Blockade Backed by Sherman in U N Policy Debate
Washington May 30 Admiral Forrest Sherman urged a United Nations naval and commercial blockade to crush Communist China's wartime economy. He noted Joint Chiefs of Staff support and cited a past successful effort to bring a rogue officer into line. Sherman stood alone among top chiefs in backing the blockade amid a Senate inquiry into MacArthur’s ouster and policy differences.
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Red China
United States
US Navy Admiral Sherman Warns UN Blockade Preferable
On May 1 1951 Admiral Sherman told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that naval blockades should be a United Nations effort not an independent US action. He stressed defense of Western Europe as priority, warned losing Western Europe would empower Soviet power, and said Russia would be vulnerable to both air and sea power. He contrasted with Vandenberg’s views and noted Western Europe’s shipyards and aircraft capacity are critical.
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Sherman
United Nations
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Asia
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D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Western Europe
Vandenberg
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Russia
Senstor Knowland
R-Calif
Navy revokes commission over anti administration letter
Washington May 30 a lieutenant is dismissed from the U S Navy after writing a letter to a New York importer of Chinese goods containing very nasty anti administration views. A Navy spokesman said the letter was sufficiently critical that the commission was revoked.
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Miller Makes Memorial Day Address Here
Memorial Day services at Mt Olivet cemetery drew about 1400 at a Francis Scott Key Post event. Adjutant H Q Miller gave the principal address honoring veterans. Rev Paul L Althouse offered the invocation. a flag change on the Key monument and a Maryland National Guard salute closed the program.
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America
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Ladies Auxiliary
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
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Jesse C. Rams
15Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Alonzo W. Fox
Company A
Mr. Althouse
Memorial Day Observances Quiet Across County
The midweek holiday paused daily routines as schools banks stores and factories closed. The courthouse and city hall were shuttered and communities held suitable observances with graves decorated on Sunday as official business halted. Say you saw it in The News.
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