodong Sinmun urging the Korean people to heighten vigilance against the enemy. A North Korean broadcast argued the cease-fire and armistice push reflects U.S. failures in Korea, noting the move is promoted by American imperialism.

Red Radio Pyongyang

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