Moscow vetoes Guatemala at UN in 60th council clash
The United States backed proposal to send Guatemala’s aggression complaint to the Inter American Organization failed as Russia vetoed at the Security Council. France’s unanimous resolution urged an end to fighting and noninterference. Talks shift to Washington as Inter American Peace Commission meets tomorrow. The session featured sharp exchanges between U S delegate Lodge and Tsarapkin and included allegations about the United Fruit Co and Secretary Dulles. Separate note: 87 year old Minnie Horine turned the first spade at Hyattstown Christian church site while a $10,000 drive funds the new education building.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Guatemala
Organization of American States
U.N. Security Council
Moscow
Security Council
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Council
France
L-Member Council
U.N
Brazil
Colombia
Inter - American Organization
Inter- American Organization
Peace Commission
Washington
Eduardo Castillo-Arriola
Papachula
Mexico
Mexico City
Tapachula
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Tsarapkin
Inter-American Organization
Lodge
Minnie Horine
Hyattstown Christian Church
Horine
Hensel Opens Attack Again During Army Hearings
Washington reporters relay Hensel affidavit statements amid McCarthy led probe. Hensel, dismissed assistant secretary of defense, says McCarthy offered to withdraw charges without confession of error. Mundt presides as hearings continue at Quantico with possible inclusion of the affidavit.
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H. Struve Hensel
Sen
McCarthy
Hensel
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Quantico
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Defense Department
Mundt
McGarthy
Senate
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Subcommittee
Jackson
McCarthy Army
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Army
Pvt
G. David Schine
Robert T. Stevens
John Adams
Schine
Sen. Potter
R-Mirth
Carr
Connect
Hensel Denies False War Shipping Charges
In a Navy Department era dispute, Hensel defended himself against accusations by N. McCarthy stating such charges were false and malicious. McCarthy reportedly admitted in an earlier session held May 17 that the charges were false.
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Hensel
Navy Department
McCarthy
Final Week of Campaign for Maryland Governor Nomination
In the final campaign week Dr. H. C Bard and George P Mahoney edge toward Baltimore voters after county tours. They quell fiscal talk proposing limits on state debt and the end of the real estate tax. McKeldin backs tax relief while Radcliffe joins Byrd supporters among party regulars.
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Associated Press
H. C Bard
George P . Mahoney
Maryland
Baltimore Area
Calvert County
Baltimore
Wbal-Tv
Mahoney
Baltimore City
Westminster by-pass to open with July 1 ceremonies
A ribbon cutting Thursday evening July 1 at 7 30 p m will formally open the Westminster by pass. Governor McKeldin will officiate and dedicate the new highway with state and local officials in attendance. The ceremony, on the north side of the west bound lane near the Western Maryland Railway tracks, includes a plaque unveiling and a National Anthem by the Westminster Band. Walter Bennett chairs the county ceremony committee.
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Westminster By-Pass
McKeldin
Westminster Band
Carroll Countians
Walter Bennett
Board of County Commissioners
NEA Editors Tour Frederick During Maryland Visit
About 50 newspaper publishers and families toured Frederick as part of a state wide NEA tour after the Baltimore meeting. They viewed Camp Detrick Hood College Key grave and monument and were hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Maryland prizes totaling 600 are offered for best tour stories with judging by Paul McAuliffe. competition ends Sept 20 1954.
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National Editorial Association
Baltmore
Mioe
Hagerstown
Camp Detrick
Hood College
Souney Tatei
Francis Scott Key
Roger Brookes
Marsland State School For the Deaf
Gettysburg
George C. Slagle
Baltimore
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
Annapolis
University of Maryland At College Park
Washington
Esenhower
Maryland
McAuliffe
Maryland ‘Travel Council
Marylland
Reunion of Frederick Boys High graduates touches politics
The Frederick Boys High School reunion at the Francis Scout Key Hotel included talk on communism and McCarthy hearings. Judge Movian criticized the Army hearings while Rep Hyde discussed Congress struggles against communism and the legality of communist beliefs. Memorial notes, officer elections, and a long list of alumni from multiple classes followed.
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Frederick Boys’ High School
Francis Scout Key
Charles Ed Movian
Baltiimore
Senator McCarthy
DeWitt
Hvde
Congress
United States
Nie
Senate
House
Victor G. Mercer
Elmer E. Michael
Charles C. T. Stull
H. David
Hagan
Joseph S. Stephens
Yuselin
Sperry
L. Storm
James C. Biehl
Charles Edgar Fahrney
Paul Phillie
Satekt
Hebert &. Neighbors
R. Floyd Cromwell
A. Staley Holtz
James H. Falk
J. Roger Fisher
Allen Gi Quynn
Austin P. Renn
Austin M. Kline
Walter M. Michael
Mr. Woylan
Mr. Hyde
Chester G. Clem
D. John Markey
Grayson T. Sanner
Dean WW. Tieuwsioneva
Allen G. Quynn
George L. Rothenshoefer
John L. Shaw
D. F. Minor Simpson
Willis D. Witter
C. Kemp Cashour
C. New
Heights Firemen To Elect Tonight
Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company holds its annual election tonight at 8 p m to ballot line officers and executives for the coming year Chief assistant chief and two lieutenants will be elected instead of appointed A report on the county firemen convention and parade along with a general company review will be presented by Earl Fox Clinton Hughes and Frank A Beachley
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Braddock Heights
Earl Fox
Clinton Hughes
Frank A. Beachley
Fire Company
Dr Malakis Dead In Baltimore At Johns Hopkins
Dr Enule Malakis a noted French literature scholar died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a long illness. He was 56.
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Malakis
Baltimore
Enule Malakis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
U S Edge Seen Over Russia In Weapons Tech
Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson said at a session in Quantico that the United States holds a two to three year lead on Russia in weapons technology. He doubted a third world war is inevitable and commented on efforts to settle with the Communists.
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Charles E Wilson
Russia
Defense Secretaries’ Conference
Donald A. Quarles
Defense
Quarles
United States
Wilson
Mmatoh
Bers
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