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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1950

Page

4

U.S. Proposes Russian Voice in Formosa Treaty Talks

The United States unveils a seven point peace framework for Japan, inviting Soviet input on Formosa and nearby islands. Moscow challenges the plan, citing Cairo, Potsdam, Yalta, and current occupation claims to contest U S positions.

Washington U. S Russia Formosa Esrer Moscow State Department John Foster Dulles U. N Far Eastern Commission Pacific Japan Korea U.N Ryukyu and Bonin Islands United Kingdom China Formosa Pescadores South Sakhalin Kuriles U. N. General Assembly Pescadores Kurtles Ryukyus Bonins Western Pacific Okinawa Ryukyu Cairo Britain Yalta America Sakalin Island Sakhalin

U S Troops In Europe Put On Combat Basis

U S and British forces moved to strengthen West Europe defenses amid political wrangling over West German rearmament. In Heidelberg American troops were put on a combat footing, the Seventh Army revived under Lt Gen Manton Eddy. British zones plan two new airfields and a Belgian division to Germany. Berlin received 300 more U S Infantry to bolster the garrison amid Soviet encirclement. Adenauer privately blamed Allies for German disunity on rearmament. McCloy urged Germans to face the defense issue as Socialist campaigns against rearmament gained momentum. Officials warned Washington of anti-rearmament sentiment, while reactivation signals a shift from policing to defense duties. The Assembly in Strasbourg discussed a European army linked to NATO.

Frankfurt Germany West Europe Heidelberg Europe Seventh Army Manton Eddy Rhine River Berlin U.S Adenauer Bonn Konrad Adenauer West Germany Kiel U. S John J. McCroy United States Bavaria Hesse Wuerttemberg-Baden European Consultative Assembly Council of Europe Strasburg France McCloy Washington Acheson

American strength growth in Europe outlined

The report describes increasing American strength in Europe starting with two divisions. It notes an infantry unit and an armored constabulary being reorganized into an armored division. Washington reports department store sales up seven percent for the week, keeping 1950 sales seven percent above 1949. At Great Lakes, Seaman Recruit Donald E. Powell, son of Mrs. Myrtle E. Bear, begins recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center.

Europe Washington Federal Reserve Board Wecergl Reserve Richmond Cleveland Great Lakes Donald E. Powell USN Myrtle E. Bear Burkittsville Naval Training

Premium Pay Plan To Be Offered For Troops

Washington reports a premium pay plan for troops with combat duty in Korea may reach Congress soon. Army officials told Senator Connally that the plan was submitted to the Defense Department and urged for approval, with monthly extra compensation tied to Korea duty.

Washington Korea Congress Connally D-Tex Army Department of Defense C. G. Blakeney Army Legislation Defense Department Oscar G. Dancy Brownsville Texas

Combat infantry man award and pay raise history notes

The text notes a status for the combat infantryman award with ten dollars per month extra pay and mentions the 1949 pay increase act ending that. It states any Defense Department proposal would likely include extra pay for Air Force and Navy personnel in combat service if they do not receive hazard duty pay. It also identifies Santa Fe New Mexico as an ancient capital city at elevation over seven thousand feet.

Defense Department Air Force Navy New Mexico Santa Fe

Thousands of Children See Santa Arrive in Frederick

Thousands of Frederick residents lined Market Street to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus as he arrived for a personal appearance in local stores. The Chamber of Commerce announced the event as Kris Kringle rode a decorated float from the Fountain to South Street, drawing families, letters, and candy canes amid detoured traffic and festive crowds.

Frederick Santa Claus Chamber of Commerce St. Nick Market Street Santa Kris Kringle South Street Trafic

City honors Christmas with tree lights and Santa parade

Santa Claus led a holiday spectacle as crowds massed along pavements while Police Chief Straley diverted traffic. Mayor Munshower praised the orderly celebration as scouts and merchants handed out four thousand candy canes costing $180. The first municipal Christmas tree lit the town with electric glow, and a silver bell on Route 40 15 intersection swung from a decorative bower. The National Geographic Society notes sea monster legends arise from driftwood and seaweed.

Fred Straley Santa Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Elmer F. Munshower Market Patrick

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