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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
7
In a stark wartime warning Eisenhower argued the United States would need to use all resources including every atom bomb in its stockpile if Russia threatened Western Europe. The remark underscored the urgency of sustaining deterrence and alliance commitments during the early Cold War era.
Washington reports Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower told Senate committees that if war comes Russia could be challenged by its own satellites. He urged Western European army participation and said 12 American divisions with air and sea support could hold the Breton peninsula. He warned Germans would be unreliable in an international army, and stated he would use atomic weapons instantly if wartime gains justified it.
Hecht Company fails to gain renewal for a 360000 department store on the north edge of Hagerstown. City denies renewal after zoning changes blocked commercial use. Antietam Distributing sues for injunction. city demurs. decision pending.
Annapolis hosts about 250 4-H youths for a good citizenship tour of the State capital tomorrow. Governor McKeldin is set to address a luncheon. The day-long program includes the State 4-H Club senior council members and group leaders. Originally planned for March 6, the tour is being held March 12.
A brief legislative session is planned the day of a visit beginning with a morning tour of the U S Naval Academy. Other luncheon speakers include Dr H C Byrd president of the University of Maryland and James Galbreath of Street as head of the Senior group.
Members of the Legislature and Perryville secretary Robert A. Taylor will host former 4-H Club members who attending a legislative session. The group will tour historic spots in Annapolis and is urged to say you saw it in The News.
Maryland may not reclaim back taxes from gambler James A. La Fontaine's estate as DC taxes take precedence. Maryland officials say Washington could collect if its rate is lower, otherwise the federal government may receive the funds after an eight month IRS inquiry found $965,664.96 owed on $1,295,000 income undeclared from 1930 to 1948.
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