Buffer Zone Along Battle Line Proposed
Washington reports the United States seeks a Korean armistice with a buffer zone along the battle line mostly north of the 38th Parallel. Secretary of State Acheson endorsed Gen Ridgways demand that talks resume in a completely neutral zone with free access for both sides. He avoided restating Voice of America claims of Communist bad faith and stressed performance as the test of Reds intent. The 38th Parallel policy remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Acheson
Matthew B. Ridgway
Koyeen
Ridgway
U. N
Voice of America
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
MacArthur
United Nations
Stalin
Secret Air Force Project Approved
The House Armed Services Committee today approved a secret billion dollar Air Force construction plan in Europe and areas near Russia including new and expanded bases. Saudi Arabia agreed to allow U S bomber and fighter use of Dhahran airfield for five years, and the committee tentatively approved 357 million dollars for eight bases in Alaska Puerto Rico and six in the United States. The panel approved over one billion dollars for secret construction as part of a 6.56 billion dollar world wide military program.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
House
Armed Services Committee
State Department
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Dhahran
Middle- East
Alaskan
Puerto Rico
United States
Lodge
R-Maps
Air Force
Armed Services
Court Action In Band Case Is Delayed
Joseph Petrillo and the American Federation of Musicians delayed court action over Louis Prima and his orchestra walking out on a Music Corporation of America engagement at Braddock Heights. MCA and union leaders discussed the dispute by telephone and telegraph, delaying damages proceedings in New York. The concessionaires reported fan disappointment and noted a $6000 guaranteed contract with a 60 percent gate share after taxes.
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Joseph
Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Louis Prima
Music Corporation of America
Braddock Heights
W. Jerome Offutt
the Heights Dance-Pavillion Confessionaires
Musicians’ Union
MCA
New York
Prima
Guy Cramer
Ollie W. Rosenberry
Easton
District of Columbia
Washington
Offutt
Ted Eddy
Rosenberry
Eddy
Friday Offutt
The
Music Federation
Czar
Prime
Truman Rebuffs Senator Douglas Over Illinois Federal Judges
President Truman rejects three Douglas nominees for Illinois federal courts, naming only Joseph Samuel Penny. The move fuels hints of a rift with Senator Douglas, with potential implications for 1932 politics as Douglas faces possible opposition to the White House picks. Douglas, away, may challenge the selections. he had urged Penny, King, and Epstein, while Truman selected Penny along with Drucker and Harrington.
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Washington
Truman
Paul Douglas
D-Ii
Douglas
White House
Senate
Mr. Truman
Joseph Samuel Penny
William H. King
Benjamin P. Epstein
Penny
Lucas
Ilinois
Perry
King
Epsteinm
Joseph Jerome Drucker
Cornelius J. Harrington
U. S
Chicago
Hospital Aid, Inc. reports $5000 treasury and 100 members
Hospital Aid Inc shows a $5000 treasury and 100 members with a paid up enrollment of 100. It plans to expand membership and provide interest-free loans to help with hospital expenses through a revolving fund. The non-profit organization operates with no salaried staff and offers six membership classes.
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James Messeremith
Hospital Aid, Inc
James H. Grove, Jr
Benjamin Shuff
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Everedy Company
Treasury
Hospital Aid. the
Frederick Memorial Tiospital
P. OG
Frederick
Court News and Marital Licenses and Deeds
Foreclosure petitions against mortgagees in equity court and a complaint for absolute divorce are listed. Marriage licenses issued for Roby Beall and Mary Wear. Several divorces noted. Real estate transfers include Landsdale Tube, Zimmerman, Crum Moeer, and others with $10 or $5 consideration. Tito comments on Soviet Korea war cease fire sincerity in Belgrade Yugoslavia.
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Alton Y Bennett
Nelson C. Mieh
C Herbert Kreh
Mortagagors
Benjamin H. McGaha
Avis G. McGaha
Ann M Favorite
John W. Favorite
Roby Lee Beall
Monrovia
Mary Margaret Wear
Germantown
Millard E. Barthtow, Jr
Winchester Street
Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
State School System Probe Needed
Hagerstown July 13 The Sobeloff Commission heard calls for a full Maryland state government probe into the school system. Senator McLaughlin urged simpler, low cost schools and questioned high school curricula. Governor McKeldin urged consolidation of boards and a cabinet system. Delegates Whitworth Kimble urged budget unification and firing over budget spenders, and a single Labor Department. Delegates from Washington Garrett Frederick and Allegany counties attended, with prior meetings in Ocean City Annapolis and Baltimore.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Sobeloff
McLaughlin
Washington County
Washington
McKeldin
Whitworth
R-Alegany
Kimble
Department of Labor
Garrett
Frederick
Allegany
Ocean City
Annapolis
Ballymore
Owings Mills Boy Injured After Railroad Track Incident
An Owings Mill boy who admitted placing a board on the B and O Railroad near his home causing a scooter car crash and serious injuries to two men was badly hurt Friday. A dog owned by Paul Beaver of Owings Mill bit the boy on the left ankle, inflicting a painful wound. He received medical treatment.
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Owings Mill
Paul Beaver
Vandal damage hits concrete layer near Cooksville Route 40 work
Vandals damaged the concrete layer of the Williams Construction Company near Cooksville during Thursday night or early Friday as crews extend Route 40 westward. State Police reported no immediate damage estimate, with officials unavailable for comment.
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Williams Construction Company
Cooksville
Equipment downtime expected after apparent vandal damage
Investigators say gear components on the machine are badly damaged and must be replaced. No clear grievance against the company is identified, and officials report the equipment will be out of service for several days at least.
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Hey
Romanian Economy Collapses Amid Payroll Cuts
Reports from sources in Romania describe widespread unemployment and a collapsing economy with payroll reductions of about 15 percent in government offices. Officials say those labeled suspicious will be purged while jobs in canal project labor remain accessible. Meanwhile Belgrade notes a July 13 party in Yugoslavia and Lewiston Parent-Teachers Association hosts the first canning party of the season aiding school cafeteria supplies.
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Romania
Danube
Black Sea
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Lewiston
Parent-Teachers Association
Lewistown
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Ralph Bush
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St. Lou
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Frederick, Md
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Walkersville
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Pat Kettler
Uome
Court News
Julian Uo Harris
Nellie C Zimmerman
Calvin W. Wachter
Audrey B. Crum Moeer
Markell & Ford
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Army Medical Service Corps
Donald H. Hiltner
Rosalin Hiltner
West 5Th Street
Lynn H. Tingay
Medical Field Service School
Fort Sam Houston
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Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
West Mulberry
U. S. Army
Paris
West Patrick 57
New Market
MT. Airy
Frederick CO
William S. Hood
U. S. 40
Mercury
Studebaker
Stude
Box
Frederick, Me
C. E. Cline & Son
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TRE Kehne Furniture Company
South Market St
America
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Bernie Sarena
Paul Jones
BY Mullins
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus
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