Peace plan clash at the United Nations
James Marlow notes how the United States and Russia trade denunciations at the United Nations while proposing peace plans that degrade into sharper hostility. He cites President Truman's call for armament transparency and the slow path to any mutual disarmament agreement amid the Korean War years.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
U. S
State Acheson
U. N
Paris
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Truman
Arms by population proposal sparks debate in wartime talk
In a wartime discussion, hopes to limit armed forces by population provoke dispute. Russia and satellites total 800 million, the United States and Western Europe about 400 million, raising questions on mutual limits and production based arms caps.
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Russia
U. S
Europe
Congress
U.S
Mr. Truman
Sleepy Town Stirs Westminster s Ire
Westminster reacts to a national magazine call of sleepy by publishing an editorial showing the city’s vitality. The Westminster Times defends the town as a thriving business hub with 6 000 residents, nine beauty shops, three banks, theaters, colleges, and active civic clubs, urging readers to see Westminster as an engaged community and inviting to industry.
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Moose
Women of the Moose
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Westminster Calms Yet Hums With Hidden Activity
The Tines editorial argues Westminster is a delightful place to live, as a Chamber of Commerce folder proclaims. It asserts the town is not sleepy, despite outward calm, highlighting underlying busy realities.
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Westminster
Chamber of Commerce
Morpheus
Curtain Goes Up On Play On Wednesday
Winchester Hall hosts the Community Players season opener Wednesday night. The cast on stage is small. many crew members supervise back stage and oversee the play's mechanics. Edna Mease, stage manager, leads with Jean Persk in son and Mrs Phillips assisting. Makeup artists include Pat Lanner and S Barrick among others. The properties committee, led by Mrs Kenneth Calder, gathers and places props to ensure correct sequence and timing.
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Iain
Winchester Hall
Community Players Group
Edna Measecl
Jean Perkinson
Phillips
Pat Lanner
S. Barrick
Jean Garvin
Mary
Committee and crew for local stage production listed
The article lists committee members including Mrs Clarence Carty and Miss Betty Carey as well as wardrobe and costume staff led by Mrs Krebs Benchoff. The stage crew includes Jack Doll and others. James Decker directs with assistant Ben Warshowsky. A group from Emmitsburg visited Hood College Williams Observatory to view the moon and Jupiter and learn telescope operation.
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Betty Carey
Mins W. Helwig
Elizabeth Trago
Willam Shirey
George Smith
Carlisle Smith
Frank Thomas
Krebs Benchoff
William Bennett
Willian
D. Bowers
G. Gallup
Jarboe Grove
Saul Kaye
Annabelle Lundgren
Mary Maulsby
Paul McAuliffe
Charles Ross
Edward Crum
Joseph Turner
Otho Keller
Joseph Urner
English Mansion
Jack Doll
Francis Akerman
Tom Bauley
Leonard J. Davis
B. Hall
Elwyn Keyser
Dorothy Fortner
Richard Ray
Buddy Kelley
Emmtsburg
Williams Observatory
Hood College
Lesh DB. Allen
Explanation For Steel Pipe Asked By Congress
The Senate Preparedness sub committee disclosed 300 lengths of steel pipe arrived without explanation at Robins Air Force base Georgia 448 months ago on two gondola cars. No origin or purpose papers were found and base officials could not determine why it was left there. Some pipe was cut into five foot road marker posts. A sharp eyed non commissioned officer noted the steel shortage and used the pipe to mark roads.
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Washington
Georgia Air
Senate Preparedness
Robins Air Force Base
All Installations
1942 Ford 1%4-ton Chassis and Cab for sale
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc. lists a 1942 Ford 1%4-ton chassis and cab with almost new tires priced at 430 dollars and notes complete satisfaction.
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KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Reo
Ford
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Letter to Kefauver spurs Johnson led probe on pipe use
A Congressman wrote Senator Kefauver about pipe misuse prompting subcommittee Chairman Lyndon Johnson to launch an investigation. The Air Force confirmed facts and ordered accountability measures and reporting of disciplinary action. The inquiry would continue as details emerged from inquiries and related fire incident. Polynesia and Hawaii are noted as late areas settled by humans, with earliest arrivals around 500 A D.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Subcommittee
Lyndon Johnson
D-Ten
Johnson
Air Force
Washington
Pool room operator Percy Snider dies in apparent suffocation
In Charles Town West Virginia November 11 a pool room operator Percy Snider 35 apparently suffocated in his business premises. Authorities may investigate the death as a possible accident or foul play. The case is not yet resolved and details are scarce.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Percy Snider
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