Turkey Held Real Key In Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations hearings focus on Turkey as essential to halting communist spread in the Mediterranean. Regulators reported Greek and Turkish roles, with concern over support for Truman’s policies and potential shifts toward Russia, amid questions from several senators and witnesses.
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Communists in Turkey Decline and Turmoil Fears Ebb
Report notes Turkey faces no major internal upheaval as Greece shows few Communists. Ambassador cites Turkish border security keeps sizable forces on border but Turkey itself remains stable unless fiscal weakness weakens government. Feagaville W C T U held March 26 at Mrs. Claude Hargett's home with plan by Mrs. Austin Bern peace director. The group led prayers and readings on social hygiene and lasting peace with Mrs. Renn presiding.
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One Dead Two Injured In Elkton Shooting
Leonard Aust, 22, was shot to death in his home in Elkton. His mother and a young girl were wounded during a bitter argument with a former companion. State's Attorney Henry Constable said charges would be filed.
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Murder charge filed against one-armed Weglars in Kist case
One-armed Frank Weglars, 29, of Eik Neck, faces a murder charge tomorrow after reportedly killing Kist and shooting his mother Lydia Kust and Dorothy Colbourn. Both women were not seriously hurt. Also in Annapolis a bill to provide free fishing licenses to anglers over 85 advanced in the General Assembly after a new bid to substitute the measure. Camden, N J reports eight perished in a fire that killed a mother, six of her 14 children, and a grandson, with four neighboring homes damaged. Say you saw it in The News.
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