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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1950

Page

12

Europe Hears Fighting News With Dread

London reports mounting dread as Korea’s fighting escalates sparking fears of a third World War. MPs debate atomic options for Pyongyang while stock markets fall in London and Paris. Prime Minister Attlee says UK seeks UN cease fire and Communist retreat, urging compliance. France reports new developments following the crisis.

London Europe Korea Japan Rhineland Britain United Nations Pyongyang Peter Roberts Roberts Paris Alilee France Henri

France weighs new government to speed critical decisions

Queuille seeks to form a government to enable decisive actions in France amid ongoing Indochina unrest. A French diplomat cites America’s swift, positive reaction as encouraging while Saigon officials fret over a strong US stance amid Communist guerrilla warfare. Iran names Razmara as premier designate after Korea attack signals Western alignment. Germans read Korea as a test of US resolve and prestige as East German police and withdrawal plans fuel tension.

Queuille France Lomat America Saigon United States Indoshina Iran Russia Ali Razmara Korea Cairo West Berlin Germany Peoples Police East Germany der Abend North Korea South

Price Supports To Cost People Added Billions

Washington reports the Senate narrowly approved a bill boosting farm price support funds by 2 billion dollars. The measure increases the Commodity Credit Corporation total to 6.85 billion, funding supports for cotton wheat corn rice tobacco and other staples. Barkley cast the decisive vote to pass 36 10 35 with Republicans opposing. The bill now goes to President Truman for signature amid debates over curbing foreign farm product imports.

Washington Senate Barkley White House Truman Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Corporation Frear Delaware Magnuson McFarland Arizona United States Senate House Morse Rore State Department

Campaign Trail Across Maryland by Brig Gen Markes

Brig Gen D Joan Markes, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, campaigned in three Maryland towns on Sunday and previously traveled from Ocean City to Cumberland. He spoke at the Colored Elks convention and attended the dedication of the American Legion home in Towson.

D. Joan Markes Ocean City Cumberland Colored Elks Convention New Merican Legion Towson

Local veteran leader attends multiple WWII era events

The article notes a company leader from Company E, 2Gth Division, at a Elkton reunion and a series of conventions. He joined the Ocean City Firemen's gathering, Cumberland Veterans of Foreign Wars events, rode with the chief marshal in the parade, and spoke on Battle Monuments work. He also campaigned in Dorchester, Caroline, and Prince George's counties, urging support in the News.

Company E 2Qth Elkton Ocean City Cumberland Veterans of Foreign Wars Battle Monuments, Commission Dorchester Caroline Prince George's

English Lesson Words Misused and Prophetic Speech

The text presents language notes on mispronunciations and misusages with examples such as cowardice and harbinger, urges increased vocabulary by daily word study, and notes a naval reserve drill at the State Armory tonight with plans for summer framing discussed by Charles McC. Mat hiss.

Prin Naval Reserve Unit State Armory Tana Charles McC. Mathiss

County Club Women To Present Music Festival Thursday At 8

A volunteer gathering of Homenakers and families is planned for Thursday evening at Frederick High School. About 40 club women will present the musical program starting at eight o clock with choral directed by Mrs. George Gorsuch and Mrs. Karl Mitchell handling group singing. Mrs. C. D. Morris will accompany. Soloist Mrs. Donald Sullivan will sing My Heart Stand Still Rodgers and My Hero.

Frederick High School George Gorsuch Walkersville Karl Mitchell Myersville C. d. Morris Rosedate Club Donald Sullivan Theart Rodgers Hero Stratus Lee Gordon Mid-Valley Sounly Music Mitchell Eoehaivigan Isaac Nicos Demus Unionville Gounts Cultural G. Palmer Snonk Erle C. Biser Adamstown Russell Dudrew Ballenger Albert Mc Coblents

Farm Tractor And Combine Collide On Rene 2400 Evergreen Point

No injuries reported after a collision between a farm tractor and a milk tanker unit on Rene 240 at Evergreen Point Monday afternoon. Howard Aldridge 21 Renton operated the farm tractor and combine. Frederick Chestnut Farms Chevvy Chaise Dairy milk tanker operated by Jamies Burgee 28 Jefferson tried to pass. Property damage occurred to the equipment.

Rene Evergreen Point Patrick Sinkesr Howard Aldridge Renton Frederick Jamies C. Burgee Jefferson

Opportunity Still Shines Despite Old Debts Weighing On Us

The verse laments past costs and public debts while urging resolve. It asks where the axes of yesteryear have gone and notes worry and stress. Yet it encourages using present powers to work, live, and win again.

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