Acheson Outlines Atlantic Pact and Global Implications
Secretary Acheson declared that a single aggressive power controlling Europe would threaten U S security as he announced the North Atlantic mutual defense accord. He framed the pact as a peaceful, bridged alliance with Canada and Western Europe, while confirming Senate ratification is required.
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Washington
Acheson
Europe
United States
Canada
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
U. S Senate
Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bevin
Great Britain
Paris
Robert Schuman
Senate Votes One Man Rule Of Hospitals
Annapolis March 18 Senate approves administration plan to reorganize Maryland mental hospitals backing one man rule of the institutions and a new management system. Unanimous support for a Finance Committee report with 20 amendments, cost questions tied to Governor Lane's proposed 19,994,800 dollar hospital construction next year and 3,912,350 the following year. Senate to still pass final measure before House review.
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Annapolis
Senate
Maryland
Seiustors
Finance Committee
Lane
Sotheron
Sothiaron
House
Ways and Means
Senator Stromberg
D-Howard
Tis General Assembly
Treasury
Stromberg
Mental Hygiene Board of Review
Bose
General Assembly
Rutledge
Kimble
R-Allegeny
Fraley
Garrett
John J. Rutledge
Mines Bureau
Frank J. Powers
Howe
Alegany County Comissior
Reward Offered for Lost Jet Plane in Southern Maryland
A 21,000 dollar reward was posted for locating an experimental Navy jet plane vanished last Monday near Drum Point across the Patuxent River from the Navy air station. The Chance-Vought division of United Aircraft, maker of the XF7U Cutlass, added 50 dollars for information. Pilot William H. B. Miller, a veteran of Pacific carrier warfare, disappeared with the aircraft, which is a radical design with swept back wings and dotail and faster than 600 miles per hour.
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Cedar Point
Maryland
Chance-Vought
United Aircraft Corporation
William H. B. Miller
Pacific
Drum Point
Patuxent River
Navy
L. A. Bullard
United
Patuxent
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia
Court News Equity and Divorce Actions and Transactions
Equity case John Conway Flohr versus Doris C. Flohr files bill for partial divorce. Recent divorcees include Russell Borichevsky and Virginia G. Gayle, both of Washington, and Dubert B. Ward with Pauline J. Boller of Woodsboro. Property transfers show Eunice Wallace to Point of Rocks Jehovah's Witnesses and a Grayson M. Miss conveyance. Amounts noted include $3 and $10.
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John Conway Flohr
Doris C. Flohr
Russell Borichevsky
Virginia G. Gayle
Washington
Dubert B. Ward
Pauline J. Boller
Woodsboro
William C. Cregger
Dickerson
Patricia A. Norwood
Water Street
Eunice Wallace
Point of Rocks Company of Jehovah's Witnesses
City
George M. Chapline
Grayson M
Miss
Refugees Aid From Slain Woman Revealed In Letter
Des Moines reports reveal a letter from Mrs. Horace Underwood written 19 days before her murder in Korea describes aid for refugees who fled Communist terrorists to Seoul. She thanked a Des Moines Presbyterian church group for clothing donations, noting newborns and mothers sheltered by blankets and rompers. Also listed is a birthday party for David Lee Waltz, aged two, at 230 East Sixth Street with numerous relatives and friends in attendance.
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Des Moines
Korea
Seoul
Horace H. Underwood
Russia
First Tax Receipts Pass Year Ago Mark
Washington March 18 In come tax collectors counted 749 557 272 in receipts the first day after the March 15 deadline for returns a Treasury report showed. This was above last year’s 625 779 268. It was unclear if faster counting or late returns caused the rise. Finishing near deadline returns usually takes two weeks. Receipts lagged behind estimates for a 1949 deficit but could reduce or erase it. Baltimore March 18 Neil M Briggs 26 year old University of Maryland student was fined 250 for sending obscene pictures through the mail.
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Washington
Treasury
Baltimore
Neil M. Briggs
University of Maryland
Woodland Road
Silver Spring
Briggs
New York
Coal mine shutdown hits steel mills in Farrell plant
The Sharon Steel Corp plans to close a blast furnace and four open hearth furnaces next week at its Farrell Pennsylvania plant, laying off 200 to 300 workers. The move follows coke shortages tied to the coal mine shutdown, drawing warnings of dwindling anthracite supplies from hard coal operators while UMW leaders deny imminent shortages. Ralph Taggart, head of the Anthracite Operations Association, cautioned about depleted hard coal stocks.
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Pittsburgh
Sharon Steel Corp
Farrell
UMW
Ralph Taggart
Anthracite Operations Association
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co
Philadelphia
Miners Nationwide Left Off Work In Protest
UMW President John L. Lewis ordered 463,000 miners east of the Mississippi to halt work for two weeks in a memorial and protest against Dr. James Boyd as head of the U S Bureau of Mines. The union cites a public need to keep anthracite production moving amid closures.
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UMW
John L. Lewis
Mississippi
James Boyd
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Taggart
United Mine Workers
UMW International
Thomas Kennedy
UMW District One
M. J. Kosik
Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Walkout in Anthracite Fields Sparks Public Interest
The hard coal strike stemmed from a violation of the anthracite contract with miners saying work is due only when willing and able. Taggart warned that short boat supplies would hit consumers along the eastern seaboard from New England to Virginia. About 57 million tons of anthracite were mined last year by roughly 75,600 UMW members while U S food packers distribute through over 750,000 retail outlets.
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Lewis
Taggart
New England
Virginia
UMW
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Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carrall St
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Call Rees
A. F. Rees, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
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Frederick County, MD
Glenn E. Biehl
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Chevrolet
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Burall’s Cycle Shop
C. C. Carty’s
E. Pat
Druid Theater
Damascus
Smiley Burnette
Sunset Carson
Allyson
Judy Garland
Ferry Como
Lena Horne
Gene Kelly
Mickey Rooney
Anne Sothern
Delprey’s Sport Store
West Patrick ST
Delphey’s
U. S
Rainbow Roller Rink
Taneytown, Md
Musical Melodiers
WFMD
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E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick Street
Glorio
Alan Lapp
Robert Preston
Brenda Marshall
Donald Crisp
Ispering "Smith Tech On
William Demarest Fay Hou
Frank Faylen
Mel Epsteny
Leslie Fenton
Preston Foster
Barbara Britton
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
RED Cross
John Irelal
Andrewe St Sisters
Butch
Rocky” Lane
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John Wayne
Bill Elliot
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