MacArthur replaced likely by other generals in Korea debate
In Wredértcy Maryland on November 30 1850 observers discuss pressure heaped on General MacArthur amid Korea operations. Spokesman notes possible replacement by Lt General Walton H Walker or Major General Fidward Almond. some papers support MacArthur while others urge change. Separately a chimney fire at 120 East Seventh Street was extinguished by Junior United and Citizens firemen with no damage.
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French Press Attacks MacArthur Over Korean Setback
Paris reports angry editorials and officials urging caution as Korean defeats spark debate over General MacArthur. British Bevin defends UN objectives while French sources accuse him of derailing frontier talks with China. Chinese counteroffensive follows.
Butler Eyes Judiciary Committee Appointment
Senator-elect Join Butler of Maryland discusses a Senate Judiciary Committee seat with Senator Taft in Taft's office. Butler, sidelined by a tender right hand from the campaign, says he is a lawyer and would like to serve on the committee after a day of meetings at the Mayflower Hotel.
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New senator-elect plans cross country commute and courtesy calls
Butler, newly elected Maryland senator, will travel between Baltimore and Washington and will pay courtesy calls to Senators Tydings and O Connor before returning to Baltimore. Also reported, the late Mrs. Fowler estate in Unionville sold for 4342.37 at public auction, with heirs Blessing and others benefiting. attendance was strong despite cold weather. Deer outlook for western Maryland counties is favorable as six day season opens, with expected higher deer tallies in Allegany, Garrett, and Washington counties.
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City to Put 350 Workers Under Merit System
Hagerstown announces that a year-long effort ends with all 350 city employees placed under a merit system starting January 1. The new system protects workers from dismissal solely due to administration changes and will trigger potential wage increases next year.
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