Beam and Wang clash over Walsh protest in China talks
The periodic talks between Beam and Wang stand as the only official contact between the United States and Red China. Beam denounces the Walsh case as a tissue of lies and a religion persecution. Wang rejects the protest, insisting China has proof of Walsh's guilt and that the U.S. acts aim to subvert the Chinese government.
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Wang
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Red China
Bishop Walsh
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Walsh
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Cuba Moves to Tax U S Base Workers in Guantanamo
Havana reports the government will list Guantanamo Bay workers in a labor census and may apply Cuban labor laws to the 3,000 Cuban employees at the U S base. The 1934 treaty grants U S jurisdiction over the base, with potential changes as Cuba presses for broader control.
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Guantanamo
Auzisto Martinez Sanchez
Minstro
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Martinez Sanchez
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U. S. Atlantic
Chinese Ambassador Rebuffs U S Protest Over Walsh Jailing
In Warsaw the Chinese ambassador Wang Ping Nan rejected a U S protest against the jailing of American Roman Catholic Bishop James Walsh. He said Walsh was proved guilty of spying and plotting against China and that Chinese law and sovereignty cannot be interfered with.
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China
Wang Ping-Nan
James Edward Walsh
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Wang
Walsh
United States
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Jacob Beam
Monocacy Drive In Reopens Weekends in March
The Monocacy Drive In in Taneytown returns for weekends starting March 31 under new management after a winter closure.
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Taneytown
Local Driver Escapes Injury in Route 340 Mishap
Wayne William Tribby, 18, of Sandy Hook Maryland, escaped injury when a 1951 Hudson he was driving went off West on Route 340 near Charles Town West Virginia around 12:30 PM. Local manager Robert H. Lesley and Maurice A. Cohen are connected to the incident in reporting.
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Wayne William Tribby
Sandy Hook
Reckless Driving Charge and Jail Plea Reported
A motorist named M. Wedn esday left the road at Strate Merle Alger. Tribby served a jail commitment in lieu of a fine and costs after arrest by a Trooper. Property damage involved G. G. Holman charged with reckless driving and driving without an operator’s permit. Pleading guilty before a magistrate.
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Tribby
Ile
G. G. Holman
Magis
Car valued at two hundred dollars and owned by Gary Simons
The vehicle was estimated to be worth $200 and is owned by Gary Simons of Brunswick Maryland.
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Gary Simons
Brunswick, Md
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