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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1950

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6

Charterites Facing Fight in Rockville County Council

Rockville March 23 An extended look at Montgomery county’s home rule charter shows it may face heavy political weather in November. The nonpartisan Charterites risk a two front war as Democrats seek control of the seven member County Council, with Republicans likely to join in to defend local prestige. A court ruling on nonpartisan primaries could shape the election setup and debris from Lee aligned factions looms. Meanwhile in Frankfurt German occupation cost talks, the US cites lower costs now versus Nazi era.

Rockville Montgomery County Mayland E. Brooke Lee Charterites Tee Colonel Lee Iead Charter Charterite Charter Group Court of Appeals Chabels Lee

Eisenhower warns U S has disarmed beyond safety

In a Columbia University peace series address General Eisenhower cautions that America has disarmed beyond what is safe. He warns weakness in facing Soviet strength is nearly as dangerous as war and urges decisive defense while aiding allies. He criticizes hesitancy to support Western nations.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University Eisenhower Columbia America George Washington Russia

Farm Leaders Meet Urged by Symons in New Windsor

New Windsor March 23 The dean of the University of Maryland College of Agriculture urged farm leaders nationwide to meet face to face to settle differences over farm programs. Dr T B Symons said conflicts over agricultural legislation hurt agriculture and the nation and proposed a unified long term program supported by all groups. He urged farmers to help shape the water and soil conservation program being led by the Monocacy Watershed Council to prevent top soil loss in Carroll and Frederick counties.

New Windsor University of Maryland College of Agriculture T. B. Symons Progressive Farmers Club of Congress Symone Monocacy

Shrine to abolitionist eyed near Meadville farm

Crawford County court records show a deed transferring John Brown’s old farm 17 miles east of Meadville to Dr Charles W Olsen of Chicago. Attorney William Reid says Olsen plans to revive the John Brown Historical Society and establish a shrine at the site. Brown led the Harpers Ferry raid, was captured, and hanged in 1859.

Meadville Crawford County John Brown William 4. Reid Brown Here Charles W. Olsen Chicago Reid Olsen John Brown Historical Society Harpers Ferry W. Va

High Speed Compared With Stage Coach Of Years Ago

The article contrasts modern highway speeds to 18th and early 19th century travel from Frederick to Baltimore and Washington. It traces stage lines beginning in 1783, regular Frederick Georgetown service from 1799, and the shift from horse and wagon to the National Pike opened in 1805, noting fares, travel times, and the rise of the iron horse in 1832. It also describes farmers’ hardships and the move toward improved roads. CRUSADERS ELIMINATED New York. March 23—North Carolina State Wolfpack upset Holy Cross 87-74 to reach the Eastern NCAA final, while CCNY edged Ohio State 56-55 to join them.

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