Moscow loses grip as world Communists balk at Soviet line
William L. Ryan surveys shifts in global Communism noting disobedience within Soviet ranks and rising dissent among affiliated parties. He contrasts Moscow’s cautious technocracy with China’s militant zeal and argues peace must be imposed by Communist terms, not negotiated. James Marlow often writes this column but is on vacation.
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Willtiam L. Ryan
James Marlow
Associated Press
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Communist Fifth Column
Russia
Soviet Union
Ussr
Communist Party of China
China
United States
Peiping
Battles of Spring Hill and Franklin in Civil War history
In 1864 the Spring Hill and Franklin actions began as Confederates under Hood suffered 1,750 killed 3,800 wounded and 702 missing while Union Fourth and Twenty third Corps reported 189 killed 1,033 wounded and 1,104 missing. Subsequent notes mention Santo Domingo occupation in 1916 and its end in 1924, and 1937 talks between Britain and France about colonies in exchange for peace. By 1959 twelve U S soldiers guarded the Panama Canal Zone.
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Spring Fill
Franklin, Tenn
Geo. J. B. Hood
U.S
Santo Domingo
U.S. Navy
Great Britain
France
Hitler
Panama Canal Zone
Five hour riot hospitalizes several at Zone entry
A mob’s attempt to gain entry to the Zone sparked a five hour riot leaving multiple people hospitalized. The disturbance ended with police and security forces regaining control and deterring further incursions.
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Frederick Townsend Ward
Salem
Mass
Walker
Nicaragua
New York City
Shanghai
Ward
Louisa May Alcott
Germantown
Frederick Palmer Armstrong
Keyport
George Henry Coppers
National Biscuit Co
Joan Haynes Holmes
Community Church
New York
Philadelphia
Saturnino Orestes Minuso
Matanzas
Cuba
James Edward Moore
U.S. Army
New Bedford
Pearl Primus
Trinidad
B.W.L
Nixon denies Rockefeller campaign slights claim
Vice President Richard M. Nixon rejected reports that New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller failed to campaign fully for Nixon. His secretary Herbert G. Klein said Nixon did his best to debunk the charge and declared Rockefeller supported the ticket vigorously. Nixon returned quietly to Capitol Hill to resume work after his defeat.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Nixon Lodge
Gov
Rockefeller
Gor. Rockefeller
Capitol Hill
Senate
Three Guilty in Alcoholic Charge in Hagerstown
In Washington County Circuit Court, William H. Carter James Parry and Jennie P. Carter were found guilty on charges related to illegal possession and sales of alcoholic beverages. Carter was fined 100 dollars on each count Parry received 66 days in jail and an admission as welfare recipient Carter Jr was acquitted on the sales charge and fined 100 dollars for possession. The trio were arrested during Nov 13 raids on two Hagerstown establishments.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
William H. Carter
James Parry
D. K. McLaughlin
Carter
Parry
Jennie P. Carter
Linganore High School rises with main steel frame
A new Linganore High School near State Rt. 75 and Old Annapolis Road in New Alarke district shows a main steel framework. The 300 pupil facility is slated for completion by the next school session in 196. Local correspondents note surrounding community activity and Thanksgiving visits, with family travels to Frederick and Baltimore.
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Linganore High School
Annapolis Road
Alarke
Neus-Post
Jimmy Temple
Rockie
Mirs
Alma Joseph Sappington
Georgetown Prep
Francis Sappington
Eugene Sappington
Washington
Clarence Dudrow
Frederick Imorial Hill
Smith Cecil
Maygie Davis
George Bader
Clarksburg
Davis
Cecil
Rudelia Zimmerman
Richard Éummerman
Jamily Frederick
G. ¥Sher
Katharine Fes
Baltimore
Adams
Bucke
Charles Brosius
Arlington
Joe Koss
Peeksville
N. J
Koss
Dorothy Brosis
James Spring
Thersdas
John A. Summers
Real Reasons Women Keep Husbands Waiting
In crowded views from a 19th century column, a veteran notes wives use late arrivals as a dramatic game. He claims it is a feminine edge and an exciting punishment avoidance, while another maritial veteran labels it a matter of showiness and drama.
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New York
In Department Store
Aoman
Iit
Frankie
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American Motors
Jeden
Worral
Moyer Rambler Sales, Inc
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Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Maryland
Lima Kim
M. M. Carter
Lime Keln
Mark Shank
Fort Lauderdale
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E. A. Grove
Sidney
Fort Jackson
D. C
Katharine Rosmers
Carl Shores
Leslie Fellows
Paul Main
Bernard
Shores
Carl H! Shores Jr
Roy Kiniz
Lester
Frushour
Rance’ Hossler
Anna Smith
Henry Baugher
Shores Sr
Russell Burns
Buckeystown
Raymond Davis
Jefferson
Elmer Stemple
Thomas Tayman
Manheim
W. Va
Alma Fretwell
Ruth Fretwell
Jack Shaffer
Rolesburg
Elmer Stempie
Middletonnr
Austin Whipp
Mountaindale
Virginia
Cindy
Wi Horner
Paul Young
John Green
Carson Kreh
Maude Merriman
Harry E. Fisher
Fisher
G. W. Fisher
M. Carter
Elmer Stermpie
Aurora
Clarence Jewel
Charles
Sam Mauro
Camille Davis
St. John’s High School
Officers’ Club
Fort Detrick
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Francis Bush
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