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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1951
Page
9
The dialogue questions lifting limits on Chiang Kai-shek's forces. Bradley previously warned it could be proper to employ Chiang's troops if well trained equipped led, but cautioned their current capabilities make it improper for use in Korea.
General Omer Bradley told Senate committees there is no military objection to Chinese Nationalist troops harassing Red China from Formosa as long as American forces stay out. He warned Nationalist use could risk Formosa security and suggested now is not the time. He opposed MacArthur's plan to employ Chiang Kai-shek's forces and urged strengthening Europe and continuing limited war in Korea. He noted no rift with the administration, but said MacArthur was removed for not supporting joint war plans and civilian control of the armed forces. Bradley said from a military view there is no clear case for using Formosa troops now.
Maryland beef cattle producers are invited to meet at the Frederick County Agent's office on Wednesday evening June 6 to discuss two proposed beef calf sales. A fall sale at Woodsboro is planned with only beef calves, and a final decision is expected at the June meeting. The event is sponsored by Woodsboro Livestock Sales Incorporated with University of Maryland departments and the Livestock Sanitary Service.
Thomas L. Cramer, retiring head of the Walkersville Community Association, was honored for 25 years of service in a surprise Monday night ceremony at the Community Hall. Glenn Zimmerman succeeds him. Cramer received an arm chair and his wife a bouquet of red roses as part of a program with taps, prayers, and greetings from local officials and PTA members.
Musk used commercially comes from the musk deer. The odox also comes from musk ox, musk rat, musk duck, musk shrew, musk beetle, and the Central American alligator.
Hagerstown proclaims Sergeant Charles H. Hager Day on May 21, honoring the first Washington County Korean War veteran to return under the Army rotation plan. Major Mills urges flags at half mast and a stadium musical plus a Wednesday reception. Interstate baseball game admission for soldiers between the Hagerstown Braves and Salisbury Athletics is free.
State Police at Randallstown reported Francis Wesley Barbar of Finksburg was jailed after threatening to kill his three month old grandson with an axe. Barbar, 40, was arrested Monday night following an assault and battery charge in 1046.
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