Why did the Communists seek peace at Geneva
James Marlow argues the Geneva armistice gave Communists half of Viet Nam while exposing Western divisions. They may aim to win elections in 1956, subvert from within, and weaken Allied resolve by peace rather than continued fighting. The West’s split allowed a tactical victory and potential global repercussions.
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James Marlow
Washington
Viet Nam
Indochina
Geneva
Korea
United States
Britain
Public sale trustee's sale of valuable real estate Walkersville
Public sale under a deed of trust of December 15 1952 in Frederick County Maryland. The property at Main Street Walkersville with a 8 room oil heated house from a nursing home, 107 by 313 feet deep, to be sold July 23 1954 at 11 00 A M for cash on court approval. A 1500 deposit required, taxes paid to July 1 1954 and conveyancing costs borne by purchaser.
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Magmie L. Wachter
Amos A. Holter
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick
Frederick Court
D.S.T
Main Street
Walkersville
Armstron
G. McKinney
Marmie L. Wachter
Asians and DeMolay Booster Day in Frederick 1954
An excerpted Frederick News report discusses East Asia politics and European security, noting Molotov and Mendes France amid debates over the European Defense Community and U.S. stance toward Red China, then shifts to DeMolay Booster Day events in Frederick with straw ride, a Saturday dance, and Sunday church service. It also highlights B&O broadcasting events in Baltimore including a Garroway show segment and a baseball game.
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Tex
Frederick
Korea
Indochina
Mendes-France
Molotov
Mendes- France
Russia
European Defense Community
United States
Britain
United Nations
Demolay
Order of DeMolay
Fishing Creek
Evangelical Reformed Church
Kirk D. Cramer
Robert Fry
Armory
Braddock Heights
Leon Masser
Job
Kirk Cramer
Wiliam Moore
Robert Leather
Democrats Favor Continuing Hospital
At a Wednesday meeting the Democratic State Central Committee endorsed keeping Emergency Hospital open and planning voter registration in rural districts. Edwin F. Nikirk was elected chairman with George F. Abrecht, James H. Grove Jr., and Mrs. Louise Fraley as officers. Alternates named include Mrs. Fannie King, Joseph Coady, Mrs. Margaret S. Abrecht, Thomas S. Glass, Mrs. Sarah Bennett, James H. Grove Jr., and Mrs. Mildred Fisher. The group set a July 29 7:30 p.m. meeting for local candidates at Democratic Headquarters.
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New Democratic State Central Committee
Edwin F. Nikirk
George F. Abrecht
James H. Grove Jr
Louise Fraley
Fannie King
Joseph Coady
Margaret S. Abrecht
Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnelle Bailey
Rev A Purnelle Bailey reflects on William James’s warning against bigness and urges focus on small moral forces that work quietly. He endorses a Congress member’s view that life is simple and cites Psalm 37 11. The article notes over 40 percent of global goods are produced in the United States, home to six percent of people.
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United States
A. Purnelle Bailey
William James
Congress
Gen. Feature Corp
Nail plug method to stop glue leaks in tubes
A simple way to seal a glue tube or adhesive is to insert a nail as a plug. The glue will harden around the plug and the nail can be removed easily when needed.
Hagerstown by-pass project discussed by state officials
Baltimore July 21 State Senator David K McLaughlin and three Hagerstown residents visited the State Roads Commission to review Route 11 plans for the Hagerstown area. Roads Chairman Russell McCain said the group received a general overview of the state's planning for the bypass and related routes.
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Baltimore
State
Sen
David K. McLaughlin
Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Roads Commission
Russell McCain
McCain
McLaughlin
Howard V. Locke
William R. Caskie
J. A. Abbott
Question for You on Truth in Russia
A quoted note from N. A. Lufburrow questions how Russians can learn the truth when information is suppressed. It asks for a method to reveal facts clearly, presenting a provocative prompt about access to information and press freedom.
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Luf
Russia
U.S.A
N. A. Lufburrow
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