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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1951

Page

5

Greece Faces Long Path to Self Support under Aid

In Athens, a U S Senate subcommittee pressed questions about ending aid to Greece. Experts say Greece could reach food self sufficiency in five to ten years with continued limited assistance for irrigation and reclamation. Prime Minister Plastiras plans budget shifts as inflation soars and rationing starts amid a tightening Greek economy.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Athens United States Greece U.S. Senate Brice Mace, Jr Tennessee U. S Roger Ceapham Nicholas Plastiras Europe Plastiras Ister UNRRA U.S John B. Peurifoy Con

Rogers Demands White House Probe of Botched Handling

In Key West on November 25 Representative Edith Nourse Rogers pressed for a full statement of facts from President Truman on alleged botched handling of a Korean atrocity. Presidential Secretary Joseph Short declined to comment on developments or Rogers's charge. Rogers cited potential errors and urged an early, clear disclosure after Gen Ridgway reported UN headquarters saw evidence that 8,000 American POWs were slain by Communist captors.

Key West Fila White House Edith Nourse Rogers R-Mass Truman Joseph Short Matthew B. Ridgway United Nations

Jack Slips Arm Under Car Ends In Fatality

A Montgomery County man, Louis Pratt, 30, was found dead early Saturday after a bumper jack slipped while he worked under a car on property owned by Bernice Owens of Olney. Pratt was pronounced dead by county coroner Dr. F. J. Broschart after being pinned beneath the vehicle.

Montgomery County Louis Pratt Brinklow F. J. Broschart Pratt Bernice Owens Olney

Western Section of Turnpike Completed

Pittsburgh reports the western end of Pennsylvania Turnpike ready for traffic by mid December with 87 miles to the Ohio line. Ribbon ceremonies occur near the border but initial use is limited while final touches and an access route to Ohio highways are completed. The 328 mile system now reaches the state line, aiming to connect with Ohio's plans later.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ohio Ohio Turnpike Pennsylvania Turnpike Philadelphia Ohio State Line

Bond Hold Deadline for Assault Charges Names Clyde Lake and Eugene Lake

Roy C Lake Jr of 202 South Market and Eugene Lake Jr of East Sixth were held on bond 3250 each after a warrant sworn by Henry L Lake. Officers Boone and Boone made arrests. Other docketed cases involved Howard Westley Thomas of 430 Klinehart’s alloy and Arthur Eugene Hicks of 148 West All Saints Street jailed by Sergt Phebus and Officer Boone for peace disturbances. Robert Nathaniel Russell of Ti yams ville held for drunkenness and peace disturbance after arrest by Lieut Dorsey and Sergt Phebus.

Roy C. Lake, Jr South Market Street Eugene Lake, Jr East Sixth Street Henry L. Lake Boone Howard Westley Thomas Klinehart Alloy Arthur Eugene Hicks West All Saints Street Sergt. Phebus Officer

McKeldin predicts GOP gains in Southern votes in 1952

Maryland Governor McKeldin said on November 25 that several Southern electoral votes will swing to the Republican column in 1952 to constitute the balance of power for a Republican victory, predicting the end of the solid South.

Maryland McKeldin

Defense Department announces new actions in Washington

In Washington on November 25, the Defense Department announced new actions in relation to national security and defense policy. The briefing referenced ongoing oversight and pending measures to strengthen military readiness and protect federal interests.

Washington Defense Department

War Casualty List Shows 60 Killed in Korea Battles

A newly issued list No 447 reports 60 killed 231 wounded 49 missing in action and 29 injured in combat accidents in Korea, detailing ongoing battle casualties and losses.

Korea

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