Republicans Seek GOP Congress to Halt World War III
Washington voters faced a tight presidential year clash as Republicans led by Guy Gabrielson urged a Republican Congress to curb Communist aggression in Korea and prevent a possible World War III. Democrats accused GOP tactics of smear and fear while President Truman touted Democratic leadership as essential to peace.
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Grange Would End Subsidies Abolish Farm Aid Plan Considered
Frederick County Pomona Grange at Lewistown held a quarterly meeting focusing on two national policy resolutions. One calls for equal agricultural consideration in draft deferments and the other for abolition of PMA subsidies, arguing agriculture can stand on its own and that the plan has long burdened the treasury. Officers were elected, including Master Bruce E. Crum succeeding Lawrence H. Crickenberger, with new posts named for Overseer, Lecturer, Steward, and other roles.
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New Market Grange Sees Attendance Banner At Year
Miss Helen Remesburg of Jefferson and Gatekeeper Harry Zentz presided as officers were installed by State Master Edward Holter. Delegates Bruce Crum Crickenberger and others named for the State Grange meeting at Easton December 5 6 7. Fifth Degree to be conferred at Carroll Manor November 3 with Carroll Manor hosting next quarterly meeting.
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Won't Be Back From Korea By Christmas
Washington says it is unlikely troops will be home before Christmas. Secretary of Defense Paul Griffin stated on Meet the Press that current Korea fighting does not signal a major Chinese invasion. He noted intelligence on Chinese Communist forces in Manchuria but said only token numbers were engaged so far and he did not know if Chinese forces would enter the war.
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World News Fragments Reflect Tense Korea and Berlin Aid
Disjointed phrases describe potential UN action and a claim about vetting measures in Korea. A Washington cable notes skepticism that American forces could strike beyond Chinese forces in Manchuria. In East Berlin, East German Communists report Soviet led leadership changes and related upheaval.
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Soviet Petition Signers Reported On Rail Tickets
Voice of America dispatch claims conductors in overseas services are Soviet party members who collect tickets and require passengers to sign the Stockholm peace petition. The report notes trains run half full even in rush hours.
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