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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1950

Page

6

Lie Now Plans To See Truman In Second Round Talks

Moscow May 17 United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie said he hopes for a second round of talks with President Truman and other Western leaders after his Moscow visit. He noted a final judgment on outcomes may take two to three months and aims to meet Bidault Attlee and Acheson plus Truman when returning to Paris London and the United States. He stressed peace as the underlying goal and said UN machinery must function normally to end the cold war and restore friendly ties among members. He spoke at a news conference at the end of a weeklong mission that sought to resolve China's UN representation and end the old war. He departed for Prague on Friday.

Moscow Trygvé Lie Truman Stalin United Nations Europe Lie Georges Bidault Attlee Dean Acheson Paris London United States Washington China Prague

Soviet officials visit Frederick in 1930 foreign relations briefing

The News reports in May 18 1930 edition that Prime Minister Stalin Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and other Soviet officials, plus Chinese Ambassador Wang Chia Hsiang, visited Frederick. Correspondents submitted questions. Lie answered on the general international situation Chinese representation in the United Nations Cold War periodic Security Council meetings and control of atomic energy.

Frederick Paris London New York Stalin Andrei Gromyko Wang Chia- Hsiang United Nations Security Council

Air Defense System Found To Be Wanting

Frankfurt, May 17 The U S Air Force tested the defense system at Fuerstenfeldbruck airbase and found it wanting in a mock 4 am attack by 32 F-47 Thunderbolts. The radar network and communications center were hit and 90 percent of the base would have been destroyed. ninety percent of airmen slept through the exercise. Harvard College, founded in 1636 by Emerson and other Cambridge men.

Frankfurt Germany U. S. Air Force Fuerstenfeldbruck

Middletown Grange Holds Regular Meeting May 11

The Middletown Valley Grange met on Thursday May 11 with the Education Committee led by Nora Wise. Leslie Shafer described past schooling, Mrs Cecil K Holter Jr spoke on today’s education, and Cecil K Holter Sr sang I’ll Take You Home Again Kathleen. C Rhoderick Jr of the Frederick County School Board described the new high school building. Refreshments followed. next meeting May 25 at 7 30 p m with Home Economics Committee chair Earl R Kepler and 4 H Club members as guests.

Middletown Valley Grange Nora Wise Love Mac Remsberg Leslie Shafer Tvar Cecil K. Holter Earl R. Kepler

Grange Sewing Contest Entries Due This Evening

The Grange calls all ladies to submit house coats and cotton evening dresses for the sewing contest. All entries must be brought to the meeting for judging before the closing time.

the Grange

Bolt Of Lightning Triggers Fire Alarm At Farmhouse

A bolt of lightning burned a residential range power cable and felled a resident at the Mrs Elmer E Thomas property Possumtown Pike Wednesday night. An Independent Hose Company engine headquarters call around 8 pm summoned volunteer firefighters as a thunderstorm raged. Firemen reported finding the damaged area but details are incomplete.

Elmer E Thomas Possumtown Pike Independent Hose Cocouinty Engine

Lightning Sets Power Line Blaze at Farm Home

A bolt struck electric wires in the basement of a farm residence, burning a 220-volt line but causing no apparent damage to the house or the electric range. Firemen cut the burned cable after Charles Thomas, 21, felt a heat and was shocked as the bolt followed the wires into the living room before he alerted firefighters.

Charles Thomas

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