Schuman Forms Coalition Cabinet Amid Paris Labor Fears
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman announced a coalition government to end a four day crisis. The new cabinet includes MRPs and Socialists with Communists excluded. Labor unrest spreads as railway strikes close Paris stations and iron and coal sectors halt production.
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Paris
Premior
Robert Schuman
France
Schuman
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Bve
Socialist Party
Charles de Gaulle
George Ie Daukt
Jules Moch
Andre Marre
Pierre Henri Teitgen
Laber
Daniel Mayer
Paul Coste-Floret
Chi
Rene Mayer
Marcel Naegelen
Rene Caty
Francois Mitterland
Commerce and Industry
Robert Lacoste
Socialis
Pierre Pfumlini
CMRP
Mme. Poinse
Chapuis
NWRP
Provinces
Lorraine
Paris-Marseille
Man Loses Hand in Farm Huskers Accident Near Libertytown
Clarence Brachey 30 of Libertytown underwent left hand amputation at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a corn husker accident on Elmer Wiles farm near Centerville. Brachey, father of six, reached inside to clear a jam as glove caught the shredder. he was brought to the hospital by Elmer Wiles. The event occurred Friday evening during husking.
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Clarence Brachey
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer Wiles
Centerville
Bruchey
Wiles
Roy Gardner
Libertytoun
Speculation In U S Bonds To Be Probed
The Senate Banking Committee will probe government bond speculation by Maj. Gen Bennett E Meyers and others. The Justice Department moves to indict Meyers on war frauds perjury and income tax evasion. Tobey says the committee will study wartime bond trading and margins used to profit on par bonds.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Bennett E. Meyers
Tobey
R-Nh
Justice Department
Meyers
Senate
Set Oicers
Drs
la Via
General A & Up
Comitee
Treasury
Two Holdups and Burglary in Baltimore Reported
Baltimore police reported two holdups and a burglary totaling about $5,000. Harry Goldberg, co owner of a supermarket on the Baltimore Annapolis boulevard, said thieves entered by sawing a hole in the roof last night or today, stealing a 300 round safe with cash war bonds jewelry liquor and cigarettes. The safe held more than $1,600 in cash plus war bonds and jewelry. liquor loss estimated at $1,000.
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Baltimore
Harry Goldberg
Baltimore-Annapolis
Russia May Have Atom Bomb After Next Fall
American physicist Dr Berold Urev said in Stockholm that the United States will maintain a monopoly on the atom bomb at least until next fall, after which Russia may possess the weapon. He warned that the U S and Russia are foolish to pursue atom bombs and power.
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Stockholm
Berold
Urev
United States
Russia
Sweden
Parran to Speak at Maryland PTA Convention
Dr. Parran, Surgeon General of the United States, will be among the speakers at the 22nd annual Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Imore from December 7 to 9. His topic is Your Part in the Nation s Health Program. The board will hold a pre convention meeting December 7.
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Parran FO
Imore
Thomas M.D
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parran
Board of Managers
Federal agents stage jail raid on Scioty County facility
Several dozen men and women arrived by special buses and 25 cars in a parade like scene near a 20 000 population community. The haul was brought to the million dollar Scioty County jail where agents questioned every prisoner two per person through the night into Sunday. Women in fur coats accompanied by more women than men were escorted into the jail as lines were seized by federal agents. The jail was closed to outsiders and telephone lines were taken over by federal authorities. The local Veterans of Foreign Wars monthly magazine is in circulation.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
FBI
Farflung
Ironton
Ilinois
Missouri
California
Hoover
Scioty County
All-County High Schools Essay Contest Winners Named
Judge Has ward 5S Delaplaine selects three winners in the All County High Schools essay contest on Why Communism Cannot Succeed in the U S Attorney Clinton McSherry Librarian Julia Etchison announce mimeo magazine features reading articles by Rev Paul Althouse overseas chaplain and Francis Perrott with concise notes on the issue
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Delaplaine
Clinton McSherry
Julia E. Etchison
U.S
Paul L. Althouse
Francis Perrott
The History of Maryland's Constitution
Local attorney outlines the origins of American decadence and previews a broad anti Communist outreach. Jono R Webb Post WW F W will circulate the notice to county high schools on anti Communism education.
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Maryland
Jono R. Webb
Essay contest for students closes soon before Christmas
Students are reminded of an essay contest with prizes. First prize is SoU cash, second prize $30, and third prize £20. The contest will close shortly before Christmas.
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Tana
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Kalispell
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Melita
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Estes
Paul L. Crum
W. Patricks
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Congress
United States Chamberf Commerce
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Flagstone
Blue Ridge
Rose Tavern Charies
Marino
ALVA
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Renn
N. Market St
F. M. Crutchley
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Kemp
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Out This
Walter Snow
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Jefgeraco
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W. Patrick ST
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