Bradley says MacArthur warned twice to close gap in Korea
General Omar Bradley testified that the Pentagon twice warned General Douglas MacArthur last fall to close the widening gap between the Eighth Army on the west and the 10th Corps in the northeast. He linked the gap to heavy Chinese attacks and casualties, and defended Truman's decision to dismiss MacArthur as appropriate though perhaps better handled. Bradley also warned of limits to U S diplomatic commitments and urged buildup of Western defense strength including Spain, Turkey, and Greece.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Pentagon
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Eighth Army
10Th Corps
Bradley
Senate
MacArthur
Fulbright
D-Ark
The
Joint Chiefs
Acheson
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Morse
R-Ore
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U. S
Western Defense Alliance
Spain
Turkey
Greece
Fradley
Truman
Bill McCahan Tops Fort Worth With Four Straight Wins
Bill McCahan, a right handed pitcher who briefly trialed with the Brooklyn Dodgers this spring, has rattled off four consecutive victories for Fort Worth in the Texas League.
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Bill McCahan
Mirthander
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fort Worth
Grand Jury backs probe of gambling in Frederick County
The February grand jury, convened by Associate Judge Patrick M. Sehnauffer, endorsed the State’s Attorney program for a vigorous, ongoing investigation of all gambling in Frederick County. Only States Attorney Charles A. Price and Sheriff Guy Anders testified. The report urged fuller interpretation of gambling laws, focusing on chance books, lotteries, carnivals, and bazaars. The law prohibiting selling lottery tickets or chances applies to nonprofit groups selling chances for prizes. Several organizations have sold large numbers of chances for baskets and carnival prizes last summer.
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Frederick County
Charles A. Price
Sherif Guy Anders
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Frederick
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George, Black
Thurmont
Rland
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Frederick County Gambling Inquiry Gains Judge Backing
Judge Schnauffer interprets gambling laws and allows limited bingo sponsorship under sheriff permits. Grand and regular juries back vigorous investigations to curb gambling, while rejecting a newspaper ad warning of prosecutions after June 1. The report calls for ongoing enforcement.
County grand jury moves to curb gambling activity
The Frederick County grand jury urges the State's Attorney to start immediate investigations into gambling establishments and related laws. It calls for full law enforcement cooperation and warns many may unknowingly participate in illegal gambling. Plans for a large plant in Virginia were dropped as officials reconsider site use.
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New York
America Cyanamid Company
Carrie
Harriman Warns Free World Might Change Kremlin Policy
Presidential adviser W Averell Harriman told a Western Democratic conference in Denver that growing free world military strength could force a shift in Soviet policies. He warned against impulsive Far Eastern moves that could provoke general war and tied this to opposition to Gen Douglas MacArthur’s Korea policy. He argued Russia’s Asia timetable is upset and Korea has been a Kremlin failure, implying a strengthened western stance will deter aggression.
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W. Averell Arriman
Free World
Kremn
Harriman
Douglas MacArthur
Red China
Truman
Korea
Russia
Asia
Kremlin
Truman Aids Global Peace Effort Despite GOP Critics
Secretary of Labor Tobin outlined a U S international program to stop Communism, maintain peace, and build strength, arguing Republicans lack a coherent foreign policy and could not agree on one if they tried. In local news, the Golden Rule Class of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school met at Mrs. Barrick’s Jefferson Jodd home with 22 members, Mrs. Yinger presiding, games and prizes, refreshments served, next hostesses named.
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Truman International
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Charles Barrick
Jefferson Jodd
Rodney Willard
Henry Lochner
Glenn Yinger
Lloyd Stup
Renn
Boyer
Civinette Club Executive Board Meets in Frederick
The Civinette Club of Frederick held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Margaret Strawsbury’s home on South Market Street. President Mrs. Lilian Myers opened with the club motto and committee reports were presented. a dinner meeting is planned for June 5 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Strawsbury at the close. The item notes the barrel organ or hurdy gurdy’s historic use in 18th century high society drawing rooms.
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Frederick
Margaret Strawsbury
South Market Street
Lilian Myers
Francis Scott Key
Strawsbury
England
France
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