Denmark May Accept Pact On North Atlantic Talks
Copenhagen March 2 diplomatic informants said Denmark may formally accept tomorrow an invitation to join talks on the projected North Atlantic defense treaty. The government committee discussed joining with the United States Canada Britain France Belgium and Holland in a common defense pact. Prime Minister Hans Hedtoft and Foreign Minister Gustav Rasmussen reported the situation. The committee, with 125 of 150 MPs favoring early talks, is to meet again to decide.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Hans Hedtoft
Gustav [Rasmussen
Wash
Scandinavian Dice on NATO Talks and Dane Norway
Denmark eyes early entry to NATO talks with Foreign Minister Rasmussen set to travel to the United States if invited. A formal acceptance could come from Copenhagen tomorrow. Norway weighs joining talks with Foreign Minister Lange urging early involvement despite no parliamentary action yet.
Short Session Of Police Court Held
In a brief Police Court session before Magistrate Edward J. Smith, Lawrence Geisler of Frederick was found not guilty of peace disturbance. Cleveland G. Holmes of West South Street paid a fine for peace disturbance from a South Market tavern arrest Tuesday by Officers Stup and Trump. Geisler, arrested Monday with Grayson Brightwell in a warrant by Albert N. Robertson, remained jailed on $100 bail as Robertson testified last night.
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Edward J. Smith
Lawrence Geisler
Frederick
Cleveland
G. Holmes
West South Street
South Market Street
Stup
Trump
Geisler
Twentey
Grayson Brightwell
Albert N. Roberston
Robertson
Grove Forfeit On Intoxication Charge In February Row
According to police Brightwell has left Frederick for California after a peace disturbance against Robertson with threats of fighting. Getsler followed Brightwell around offering to back him up. On February 21 Frank A Jake Grove forfeited collateral of 3.30 on intoxication charges.
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Getsler
Brightwell
Frederick
California
Robertson
Frank A
Jake” Grove
Scottish Parliament Bans Golf for Archery Duty
In 1457 the Scottish Parliament passed a law prohibiting golf on grounds claiming the port kept men from their required archery practice, reflecting medieval Britain’s rival pursuits and royal control over sport for military readiness.
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