Elimination Of Tito Aims Of Moscow Targets Yugoslavia
Satellite diplomats view Tito’s liquidation as Moscow’s top priority. Bulganin told a Budapest visitor allied with a pro-war Soviet bloc group plans to “retile accounts with Tito” after cleaning bridges in the Far East. Western diplomats fear this group may use Korea as cover to strike Yugoslavia and seize Berlin, overrun Western Europe, and topple Tito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dennen
NER
Paris
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Marshal N. A. Bulganin
Soviet Union
Budappest
Far East
Bulganin
Imre Gyomaj
Russia
G. M. Malenkov
M. A. Suslov
South Korea
U. S
Malenkov-Bulgarin-Suslov
Bulgaria
Albania
Hungary
Romania
United States
Politburo
Avignon
M Tournemaine
French Railway Workers Union
Red Army
France
Tournemaine
Schuman
Europe
Red
Confederation of Labor
Commie Commandos
Annual Flower Show Held On Church Steps
Children from the city’s playgrounds staged an annual flower show on the steps of the Evangelical Reformed Church under the Frederick Garden Club. Charlotte Koont led craft preparations with playground instructors assisting. judges included Virginia Miller and several club members. Winners spanned categories from flowers to arrangements and potted plants, highlighting Mary Alice Remsberg, Martha Remsberg, Lavonne Sewell, and Peggy Henson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Garden Club
Charlotte Koont
Virginia Miller
Dwight McCain
R. W. Baer
J. E. Schell
Peter Chichester
Barbara Tobery
Howard Hanshew
Blanche Thompson
Wayne Gelsbert
Jackie Fox
Sandra Marx
Peggy Henson
Nancy Motter
Linds Lochner
Patty Hart
Charlies Rinehart
Cabinet Discusses Korea Crisis at London Meeting
Britain's full Cabinet spent over two hours on Korea crisis as eight Commonwealth commissioners met. India announced support for the UN campaign, while no decisions were leaked. A Commons debate on Korea is planned next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Attlee
Alo
India
United Nations
Korea
House of Commons
Herbert Morrison
War Office
Royal Air Force
Commonwealth
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Ceylon
Pakistan
South Africa
U. N
Swindler Preys on Baltimore Construction Workers
A con artist posed as an interviewer for out of town construction jobs in a downtown Baltimore hotel. He collected wallets from 9 of 18 workers after promising jobs and physical exams. The room was abandoned, valuables missing, with only non movables left as investigators traced the scam. The article also notes the third annual Herring reunion held at Petersville Farmers' Woods with attendees from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theo
Herring
Petersville
Raymond Weaveling
Raymond, Jr
Roselyn Weaveling
Wilmington
Del
Carmink
Marion Carmack
Faith Ann Carmack
Thomas Davis
Frederick
David Arnold
Brunswick
John Arnold
Eric
Shirley
Talbott Arnold
Gilmore Keller
Patricia
Jacqualine Keller
Leo Steiner
Leona and
Wineford Steiner
William Beres
Jefferson
Gladstone Butler
Marie Butler
Alexandria
Tibetan families and a destined lama priest share fate
The National Geographic Society notes that in nearly every Tibetan family at least one son becomes a lama priest. A social vignette shows a girl preparing for a dance, choosing to carry makeup items in a small handbag rather than entrusting them to a male companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Geographic Society
Court News Marriage Licenses
Frank J McKrever eighty eight forty eight widower from Washington and Bessie V Carnes fifty four widow from Point of Re together with several other pairs listed for marriage licenses including Paul B Beckwith sixty six divorcee Indialanti Florida and Marie F Greylork forty two Delayanna Roy W Rovee twenty nine divorced and Jessie Irene Valmer thirty six divorced Rochester New York Mildred Gillavan forty five widow Buffalo New York Kenneth T Gayman eighteen West Sixth Street and Mildred J Michael eighteen East Patrick Street Brunswick Elmer Chifton Russell twenty four Towtevile Virginia and Mary Low Shoe maker nineteen South Virginia Avenue Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. McKrever
Washington
Bessie V. Carnes
Robert Taidy
Betty Louise Kerns
Chambersburg
Paul B. Beckwith
Indialanti
Fla
Marie F Greylork
Delayanna
Roy W. Rovee
Jessie Irene Valmer
Rochester
Roy F. Mings
Mildred Gillavan
Buffalo
Kenneth T. Gayman
West Sixth Street
Mildred J. Michael
East Patrick Street
Elmer Chifton Russell
Milk Strike Ends in Western Pennsylvania
The three week Western Pennsylvania milk strike ended tonight with a voice vote by AFL members. More than 2,000 workers approved a new two year contract and will return to work. Local 205 officials said full scale milk deliveries will resume Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
AFL
County Bass Season Opens Amid Clear Streams Saturday
Frederick county opens the bass season this Saturday as Potomac and Monocacy rivers run low and clear. The daily bass limit remains ten with ten inch minimum, while catfish are limited to ten per day with eight inch minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Potomac
Monocacy
Middle
Singanore
Benjamin F. Phobus
Tip
Fishing Rules Limit Minnows and License Rules
Phobus warns bass anglers that state law caps live minnows at 35 per angler and requires anyone over 14 to hold a fishing license. The regulation covers fish from the nose to the caudal fin and allows any type of bait for bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phobus
RAILBOADER DIES IN BALTIMORE AT 63
Edward Granville Shirley, 63, veteran Baltimore and Ohio Railroad official at Cumberland, died today in University Hospital. Former assistant train master in charge of operators and towers at Cumberland, he served with the B and O for over 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward Granville Shirley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
University Hospital
Shirley
Children’s Day Service at St Barnabas Chapel
The annual service at St Barnabas Chapel Winchester Street was held Sunday June 26. The program featured recitations songs and exercises by primary and junior Sunday school classes with participants Patsy Shields and Jean Pratt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Chapel
Winchester Street
Patsy Shields
Jean Pratt
Local names listed in a community roster
A readable fragment lists multiple individuals including Mary Louise Bare Sally Boon Constance Keeny Patsy Easterday Norma Rhodes Susie Bower Sylvia Boone Sandra Wolfe Haze Bill Sandra Darlene Mas Perry Stockman Wayne Cruz David Boone Landis Wolfe Jame Biehl and Robert Wetzel as appears in a local roster or directory fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Bare
Sally Boon
Constance Keeny
Patsy Easterday
Norma Rhodes
Susie Bower
Sylvia Boone
Sandra Wolfe
Haze Bill
Sandra
Darlene Mas
Perry Stockman
Wayne Cruz
David Boone
Landis Wolfe
Jame Biehl
Robert Wetzel
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Edgewood Church of God
Jean Beach-ley
Hagerstown
Violet Boyer
Ronnie Senuliz
Tennessee Valley
U. S. Geological Survey
Bert H.yDewald
Atlanta
Raymond Schillereff
Seattle
sWash
Kimpo
Seoul Capital
Vhese
Eame
Charles Lang
Monte Sano
New Town
Court News
Noxzema
Noxbgy
County Bass
Streamliner
S. S. Bay
Balto
Fed
Trans
Tax
Wilson
Batts, Md
Plaza
Railboader Dies
Markell & Ford
Philco
Hotpoint
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Clarke
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market ST
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
General Acceptance Corporation
Glass & Mirror
Park Avr
Ralph C. Betson
Ales & Service
Roy H. Walter
Pearre
Glade Valley Farm
Walkersville, Md
Walkersville
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
City Restaurant
Emmert R. Bowlus
W. Church St
H. M. Alexander
Rep
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
P. B. Koop
Meath
George M. Chapline
Chapline
Estes Motors, Inc
Plymouth
Buick
Mercury
Ford
Chevrolet
Farmers’ Daten
Estes
Bestis
E. Patrick St
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