Intensive Program Aims To Beat Beetle In Frederick County
Frederick County Japanese Beetle Control Committee met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to plan an anti beetle drive for 1948. Discussions drew on Montgomery County methods and will invite state officials to next week’s session. Roadside spraying farm treatments traps and spore dust were considered. An educational program and County Commissioner funding were urged.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Montgomery County
Merritt Lockwood
Tuscarora
W. Anderson
James D. King
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Br E. N. Cory
George S. Langford
University of Maryland
Austin P. Renn
John R. Fitzpatrick
Messrs. Lockwood and
Renn
B. D. Gladhil
Browningsville
L. H.crickerberger
New Market
Merrii H. Ramsburg
Utica
Robert W. Leichert
Clifton
Frank Thomas
Adamstown
E Dwight McCain
Frederick
Henry R. Shoemaker
Molotov vows Soviet peace as bases seen for aggression
In a Bolshoi theater address marking the Bolshevik anniversary Molotov said the secret of the atomic bomb no longer exists but warned the United States and Britain are preparing for aggression. He insisted the Soviet Union will defend universal peace and criticized overseas military bases he described as offensive rather than defensive.
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Moscow
VW. St. Molotov
United States
Britain
Molotov
Russia
Washington
N i
Bolshoi Theater
Soviet Union
Molotov predicts new aggression if atomic secrets persist
Molotov argues that wartime structures persist for potential aggression not peace. He criticizes expansionists in the United States for placing faith in the atomic bomb while denying its defensive role. He cites Stassen’s interview and warns that failure to prohibit atomic weapons shields imperialists and harms international cooperation. Potatoes once paid Cleveland night guards in 1934, illustrating economic quirk.
Congress asks Marshall for full facts on emergency aid
Washington leaders press Secretary of State Marshall to provide full details on proposed emergency aid to Europe. President Truman calls it top priority for Congress returning November 17. Critics warn over rapid action amid inflation controls and potential parallel aid channels are discussed.
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Washington
Congress
Marshall
Europe
Truman
House Committee On Foreign Aid
France and
Mary
Expor
Bank
Car Credit Corporation
Agre
Cof
Congressional
Rep
Herter
Mass
House
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Eaton
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
Shocd
Aid program grows from sixteen to twenty billion
Officials said the foreign aid program could reach about 20 billion dollars, with the United States expected to bear most of the cost. President urges quick action for Europe, while Speaker Martin and Leader Halleck urge caution and competent handling of the large outflow.
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United States
Congress
Europe
House
Martin
R-Mass
Halleck
Congress Tackles Europe Aid Oversight in Bill Shape
The text notes a task for Congress to draft a bill detailing how the aid to Europe program should operate. It also reports the arrest of William E Cromwell for intoxication with collateral set at 85.80 and mentions Chinese military counts in Hsin-Chiang noting caps as a proxy for troops.
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Congress
Reno Six
Charles Burras
Hsin- Chiang
China
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Child's Tantey
Smovigcks
McCutcheon
Wisner
Iby Molotov
Eral
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Great Britain
United Nations Organization
Harold Stassen
XII
Mlinister
Statin
Soviet Russia
Cleveland
Ohio
G. I. Mortgages
H. A. Mortgages
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
International Harvestee
International
Reductions International
W. B
Kaufman Garage Co., Inc
Knopf
Kemp
Serson
Pinkham
Lydia E. Phikham
State OF
Maryland
Light St
Baltimore 2
A. G. Watkins
Montgomery Ave
Rockville, Md
Betty
Williamson's Drug Store
Syling
William E. Cromwell
Eoples Weot Patrick JP
Drug Stores
North Market St
Knox
Mappiyee
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