Policeman H. Douglas Stup Resigns After Eight Years
H Douglas Stup of Frederick resigns from the City Police Department citing dissension among ranking officers and lack of cooperation. His letter, delivered to Mayor Culler, was accepted after a period of delay and he plans to enter private life with plans to join an automobile firm. Stup notes morale and discipline issues tied to leadership and opposes new police legislation. He served 14 months active Coast Guard duty during the war.
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H. Douglas Stup, Jr
East Third Street
Frederick City
Stup
Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Aldermen
Fred M. Straley
Coast Guard
Frederick
Robert Frost To Read Own Poems At College
Robert Frost, distinguished New England poet, will read from his works this evening in Brodbeck Hall at eight o'clock as part of Hood College Public Events. Frost, a multiple Pulitzer Prize winner, sits among America's foremost poets and is noted for a clear conversational style. His latest books Steeple Bush and A Masque of Mercy appeared in 1947. The lecture is open to the public.
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Robert Frost
New England
Brodbeck Hall
Mr. Frost
Hood College
England
Frost
U S Protests Romania Property Nationalization Plan
The United States protested Romania's plan to nationalize properties of American citizens. The State Department said the American Legation in Bucharest sent a note to the Romanian Foreign Office stating the plan lacks prompt adequate or effective compensation.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Romania
State Department
Legation
Bucharest
May the Congress Extend the Draft Law
General Dahlquist indicated the Army may ask Congress to extend the draft law next year as enlistments due to expire in 1951 could create a serious shortfall. The existing draft expires in June 1950, while budget limits keep services under authorized strength. The note came during testimony on pay increases for the military. Missionary Society meeting of Edgewood Church of God held March 1 with 15 members. readings, songs, and verses noted, plus a thank you letter from Dr. Gilbert in India for Christmas boxes.
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Washington
Army
Congress
John E. Dahlquist
Dahlquist
House
Armed Services
Anna Mae Kemp
Gilbert
India
Society
Pullman strike set for March 31 across railroads
The Chicago circulation reports a nationwide strike set for March 31 by 2,500 Pullman car conductors in protest against the Pullman Company. The union executive vice president said the strike was approved overwhelmingly and instructions are in the mail. A separate note mentions immunity against radioactivity from atomic explosions as a possible future development. A radar network to warn of sneak attacks is urged as urgent by a Senate committee witness.
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Pullman
Chicago
United States
Pullman Company
A. G. Wise
Order of Railway
Sam
Lemond Pugh
Navy Bureau of Medicine and Survey
Cincinnati
Red Cross
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