No Bartering Acheson Warns Westward Policy
Washington May 19 Secretary of State Acheson warned against bartering away Western gains in rebuilding a democratic Germany before the Paris Big Four talks. He urged steadiness and consistency in U S foreign policy, cautioned against undue pessimism or premature optimism, and said it would be tragic to slacken efforts at the first sign of progress. He spoke after a closed session with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee explaining his Paris policy.
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Washington
Acheson
Russia
Germany
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
No Compromise Stance On Russians Guides Acheson Outlook
Secretary of State Dean Acheson signaled a no compromise attitude toward Russia and warned against concessions that would extend Moscow influence in Western Germany. Committee Chairman Connally said lawmakers largely back Acheson’s view. Acheson said the council should seek real gains and avoid illusory promises, noting a better chance to reach a workable Soviet deal on Germany though prepared for failure.
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Connally
D-Tex
Acheson
Council of Foreign Ministers
Soviet Union
Germany
Court News Property Deeds and Divorce Case Noted
Court records show transfers of property from multiple couples including J William Rowe and wife to Guy McGlaughlin and wife in county records for $10 and similar deed actions involving Tyler Kent Helen Mock and others. A divorce bill of complaint requests an absolute divorce between Anna Shroyer and Edgar Shroyer. An assignee Parsons Newman handles a mortgage assignment from Jack Allender and Betty Jane Allender to Citizens No-
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J. William Rowe
Guy Sr. McGlaughlin
Tyler G. Kent
Helen F. Mock
Frank H. Nickerson, Jr
Augustus C. Tyergar
Nina E. Michael
Elsie A. Ramsburn
Carl B. Willard
Hugh H. McCormick
George E. Crummitt
Elmer Kieffer Foland
James M. Kling
Archie F. Stup
John R. Langdon
Ernest E. Shank
Anna V. Shroyer
Edgar Allen Shroyer
Parsons Newman
Jack D
Betty Jane Allender
Foreclosure petition filed by bank of Frederick
Marriage licenses list several couples from Uniontown Union Bridge Thurmont Taneytown and Harrisburg plus a note about a new car ad by Dad Sage and the claim of a person named Edward J. Wetzel 20 New Windsor and Phyllis J Etler 21 Union Bridge among other pairs.
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Tional Bank of
Philadelphia
Earl L. James
Barbara W. Coyle
Emmitsburg
Lions Hear Address By Local Veterinarian
Dr M M Rabstein spoke at the Lions Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key hotel outlining veterinary medicine and the path to becoming a veterinarian. A motion picture titled Valiant Years followed, highlighting advances in the field and its impact on human and livestock health.
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Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
M. M. Rabstein
Rabstein on evolving veterinary education and drugs
Rabstein notes a shift from two to three years of college prep plus veterinary work to two years of prep and four years of school. He says modern veterinarians use drugs and techniques unknown to predecessors, highlighting antibiotics like streptomycin and related advances.
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Rabstein
Rubstein
Local Lions Club Meeting Review May 1949
The News of Frederick reports Clint Hamilton presiding at a Lions Club gathering with guests International Councillor Al Long and Lion K. G. Porter among others. Speeches touched on wartime livestock losses in Europe and global peanut production reaching about 1.0 million tons in 1948.
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Clint Hamilton
al Long
Baltimore
Lion K. G. Porter
West Chester
Lion Alvey Stottlemyer
Hagerstown
Charles A. Price
This City
Europe
Lion Joe Turner
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