Moscow Radio Sees US Memorandum as Baruch Plan Variant
Moscow radio stated the new US memorandum on atomic energy control does not differ in principle from the Baruch plan. It argues the proposal to remove veto via treaty would still balance the United Nations and Security Council, while Pravda challenges the shift and warns the bomb era continues. The piece also includes commentary on Germany unification and US occupation policies in Japan.
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London
Moscow Radio
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Cueo
Pravda
Datek
Virtuals
United New Organization
Security Council
Parhar
United Ae. AU
Germany
Soviet Union
Trud Hu
Japan
UWI Vi Hisiay
Cooler Weather Spreads East After Canadian High Passes
A Canadian high pressure area brought pleasant weather to the Central States as thunderstorms faded. Cooler air from the north is forecast to spread to Pennsylvania by Monday afternoon, with parts of the wheat belt receiving rain and the North Central States expecting lower temperatures today. Barnest E. Wooden, 60, of Woodensburg, was elected president of the Baltimore County Board of Education, succeeding Oscar B. Coblentz who asked not to be reappointed.
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Associated Press
Central States
Atlantic Coast
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Wheat Territory
Corn Belt
North Central States
International Falls
Minn
Barnest E. Wooden
Woodensburg
Baltimore
Safety built into automobiles, New England leaders push change
Boston dispatch reports governors Baldwin of Connecticut and Dale of New Hampshire back Truman safety goals. They advocate redesigns to place drivers nearer the front, improving vision and reducing accidents. Cab over engine concepts work in trucks but face challenges for passenger cars.
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iBy Nea Service
Boston
New England
Connecticut
Baldwin
Truman
Arthur W. Stevens
Nbea-Tkanon Srr
Areit
Gov. Baldwin
Gov. Dale
New Hampshire
Governors’ Safety Council
Dale
Strength for Today on the Value of a Name
In a meditation attributed to Earl L. Pouglass, the piece recalls General Robert E. Lee turning down a lottery offer for his name, stating that his name is all he has left. It frames reputation as the foremost asset, noting Lee’s loss of home and leadership but enduring moral standing.
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Robert
Lee
Tony Martin
America
Bing Crosby
Mame
Monica Lewis
Frank Sinatra
Vaughy Monroe
Peggy Lee
Cindy
Jo Stafford
Trumple Young
Ray McKinley
Gertrude
Niesen
Hal McIntyre
Siboney
Xavier Cugat
Surrender
Perry Como
Tre
Les Brown
Bergin the
Begume
Eddie Heywood
Maryland Racing Echoes Through History and Pimlico Funds
Governor Eden, Maryland's last colonial governor, owned the famed racehorse Whynot and rests in Annapolis. Bowie also owned Crickmore in the 1880s, championing a Maryland racing tradition. The Maryland Jockey Club operates with two key payers: the trainer bringing the horse to Pimlico and the public attending races, while the state provides no funding. Pimlico handles large sums, yet dividends fall below two percent due to various costs and arrangements.
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Governor Eden
Maryland
Anthony Eden
England
Whynot
State House
Annapolis
Govenor Bowie
Crickmore
Maryland Jockey Club
SIMMS
Pimlico
America
A Good Name Beyond Price and Pride in Duty
A reflective piece extols the virtue of a well earned name and community respect over wealth. It argues that pride in one’s character and legacy cannot be bought and that a reputable name is precious beyond riches, citing moral duty and personal integrity.
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Copwright
Fourth Victim Of Fire Dies
James Henry Buchanan Snyder aged 15 died at University Hospital Baltimore after the June 3 fire that destroyed the Snyder home on Route 240 near Frederick Junction. He was transferred to Baltimore a week earlier for blood transfusion needs. Survivors include sisters Virlie Elizabeth Joan V Betty J and brother Vernon L. The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. at 106 East Church Street with Mt Olivet Cemetery interment.
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James Henry Buchanan Snyder
Edward VY
Essie May Painter
Snyder
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Junction
East Patrick
Frederick City Hospital
Sane Tine
Iives Wruer
Virlie
James
Eagles Blood Bank
Everedy Company
Red Cross Motor Corps
Virlie Elizabeth
Joan V
Betty J
Vernon L. Snyder
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Errol Gene
Linda Jane
Peggy Marie
Minor Accident in Libertytown Ends with Bruises
A minor crash occurred Friday around seven near Libertytown damaging one car. Two women in the other vehicle sustained light bruises. No charges were filed. Driver Harry C. Mossburg of Frederick Route 4 allegedly drifted into oncoming traffic causing the collision.
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Libertytown
Harry C. Mossburg
Frederick
Baltimore
Liberty Road
Woodstoro Road
W. W. Corbin
Mosburg
Curtis Power
Martinsburg
W. Va
Power
Wilson Power
William Thatcher
Security Tax To Be Frozen Another Year
Washington July 14 The House Ways and Means Committee voted to freeze the social security old age and survivors tax at 1 percent for employers and employees for another year and to remove a provision for larger state grants. The panel backed a compromise to avoid a floor fight on the Townsend plan and set new features including coverage for veterans families and an unemployment component for maritime workers.
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Washington
House
Ana Means
Knutson UK
Minn
Eye shapes and math mix in curious dental note
A fragmented report mentions security act coverage for new workers and an increase in state and federal matching funds for needy aged people from 20 to 25 dollars monthly. It also oddly states the pupil of a king penguin becomes a square when fully contracted and a hexagon when half dilated, then a circle when fully dilated.
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King Nenguin
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