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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1951

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3

Churchill to Visit Truman in Washington January

The White House said Prime Minister Winston Churchill will likely meet President Truman in Washington in January, with no date fixed. Only the two leaders will attend, barring any added participation from top government officials as talks focus on foreign policy and postwar issues.

Key West Fla White House Winston Churchill Great Britain Truman Washington Joseph Short Short Churchill Rene Pleveh France Stalin Russia Ella “Lye John M. Hightower Associated Press Congress Potsdam Clement Attlee Harry H. Vaughn United States Vaughan Old College of Westminster Fulton Auriol

Churchill Visit May Tie US Britain To Shared Peace Plan

Secretary reports outline a proposed closer US Britain relationship with frequent Truman Churchill talks and Eden Acheson meetings. Britain would seek US financial aid, gain greater role in policy, and pursue improved US Russia relations with a possible top level meeting. Churchill expected in Washington possibly January.

Churchill United States Great Britain Acheson Eden Britain Russia Truman Stalin Washington McKellar D-Tenn Senate Appropriations Committee U. S Miami Herald

Tydings Doubles His Offer To Senators

Former Senator Tydings raises his reward to 10000 dollars for action leading to indictments of Communists in the State Department as charged by Senator McCarthy. He confirms the offer is open until February 9, 1952 and notes McCarthy’s past claim of 205 and 57 card carrying Communists.

Washington Tydings Jenner McCarthy Joe State Department Department

Finding Severed Head Adds To Va Mystery

Norfolk authorities investigate the discovery of a severed head believed to belong to Walter Barr, a 34-year-old carpenter wanted for questioning in the death of Mamie Smithwick, a 57-year-old widow found in a lake near an airport. Barr’s car, found four days after the body, showed blood on the seats and a bullet hole, heightening the mystery surrounding the October 3 to October 6 case.

Norfolk Walter Barr Carpenter Barr Mamie Smithwick Princess Anne County

Search for Rory Continues After Discovered Fragments

Police scoured Beaufort County for Rory who arrived four years ago with Mrs. Smith wick from Washington. He and she lived at a boarding house and were last seen on a movie trip the night Bert went missing. Investigators sought the torso or head fragments, found no remains, and planned sending the head to Richmond for hair comparison with a comb from Barr.

Rory Smithwick Washington Beaufort County N.C Sane Bert State Princess Anne County Richmond Barr

Observation of cliff height at thirteen miles distance

A cliff rising from the surrounding landscape is observed at about 13 miles away with a minimum visible height of 100 feet. Ground elevation limits visibility to objects of at least this height at that distance.

Frederick groups win prizes in Amis tlee Day parade

Frederick organizations shared $200 in prizes at the Amis tlee Day parade held Sunday afternoon in Hagerstown. The Frederick High School band led by Sperry Storm won $125 for first band. The Independent Hose Company, Steadman-Keenan Post and Harmony band shared $75 for first prize among five companies.

Frederick Hagerstown Frederick High Schol Band Sperry Storm Independent Hose Company Ata County Harmony Band Steadman-Keenan Post Ameri

Brunswick Lions Club Wins Parade Prize in Hagerstown

Legion Brunswick won first prize in the Hagerstown veterans parade. The Brunswick Lions Club float placed first, with a 40 and 8 boxcar from Frederick taking second on special cards and magazine towers. The piece is noted for exceptional affinity to paper, high gloss, and strong resistance to fading and aging despite constant handling.

Can Legion Brunswick Hagerstown Funkytown Brunswick Lions Club Frederick

New Metallic Ink Based on Yvinylile Resin

A novel metallic ink is described as based on yvinylile resin and suited for varied applications. The note outlines material properties and potential uses in coatings, printing, and decorative finishes. Further testing and compatibility considerations are implied for industry deployment.

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