Connally Protests Aid Spending On Global Coverage
Senator Tom Connally of Texas denounces U S foreign aid plans as officials seek to "cover the earth" with taxpayers money He argues the United States cannot sustain itself while financing aid abroad and clashes with ECA chief Foster over Southeast Asia vs Europe debates The session included calls from Senators Byrd Sparkman and others on arms grants and economic aid policy.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Texas
United States
William
Foster
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Congress
Connally
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Southeast Asia
Senate Finance Committee
Asia
Acheson Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Byrd
D-Va
Armed Services
State Department
North Atlantic
Acheson
Sparkman
Ala
O Connors to Lead State Crime Probe Hearings
Senator O Connor announced Senate Crime Committee hearings on interstate crime in Maryland and the Scranton Wilkes Barre area August 7 in Pennsylvania and August 9 in Maryland. He said matters local to states will be handled by local officials and noted Maryland Senate inquiry led by Crothers has broad authority.
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Washington
O’conor
D-Md
Senate Crime Committee
Maryland
Scranton- Wilkes Barre
Pennsylvania
O'Conor
Crothers
Cecil County
Vernon Cassell Named State Head of Amvets
Vernon Cassell of Frederick was elected State Commander of Maryland AMVETS at the annual convention. He succeeds Wilson Roberson of Middletown. New officers include John Castilow Oakland fist vice commander Arthur Beaulieu Cumberland second vice commander and Joseph O Connell Hyattsville national service officer. State Senator Neil Fraley was principal speaker at the banquet.
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Oakland
Vernon Cassell
Frederick
Maryland Amvets
The
War Veterans Organization
Wilson Roberson
Middletown
John Castilow
Fist
Arthur Beaulieu
Cumberland
Joseph O'Connell
Hyattsville
Neil C. Fraley
R Garrett
Grange Meeting Plans and Youth Projects At Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant Grange members were urged to attend Wondbine Grange on August 1 at 8 pm for a Pomona program. Catherine Roderick reported on Gapland youth projects and noted men will work while women provide meals. Winners in the dress contest were Mrs. Clarence Lochner and Mrs. Welty Wastler. Gene Barkier won youth square dance prize. Beatty Roderick won highway essay prize, with readings by Beatty Roderick Ruth Luchner and Gené Burrier. An August 23 open meeting is set at the Welty Wastler home. Braddock Grange picnic drew 45 attendees at Braddock Heights Park. a watermelon social is planned August 21 at Viewsite Farm, near Pearl.
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T. Pleasant Grange
Mt. Pleasant Grange
Wondbine Grange
Pomona Grange
Catherine Roderick
Gapland
Clarence Lochner
Welty Wastler
Gene Barkier
Beatty Roderick
Ruth Luchner
Cornell University
Gené Burrier
Grangers
Praddock Grange
Braddock Grange
Braddock Heights Park
Howard A. Quinn
Viewsite Farm
Pearl
American Nurses Freed By Russians After Detention
Two American Army nurses, 1st Lt. Geraldine Johnson of Mount Hope West Virginia and 2nd Lt. Lynette M. McCoy of Portland Oregon, were released by Soviet authorities near Berlin after wandering off the Allied highway toward Frankfurt as they followed signs to the wrong city. They were detained by German police then handed to the Russians who later freed them after officials resolved the routing error. The nurses reported they were fed and largely ignored during detention while en route to a holiday in West Germany.
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Berlin
Geraldine Johnson
Mount Hope
West Va
Lynette M. McCoy
Portland
Ore
Frankfurt-on-Main
West Germany
Frankfurt-on-Oder
Rudersdorf
Karlshorst
Broadwater apartments to house re s iding families and guests
Union Bridge residents including Mrs David Abbott and Mrs William Yingling plan to move into the new Broadwater apartments, while Miss Rhea Whitmore recovers from a broken leg after a fall. Fire company parades in Ellliott City and Mt Airy are noted along with local gatherings and a scooter fire on Motter Avenue.
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Union Bringer
David Abbott
William Yingling
Broadwater
Elsie Wilson
Rhea Whitmore
Union Bridge Fire Company
Elliott City
Mt. Airy
Arintha Marsh
George Cranmer
Avinthe Jayne
Lee McNamara
Elmo Lee McNamara
Linda
Kenneth McNamara
Brian
Taney Inn
Taneytown
Louis Stouch
Wanda Douglass
Littlestown
Nancy Roelke
Mt. Union
Ready For School Immunization Push Warns Parents
Dr. R H Riley states every child entering school in September should have a complete physical exam and necessary immunizations. Vaccination for smallpox diphtheria and other protections are urged with boosters for those previously vaccinated. A preschool medical check is advised to ensure health for school life and to catch conditions early. CRAMER REUNION AND ZONTA PICNICS also noted with details on attendees and dates.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Fire destroys barn near Etchison in Montgomery County
George Rea estimated damages at 35000 dollars after lightning started a Saturday night fire that destroyed his barn near Etchison. Fire Chief Kenneth Howes said 100 tons of hay 125 bushels of seed wheat and 450 bushels of oats stored in the barn were also lost. Farm manager Paul Martin said the barn was insured.
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George Rea
Etchison
Montgomery County
Kenneth Howes
Damascus
Drivers Hurt In Collisions Near West Friendship
Two collisions near Routes 40 and 32 at West Friendship injured three drivers early Monday. Thomas M. Litson, 40, suffered severe facial injuries when his car jumped a culvert and rolled. his wife Ruth was uninjured. Henry L. Witt, Baltimore, damaged his Nash after a barricade crash. Avery L. Chatman, 49, Mr. Airy, had teeth knocked out in a separate collision and was treated. Mattie C. Cope, 27, Baltimore, was charged with reckless driving after a blocking maneuver. Norman Rippeon, 17, Mt. Airy, and Kenneth C. Stanley, 20, Damascus, collided. Stanley was charged with reckless driving. Joe Louis weighs 210/212 for Brion bout in San Francisco.
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West Friendship
Thomas M. Lstxon
Sykesville
Ruth
Dixon
Frank Badger
Springfield State Hospital
Henry L. Witt
Baltimore
Badger
Avery
L. Chatman
Mr. Airy
Mattie C. Cope
Chatman
Récklées
Mt. Airy
Norman C. Rippeon
Kenneth
C. Stanley
Damascus
Rippeon
Stanley
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Frigidaire
Potomac Edison
Frederick — Taneytown
Brunswick
Union Bridge
Germany
Frankfurt
Rhine Main
America
Ohio
United
Motter Avenue
Mator
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
U. S
North Korea
Mary Ellin McGrady
Michigan University
Ohio River
New Martinsville
W. Va
Boston
Geraldine Garcia
Milton Bardon
A. Mass
Donald Brown
C. G. Leatherman
Hummelstown
C. D. Leatherman
Jane Carol
Arlington
George Souther
Francis Lindsay
Johnny
Tommy
Lovellsville
Thomas P. Cramer
Beverly
Harvey R. Cramer
Amanda Strine
Maude C. Ramsburg
John Whitmore
Ralph
Harry Frantz
Mark
Martha Frantz
Edgar Zimmerman
Carroll
Uarry Cramer
Frank Cramer
Lillian Graham
Zonta Club
Frederick Zonta Club
Braddock Heights
Florence Garner
Pauline Fuss
A. Hart Etchison
GMC
Markell & Ford
Breotana
Prederick Gas CO. Inc
Hospital Aid
San Francisco
Joe Louis
Cesar Brion
South Market ST
Sam Miller
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Coats
Harry Footers& CO. Cleaners
N. Market ST. Frederick
Cravenette’ Water Repellant Footers
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jomber
Louis
Breyers
M. J. Golibart
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Westminster
Hospital Aid, Inc
P. D. Box
Frederick, Md
Kemp’s
Lises
Ker
Men’s
Kemp
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