EDF Budget Shows U.S. Share of European Defense
NEA Washington correspondent reports new budget figures for European defense costs. The $13.9 billion EDF budget funds western Europe’s forces, including six U.S. divisions and allied air and sea power, with Canada contributing a brigade group and 12 fighter squadrons plus $325 million in mutual aid. The U.S. proposed defense aid totals $5.2 billion, including $1.4 billion for defense support, plus $2.8 billion in other assistance to Europe, while preparing for substantial European production, such as France’s new Mystery jet fighter aided by U.S. tools.
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NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
EDF
Eisenhower
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France
Indo-China
Malaya
Europe
America
U.S
Western Europe
Canada
Western Germany
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Italy
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
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Mutual Security Agency
Averell Harriman
Britain
Offshore arms ship to EDF cited in U.S. defense aid push
The document outlines 1 billion dollars of offshore arms procurement produced in Europe for EDF funded with American dollars and contracted directly by U S military branches. It argues offshore costs would double if built in the United States. EDF budget nears 19.5 billion with U S contributions about a quarter. A Taneytown meeting features Dr Floyd Cromwell moderating a guidance and school panel at 7:30 p m with educators and industry reps, plus exhibits on boys and girls hobbies from woodworking to nursing and railroading.
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U. S
Taneytown
Floyd Cromwell
Taneytown High School
Joseph Bailer
Western Maryland College
Ernest Dunbar
Cambridge Rubber Company
Barbara Conway
Union Memorial Hospital
Robert Pippin
Bard Avon
Billy Weaver
Lois Clingan
Jo-Ann Koons
Diane Thomas
Kenneth Morelock
Donald Carl
David Reifenider
Edward Ashcroft
Winda Mendring
Jean Wantz
The Margare t Ann Baughman Bride Of Urbana Man
The former Miss Margaret Ann Baughman and Lawson of Urbana were married in Dickerson Methodist Church on Friday February 15 at eight with Rev Jack Ammon officiating in a candlelit ceremony. The bride wore eggshell satin with a matching veil and white rose bouquet. A reception followed as the couple planned a southern states honeymoon and residence near Urbana. The groom farms with his father. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Perl Baughman of Dickerson. Also noted is a line about Vitamin B 12 pills being checked with radioactive tracers.
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Margaret Ann Baughman
Perl Baughman
Dickerson
Lawson
Uriah Lawson
Urbana
Dickerson Methodist Church
Jack Ammon
George Fry
Laytonsville
Fred Williams
Andrew Baughman
John Knill
Jeanne Baker
Curtis Baughman
Marion Lawson
Poolesville
Ann Easter
Betty Roney
Lawson-Baughman
Harry Eugene Lawson
Radio Program Listings and Schedule Fragments
A scrambled NBC CBS ABC and DuMont radio schedule lists programs by time with many named shows and personalities. The fragmentary lineup mentions news, sports, dramas, concerts, variety acts, and theater programs across multiple networks and stations.
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Abe Suapanse
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Talant Scouts
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Voorhees
Abde Radio Theater
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Whiteman
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Goodman
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Nets
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Cox
Abs
DuMont
Harrow
Science Review
Art Baker
Montgomery
Iva
Studio One
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Gwinn Film
Strength For Today By Mars L. Douglase
The hopeful future piece argues that despite fears about the atom age and war threats, the current era is the best humanity has known. It praises U S and Canada privileges, taxes, and resilience, urging readers to rise to the challenge and live in a grand, transformative time.
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Mars L. Douglase
United States
Canada
Chicago Tribune Syndj
Spring Tea Held at Hood College by A A U W Directors
The spring tea on Saturday March 22 from 3 to 5 at Meyran drawing room Hood College was hosted by the Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women. About 80 members, guests, and Hood College senior class members attended. Guests were received by Miss Katherine Sherrill Dean of Students Hood College Mrs William R Hinshaw branch president Mrs William H Kemp membership chair man and Mrs Alexander Lewis membership chairman of the Maryland State Division of A A U W. The Hood seniors were greeted by a committee led by Mrs Richard E Patty branch chair and Mrs Wil-
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Hood College
Frederick
American Association of University Women
Katherine Sherrill
William R. Hinshaw
William H. Kemp
Alexander Lewis
Maryland
Hood
Richard E. Patty
Wil
Jame Shirey
Misa Patricia Cummings
Cecil D. Miller
Misa Virginia Creed
Margaret Motter
Dur
William Talley
Wayne Neely
Beulah Compton
M. H. Partridge
L. W. Hanawalt
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Marian MacPhail
Oscar Fogle
Maryland Social Event Sketch and May Murder Trial
The News of Frederick reports on a spring tea event hosted by Mrs. Cecil D. Miller and other Maryland State Division officers with several board members assisting. In Salisbury, 79-year-old farmer Charles Littleton is set for trial the week of May for his wife’s death ruled a brutal murder after a February 21 fall. he remains jailed as the medical examiner cites eight head wounds.
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Salisbury
Charles Littleton
Levin ¢ Bailey
Wicomico County
Littleton
Courtesy at home mirrors shown to guests in social settings
The piece contrasts how couples should treat spouses and guests with equal courtesy. It notes razor blades of glass crafted by a grinding step and an etching bath to create a keen edge, contrasting with traditional steel blades.
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