Acheson Europe trip signals long fight with Communism
Secretary of State Acheson returns from Europe and tells Congress the U S faces a long struggle with Communism. He notes the 1949 North Atlantic pact and warns Congress that funding for defense and the ending of the Marshall Plan will shape future U S policy. He stresses a continued U S stake in European affairs beyond 1952 and discusses balanced defense among allied nations.
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James Marlow
Washington
Acheson
Europe
Congress
U. S
Britain
Canada
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Traily
Iceland
Russia
Bevin
Schuman
London
United States
U.S
Meat Prices Rise As Seasonal Factors Push Costs
Meat prices are climbing after the usual spring rise with beef leading the gains and pork and lamb still below year-ago levels. Analysts cite lower supplies, rising feed costs, longer consumer demand, higher factory wages, and strong hospitality demand as factors, while hog marketing shows lighter weights reducing pork output.
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Chicago
Plaque Honoring Page Is Unveiled in Capital
Washington article notes a June 10 unveiling of a bronze plaque for William Tyler Page at St Columba s Episcopal Church. Daniel A. Reed will speak. Mary Evelyn Page and Susan Sedgewick Singer will unveil. Page born 1868 in Frederick Maryland died 1942. He served in the House under fourteen speakers and eleven presidents.
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Washington
Maryland
William Tyler Page
St. Co
Lumba’s Episcopal Church
Sage
Daniel A. Reed
New York
House of Representatives
Mary Evelyn Page
Susan Sedgewick Singer
Mr. Page
Frederick
Mda
Eoin Tyler
U. S
Carter Braxton
JINGLES JINGLE By HAL BOYLE
New York May 31 Myron Mahler rose from county fair barker to ad agency vice president by crafting radio jingles. He calls jingles the new folk music and notes they permeate American life. Some adults say singing commercials disturb them or provoke envy, though most enjoy them. Two metro radio stations ban singing commercials.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Myron Mahler
Mahler
United States
America
Johnny
Jingles and a Missing Dog Highlight Maryland News
A Maryland feature covers jingles as a growing profession with earnings from $50 to thousands and notes a singing commercial’s typical 20 second airtime. Also reported is a missing small black terrier named Penny in Washington County with a local kennel incident. Annapolis discusses a possible special session to move the September primary date due to the Jewish New Year, with party officials to be consulted.
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Penny
Frederick
Hagerstown
Washington County
Annapolis
Lane
General Assembly
Frederick streets to be beautified with state aid
The speaker notes highways into Frederick lack beauty but trees and shrubs will be planted with the help of the Garden Club and Civic organizations. He mentions consulting the State Department of Forestry and pledges to secure cooperation and aid to beautify streets parks and approaches if elected mayor.
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Frederick
Garden Club
State Department of Forestry
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Capital
Colorado
Mesa Verde National Park
Boyle
Buick
Fisher
Furre
Duaster
Adeta
Belter
Henry J. Taylor
ASC Network
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Patrick Street
William B. Burall
West Second Street
James H. Cramer
Democratic City Executive Committee
Alze
Path Scale
Mirro Vacuum Coffee
P.L. Hargett & CO
South Market Street
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