The News Frederick March 26 1998
The Frederick edition dated Wednesday March 26 1998 reports local news and community notices from Frederick Maryland with brief regional updates and public notices.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
2
The Frederick edition dated Wednesday March 26 1998 reports local news and community notices from Frederick Maryland with brief regional updates and public notices.
KEY WEST Florida March 25 John Foster Dulles announced he leaves his adviser post to pursue free foreign policy views during the coming presidential campaign. He said his Republican stance could lead a leadership in foreign policy and he aims to avoid bipartisan friction. The move was disclosed from letters with President Truman noting completion of Japan Peace Treaty work and Pacific security pacts. The State Department signaled no change in policy stance.
An exchange of letters shows Dulles and Acheson praising collaboration and severance with the Truman era policies. In a separate note, a two car collision at West Second Street and College Avenue caused about 250 dollars in damage with no injuries. John Russell Giles of Burkittsville was cited by Officer Arnald E.
Westview in Hagerstown begins public inspection of its first low rent housing project, a 210 garden-type unit complex with tenants moving in April 15. A separate 40 unit project for Negroes is slated to be ready in a few weeks. Also noted: a radar fire control system for anti aircraft artillery and a traffic collision between Smith and Giles on West Second Street, with damages of about 100 and 150 dollars respectively.
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