Truman Letter Outlines Korea War Aims and Soviet Threat
Washington details Truman letter to General MacArthur written January 13 1951 arguing main Soviet threat requires rapid buildup of U N forces to avoid spreading the Korean War to Japan or Western Europe. He stresses binding UN members into action and notes possible withdrawal if military necessity dictates. Marshall testifies on six hour session with Senate committees exploring peace terms and Formosa China UN questions alongside arms aid to South Korea.
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Ater
Senate
Dease Marshall
Fte
MacArthur
Washington
United Nations
Korea
Red
China
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Marshall
Truman
U. N
Knowand
Calif
U. S
Formosa
Knowland
White House
Army prepares Europe build up in six division plan
Washington May 11 Army alerts a second regular division for overseas duty. The Second Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas and the Fourth Infantry Division at Fort Benning Georgia are to embark for Europe as part of Eisenhower’s six division buildup under SHAPE. At least two National Guard divisions may also go to Europe. An invisible radioactive dust from atomic furnace waste is cited as a possible mystery weapon against large city populations.
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Washington
Europe
Fort Hood
Texas
Fort Benning
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arosemena Becomes Panama President After Turmoil
Alcibiades Arosemena, six year old dairy farmer and former vice president, quietly assumed the Panamanian presidency amid four days of turmoil that left 14 dead. He succeeds Arnulfo Arias, toppled by a bloody clash with police as the National Assembly moves to try him for treason. Arias surrendered after hours of fighting from the presidential palace. Arosemena formed a cabinet excluding the Communists and vowed U.S. cooperation while mourning the dead and ordering national honors for officers Lescano Gomez and Juan.
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Panama
Alcibiades
Arosemena
Arnulfo Arias
National Assembly
Arias
Jose Antonio Remon
United States
Panama Canal Strip
Maj
Alfredo Lescano Gomez
Juan
Arias loyalists hunted as Panama prison crowd jeers
Ylores of the Presidential guard were shot by Arias gunmen at the palace start of fighting. Police rounded up Arnulfista supporters by the truckload. Arias, transported to a model prison, faced angry crowds shouting assassin. He appeared pale and bloodied after battles with fighters allied to him. Special Service Sunday features a Mother's Day pageant titled An Uncrowned Queen at Rocky Springs Union Church with many named participants and Rev. Ralph B. White speaking. Each mother to receive a potted plant.
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Ylores
Arias
Panama
Rocky Springs Union Thurch
Ruby Barklow
Barbara Miller
Jeanette Campbell
Grace Koechl
Delores Hoffman
Sara Stup
Dorothy Harris
Evelyn Korrell
Anna Edwards
Katherine Kemp
Douglas Campbell
Howard Stup
Ralph Kemp
Eugene Kemp
Elsie Martz
Freida Martz
Helen Griffin
Ruth Miller
Raymond Edwards
Arwood Marsh
Joseph Free
Harry Free
Ralph B. White
Five Communists and Huk commander given death sentences
Manila May 11 five leaders of the Philippines Communist party and a Huk field commander were sentenced to death after a six month trial of 29 defendants. Judge Oscar Castelo imposed the sentences for rebellion murder and arson. Nine received life terms eleven lesser prison terms and three were acquitted.
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Manila
Philippines Communist Party
Huk
Oscar Castelo
Meat Industry To Open Education Drive
The meat industry plans a nationwide campaign to enlist housewives in keeping meat prices stable. It promotes thrifty buying and planning meals around less popular cuts, using home freezers and public lockers, and storing meats during peak production to even prices. The American Meat Institute and National Livestock and Meat Board will broadcast guidance on buying, cooking, and storage. Farmers are urged to adopt efficient livestock production and feeding practices.
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Washington
Une
American Meat Institute
National Livestock and Meat Board
Production Upgrades Cut Labor in Meat Processing
A fragment notes that using more pounds of meat with the same labor and other supplies improves efficiency. It mentions ongoing adjustments in processing methods and material usage, highlighting labor cost savings and improved output without increasing workforce.
Easter Seal Sale Reaches Five Thousand Dollar Goal
The Predertels County Chapter of the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults announced that the Easter Seal sale reached the $5,000 goal at a Friday night meeting. Officials credited the success to community support with contributions expected near the goal. New committees were formed for Cerebral Palsy School housing and plans for the chapter's annual meeting, with Mrs. Richard I. Nallin named chair. Thanks were extended to Red Men, Pocahontas, local newspapers and others who aided the campaign.
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Predertels County
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
WOM. C. A
Richard I. Nallin
Maryland 1
Mel. Michael
Clarence C. Carty
Mrs. Brunk
Pocahontas
Radio Ostation
Iiedividuals
Ordautratians
Mothers and Dad Program At Adamstown Church
A Mothers and Dad program will be presented Sunday evening at a o'clock in the Evangelical and Reformed Church at Adamstown Mis.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Mis
Evan- Repliens Reformed Sunday School
Frederick
Richard Tt. Best
Walter J. Davis
George Blumenauer
Mary Stales
Louise Engle
Davis
Best
Marian D. Boyer
Miss Staley
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ALD
Tele
New Market
Howard Schafer
Bethesda
Mt. Rhachives
State Department
Christian Endeavor Society of
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Eddie Hall
Patsy Kubrick
Eddie Houff
Jennie Houff
Judy Ringer
Jockey Ringer
Lowman Potts
Alice Potts
Mary
Katherine Woerner
Terry Fleetwood
Christy Woerner
Peggy Smith
Carole Smith
James Houff
Louise
Ruth Krieg
Westminster
Aubrey Glen King
Gloria Jean Welsh
Taneytown
Daniel Herman Jenkins
Betty Louise Frizzell
New Windsor
Alvie L. Hess
Josephine HR. Warfield
Mt. Ary
Aluminum
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boensboro
Keedysville
Hagerstown
Farmers Supply CO
Carroll Sts
Frederick, Md
Just
Walter Snow
27Th Street
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Bruce A. Parlette
Ay Wwe
Superior Dairy
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Carroll Theater
Burtner Bros
All Aids Beltone & Clarion
AllWotel
Trederick Brown
W. Maln SG
New Winther
Raymond M. Grown
P. L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Margett & Co
D. W. Snook
Lewistown
Gall & Smith
Thurmont
Paul Stitely
Libertytown
Wellers Mill
Linwond
Pee G. Farm Store
Sykesville
WM. Hood, Bartholows
Mad
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia Sycamore
Frederick R
Farmers Feed & Fertilizer
Frederick Mosers Lime CO
Middletown
Kelly & Sons
Ceresville
Paul Etzler
Maryland
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Frederick County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Fair Grounds, Frederick, Md
Dunloggin
J. Homer Remsberg
Chr
R. Austin Backus
Pioneer
J. Austin Younkins
Ballenger
Frederick, Ma
Red Prison
Joseph Padewski
Padewski
CLI
Winchester
Tarmers
Way
Meath
Wiles
Northern Vingenia Livestock Fronucers' Ass'n, Inc
Bor
I. H. Dealer
Vuvall
H.C. Summers
Jefferson, Md
Monrovia
Farm Equipment Center
Mercer Jones & Son
Dickerson
Buckeystown
Casper Co-op
Farmers Cooperative Assn. Petroleum Division
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