Arms aid program pledges weigh on U S policy
Washington reports Secretary Acheson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States must proceed with a second 11 222 500 000 installment in the military aid program for friendly nations, aiming to complete much of the effort by 1953 or 1954. Johnson echoed the goal in a joint Senate hearing, stressing the arms aid as essential for peace and security, while critics say the push is wartime logic. Rep Eaton warned that peace talk is delusion, and Acheson cautioned no estimate on end date. Police seek hit and run truck driver after a North Market Street collision caused $150 damage to a parked car.
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Washington
Acheson
House
Truman
Dease Johnson
Senate Foreign Actions and Armed Services
Faton
Cahiet
Rep Eaton
New Jersey
Eaton
Cheson
Kee
Dwva
Johnson
Austin William Humes
Frederick
North Market Street
Himes
Britain Charts Its Own Co Operation Proposals
Britain is drawing up proposals for closer European coal and steel cooperation to keep doors open to the Schuman Plan. A top level committee led by Sir Edwin Plowden studies what unity would mean, amid Britain’s concerns over a powerful international steel state and its impact on domestic planning. Steel scrap prices soar to a record 46 dollars a ton as buyers push prices higher.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
Jean Monnet
Robert Schuman
Schuman
France
Germany
Edwin Plowden
Plowden
Monnet
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Paris
Frante
Campaign Of Truth Planned Amid Cold War Media Battle
Washington reports Secretary of State Edward W Barrett outlined a stepped up campaign of truth to counter Soviet propaganda. He noted possible use of television and China’s satellites for reach. Barrett, after talks with British French and Italian officials, said Russia’s information war is growing panicky as jamming targets Voice of America and BBC in several European satellites. A British ship from Hong Kong was later shelled by Chinese Nationalist warships with casualties reported.
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Washington
Air
Edward W Barrett
West
Russia
State Department
Senate
Mundt
R-Sd
Barrett
Soviet Union
Russig
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Corporation
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Voice
BBC
Court News Details of Deeds And Marriages In County And City
Property deeds list transfers among Walter Blaine Gentry Frances M Schwartz Edward F Holter George E Martin J William Masser Helen F Mock Edna Grace Masser Clyde W Rice Sallie R Marker Charles C Hoover Jr and others with sums of 10 or 1. Power of attorney notices and lists of marriages show pairs from various towns including Shade Gap Neelyton Lebanon Hagerstown Baltimore Takoma Park and Waynesboro. Several divorce cases include Earle Lightner Jr and Beulah Smith and Eugene W Wingo and Clare Watson among others.
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Walter Blaine Gentry
William C. Hough
Frances M. Schwartz
Senata
Hartman
Edward F Holter
Harry E Cornproost
George E Martin
Walter B Gentry
William Masser
Helen F. Mock
Edna Grace Masser
Myersville
George F Pierce Jr
Dorothy M. Stewart
Harisburg
Fa Witham A Anders
Drafeed
Divorce action filed for absolute divorce in Pennsylvania
Equity Bude E Gibbons sues Catherine L Gibbons in Middleton Pennsylvania for an absolute divorce. The complaint lists parties New Midway Ruth No Kline 20 Route and Frederck Huan J Staley Jr 30 along with Hummelsown Pao Pauline C Whister 40 Eliabethtown Samuel C Fininer 28 and Sarah E Chubb 18 all of Middleton.
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New Midway
Ruth No Kline
Frederck Huan J
Employers Not Forced to Bargain for All Workers
June v The Taft Hartley Act chief enforcement officer said employers cannot be forced to deal with a union for all workers. Robert N Denham, General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, said an employer may bargain only for his own workers and need not join other employers in bargaining for all their workers.
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Washington
Taft-Hattles Acts
Robert N Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
Sewing club plans December program and tours
The Hetky Ridge Galsah club held its second meeting since organization on Mayo. Miss Feely Jr Tustant explained four week work at the community tall with Batharca fishes president. The group mapped out its program through December 1. New members Mary Louie Watts and Bould Glass joined, bringing total membership to the Sewing practice scheduled for June 1. Plans for the county 4-H tour to Baltimore were discussed and members will visit Green Spring, Druid Bark zoo, and appear on television.
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Rocky Ridgh
Hetky Ridge
Galsah Club
Mayo
Feely Jr
Batharca Fishes
Bliss Black
Mary Louie Watts
Bould Glass
Baltimore
Green Spring
Druid Bark Zoo
Club officers named for meeting at Mrs Lites home
The meeting adjourned with refreshments served after the session. Mrs Robert Lites will host the next meeting with Harriet Lites as associate and Miss Fisher as president. Other officers include Shirley Sprague vice president Mabel Sharer secretary Harriet Tiles treasurer and Pauline Biosell reporter. Hatchons equipment for the Air Forces and the Civil Aeronautics Administration John W Hammond salesman. Meet said 1000 employees will be added by year end increasing total to about 3500.
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Robert Lites
Harriet Lites Trostens
Miss Fisher
Shirley Sprague
Mabel Sharer
Harriet Tiles Trensurer
Pauline Biosell
Air Forces
Civil Aeronautics Admidstrathan
John Wo Uammond
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Estabrook
Eastman
Royal and Remington Typewriters
Storm & Shipley
Market & Second Sts
Meni
Stopette
Efoples Drug Stores
W. Patrick
N. Market
Pittsburgh
Hong Kong
PSA
Bordens
Borden
Court News
A. C, Denn
Super Bottled Gas Service
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
The
Bundix Gees
Conerace
June
Bendia Radw
the News
David
Griffin Automobile, Bonds, Casualty
Fire, Life, Marine Insurance
N. Court St
Veterans Citizens
115Th Infantry Reg
T 29Th Inf Diving State Armory
Frederick, Maryland
Sat
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TAL
State Armory
America
Mercury
Mobilgas
Grand Canyon
Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
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