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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1950

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3

Clapp Named to Board by City Leaders

Five hour session of Mayor and Aldermen discussed budget and policy. Mayor Munshower appointed Robert F. E. Clapp Jr. to the Board of Zoning Appeals, replacing Parsons Newman who plans retirement. Also authorized sewage disposition plan, parade supervision for Friday, November 24, and December 7 hearing for fire truck facility report. Bids to be opened for sale and demolition of Jamison property at 266 West Patrick Street. no meeting next Thursday due to Thanksgiving.

Elmer F. Munshower Robert FE. Clapp Maryland Board of Zoning Appeals Parsons Newman Newman C. E Freeandk City Chamber of Commerce Muayor and Aldermen Jamison West Patrick Street Patrick and DeGrange Streets

Truman Vows To Press Fair Deal Through Presidency

President Truman declared he will press for the full Fair Deal program as long as he is in office and plans to present it to Congress in January. He brushed off GOP gains as expected in a non presidential year and said there will be no early reconvening of Congress. He pledged steps to keep the Korean war from spreading and defended Acheson remaining secretary of state.

Washington Truman Chin 82Nd Congress GOP Congress China United Nations Far East Korea Acheson Senate Scott Lucas Ilinois Douglas MacArthur

Large Crowds At Food Show Amid Freezing Weather

Large crowds attended the Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory with 375 homemakers at a cooking school led by Irene Caton and Katherine Smith. Prizes from local businesses were awarded, and food samples from the school were distributed, highlighting community commerce and home economy in a 1940s urban setting.

Food and State Armory Irene Caton Katherine Smith Donald Leatherman Frederick Frank Griffin West iSecond Street Daniel Fout East Church Street W. Albaugh North Market Street R. Zimmerman J. Norman Despeaux West Church Street William B. James West Fourth Street aArthur F. Hightman Sixth Street Charles Holter Middletown Harvey Carmack East Seventy Street

Malik Ready To Use Veto On U N Issue

United Nations debate over Korea continues as Malik declares intent to veto a six power demand that Communist China pull its troops out of Korea. President Truman reiterates U S non intervention in China while Peiping denounces U S actions. Reports say backers may delay a vote awaiting the veto. Nationalist China accuses China’s masses of being drawn into Soviet backed actions. National Geographic notes Koreans wear white as mourning color much of the time.

New York Russia Jacob A. Malik China United States Security Council Truman U. S Malik Korea Far East VU. S Tibet Soviet Union Joseph Stalin National Geographic Society

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