Truman Urges Active Push for Lasting Peace on Armistice Day
President Truman, in a brief Armistice Day broadcast, said the United States must work hard and actively for real peace, not merely hope for it. He noted lessons from World War I, referenced Korea and rising global threats, and highlighted ongoing armed forces recruitment and national vows to defend freedom.
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Truman
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Key West
Fla
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Donald R. Wilson
American Legion
Arlington National Cemetery
Korea
Wilson
America
Lovett Lays Wreath at Tomb With Truman in Key West
Secretary Lovett laid a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the White House grave site near President Truman in Key West. High ranking officers, Legion Commander Wilson, and the cadet regimental commander of the U S Military Academy joined him at the sepulchre for the address.
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Lovett
Truman
Key West
White House
Armed Services
Wilson
U. S. Military Academy
Hagerstown Zoning Law Under Fire Again
Hagerstown faces another legal challenge to its zoning ordinance as Buch Express Company seeks to erect a new truck terminal. The city council as Board of Zoning Appeals revoked the permit due to proximity to Washington County Hospital. The firm asks the court to renew the permit, arguing the site lies in light industrial zoning. In San Francisco, three Chinatown residents reportedly killed themselves after attempting to aid relatives in China by sending ransoms to Communist authorities and facing mounting losses.
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Hagerstown
Buch Express Company
Harrisburg
Board of Zong Appeals
Express
Board of Zoning Appeals
Washington ‘County Hospital
San Francisco
Meng
The
Chinese Times
China
Weeds On Fire Near A P Supermarket
United firemen were called out about 5 45 Sunday evening to extinguish burning weeds along Carroll Creek adjacent to the A P Supermarket on South Court street. Firemen sprayed about thirty gallons of water along the creek to extinguish it. The cause of the fire was not determined.
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New Windsor War Memorial Dedicated
A World War I and II memorial dedication took place in New Windsor yesterday afternoon with a large crowd. Sponsored by the Lions Club, the ceremony featured Westminster Municipal Band, Mayor W. George Skinner, and wreath placements by Gold Star Mothers of Carroll County. The land was donated by Mrs. Gertrude M. Lambert.
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Westminster Municipal Band
Alvin Fimch
E. C. Soper
W. George Skinner
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Union Bridge V
William
Buckingham
Earl L. Hyde Jr
M Howard Devilbiss
Carroll County
Lhape
Norman Myers
Eugene Frock
Westminster
Westminster Band
Gertrude M. Lambert
Parents Asked Visit Schools During American Educational Week
Frederick County parents are invited to visit classrooms this week to see what children learn and under what conditions. Visitations are scheduled at multiple high and elementary schools with various times, including teas and afternoon assemblies, sponsored by the PTA and local public school officials to stimulate public interest in schools and future citizens.
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Frederick County
Frederick High School
Middletown High School
Brunswick High School
Emmitsburg High School
Elim Street
Parkway
Washington Street
North Market Street
Middletown
East Brunswick
West Brunswick
Libertytown
New Market
Lewistown
Lincoln High
Doubs Colored School
PTA
Parent Teacher Association
Open House Highlights Local School System Leaders
Frederick County hosts a week of school visits to deepen public insight into curricula and teaching quality. Visitors are urged to tour all schools. a welcoming sign is posted. A Friday radio program features three Frederick residents, plus Dr. Willard Goslin discussing school crises on Town Meeting of the Air, amid notes about his Pasadena ouster and the NCaes role.
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Frederick
Willard Goslin
Goslin
Pasadena
Calif
National Council For American Education
Bomb Material Found in Shack Under Bridge
Police found a stash of photographs drawings clippings and organized notes on national defense in a shack under the Bay Bridge approach in Oakland Calif A nearly 42 year old recluse living there was arrested on a vagrancy charge The material included items related to the atom bomb and other defense topics
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Oakland
Calif
National Defense
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Surly resident found at dingy hideaway in Freseriek
November 1 181 three his name Otto F Maynard refused to talk. He said rents are high. A watchman at a sewage plant led to an arrest by Richard Johannsen. Police recovered expensive photographic gear and negatives of rail yards petroleum plants and naval installations. In Richmond Virginia steel for four states allocated by NPR for 12 months ending September 39 1952.
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Otto F. Maynard
MacArthur Avenue
Richard Johannsen
Johannsen
Bay Area
Richmond
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
National Production Authority
NPR
Roy Mundee
Frost Speeds Up Leaf Color Change
Frost often hastens the coloring process in leaves, accelerating pigment development as temperatures drop. This observer notes a quicker transition from green to autumn hues, influenced by cooler nights and longer nights.
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U. S&s. Arny
Camp Detrick
Jonathan A. Montgomery
Cecil D. Miller
Montgomery
Third Army Food Service Supervisor
Fort Benning
New Windsor War
Leancéld Coxa-Colla
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Market St
Chas. K. Taylor
Sonotone Francis Scott Key
Roy B. Furr
Chase Camel
Eva Gabor
CAMEL
Ralph Bellamy
Carton
Corton
Marguerite Plazza
Arerive
She News
Freseriek
Mondeys
Philco
Motorola
Zenith
Budget Teims
N. Carroll St
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
Janes E. Doll
South Market Street
Romes
Crom
R. C. Boyer
Geo. M. Chapline
Tchapline Bldg
Wrederick
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
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