Eisenhower Optimistic on War Fear Diminishing
New York June 11 General Dwight D Eisenhower said in a closed meeting with New York Republicans that under certain conditions the fear of war could be removed within two to three years. He cited strong economies and military readiness by free nations plus public confidence to deter aggression. He warned the Soviet Union aims to sow fear and suggested Western powers must counteract the fear psychosis while reducing deficits and inflation pressures. Dewey predicted Eisenhower’s nomination in Chicago and possible election in November, while Taft’s chances were discussed. In Baltimore a bus accident injured John Earley and recalled another arm loss involving Sylvia Downes the 16-year-old acrobat.
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New York
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Dewey
Thomas E. Gewey
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Baltimore
John Earley
Karley
Sylvia Downes
Miss Downes
Cadet Howard O Flook Jr Graduates From Charlotte Hall
Graduate Cadet Howard O Flook Jr son of Mr and Mrs Howard O Flook of 15 East Second Street completed studies at Charlotte Hall Military Academy on June 2 He transferred from Frederick High School for his senior year and earned letters in basketball football and track He held multiple offices and received several awards including the Scaniey Dodson scholarship Babe Ruth Foundation award and the Edward M Thomas trophy for best athlete and student.
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Howard O Flook
East Second Street
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Charlotte Hall
Flook
Frederick High School
Military Academy
Monogram Club
Washington and Stonewall Literary Society
Scaniey L Dodson
Babe Ruth
Edward Momas
Charlotte Hail Decathaion
Cadet Plans Drexel Tech Mechanical Engineering Major
The 1947 Cadet Flock member announces plans to enter the Drexel Institute of Technology to study mechanical engineering, aiming to pursue a hands on engineering career at the institution.
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Jnward
Sas
Drexel Institute of Technology
Court News and Local Transfers From The Plains Area
Court news lists marriage licenses for Harry Leonard Jr. and Mary Rebecca Lee both of Virginia with ages 23 and 18. Property deeds show transfers: Robert M Boone to Robert W Parker with wife for $10 in county, Alan W Lang to Alex Brant with wife for $102, county. Abou D Pollack and wife to Sax Roads Commission for $1 in county. Sherwood Brothers Inc to City of Frederick for $1 in city. Ramsburg Fertilizer Co to City of Frederick for $1 in city. A note on Dutch Guiana women describes carrying items on their heads with a stone weight.
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Harry Leonard, Jr
the Plains
Mary Rebecca Lee
Upperville
Robert M Boone
Robert W. Parker
Alan W Lang
Alex Brant
Abou D. Pollack
Sax ¢ Roads Commission
Theft Charge Involving Ale Bottle For 7 Year Old
A 7-year-old Alexander Breckinridge, a Negro tractor operator, faced Baltimore police court on June 11 charged with stealing a 20 cent bottle of ale while helping load five carloads of ale onto a Puerto Rico bound ship. He found the warm bottle near a water barrel and attempted to drink it. A guard at the pier gate confiscated the bottle, and the magistrate indicated the case would be treated on legal principles, noting the maxim de minimis lex non curat.
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Baltimore
Alexander Breckinridge
Puerto Rico
Breckinridge
Avrum K Rifman
Still in prison Kieus Fuchs denied diary claims
London reports say German born physicist Kieus Fuchs remains at Stafford Prison and has not spoken with outsiders. Home Office denies diaries and papers movement, refuting a Daily Express tale of diary, hidden writings, and letters smuggled via father.
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London
Atom
Kieus Fuchs
Stafford
Midlands
British
Home Office
London Daily Express
Huasiars
Express
Fuchs
Pentonville Gar
Emil Fuchs
Disabled veteran seeks full VA disability award
Malcolm T Preece Jr, a university professor who hiked 430 miles in a wheelchair from Louisa Kentucky, appeared before a Veterans Administration Appeal Board in Washington. He seeks 100 percent disability compensation citing loss of use of his leg from a 1944 Army training accident at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma. He currently receives $18,480 monthly with 80 percent disability and dependency allowances.
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Washington
Malcolm T Preece Jr
Hatch
Louisa
Veterans Administration Appeal Board
Preece
Camp Gruber
Okio
Psychoneurosis with functional leg disturbance
Records show no evidence of organic disease affecting the legs. Patient described as having psychoneurosis with functional disturbance of the lower limbs.
Fragmented Note on Meat Reactivity in Acids
A garbled measurement note claims meat formed during etealia dissolution in acid varies with cold spring versus tensies. It mentions higher formation under cold conditions and when a tensies agent is present, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Ske
Free Nations
Court News
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
Frederick
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Dutch Guiana
Alens Lamay
Wade
Diomiimeretat
Axzane Pty Td
Harry Tinney
Mamiltom
Damascus
Wolverine
Kadkett
Jehosen
Boys & Girla
Orse
Hollywood Hose
Denier
Buck
Laree
Stetton
Stuher
Bath
City
Tath Street
Wash Rd
Balton Road
Ralph W. Boyer Agency Court Ade. Is
Insurance Real Estate
Hann
Satay Lone
Blue Ribbon
East Germany
Amurvca
Inooo
Permanen
Eversharp Inc
Fath Ave
Universal Insulation CO
Mabley
Wilson Place
Kenneth
Kemp
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