Trade With Czechoslovakia Ended by U S Action
The United States halted most Czech trade, suspending invoices for imports and tightening controls. The move aims to cut Czech access to dollars, despite no mention of Oatis. Truman urged his release as relations soured. concessions for Czechoslovakia and other communist states were canceled. A separate note reports a chicken hitchhiking ten miles to Hagerstown. Dr James Boyd resigns as director of the Federal Bureau of Mines to join Kennecott Copper.
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Prague
State Department
Ostia
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
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Congress
Truman
Oatis
Bulgaria
Romania
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Boyd
James Boyd
Federal Bureau of Mines
Kennecott Copper Corp
New York
September Bride in Damascus after Florida honeymoon
Hiltner Roelke Studio reports Mr and Mrs Bradley Parker Watkins wed September 12 at Neelsville Presbyterian Church. Patricia Rae Smith, Germantown native, became bride. Howard and Barbara Watkins of Damascus are parents. Reception followed with bridal party details and music by William Earl.
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Hiltner-Roelke Studio
Bradley Parker Watkins
Damascus
Florida
Patricia Rae Smith
Ray M. Smith
Germantown
Howard Watkins
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Don Griffin
Albert Lentze
Barbara Fitch Hubbard
Joyce Landon Riggs
Nancy Demary
Barbara Lee Keefer
Ann Waters
Charles Greens
Robert Smith
Robert Mulhean
Maloy Moxley
David O'Hara
William Earl
Today in History and Anniversaries of Famous Americans
Know America presents a timeline of notable birthdays and events. Figures include George Bancroft George Ripley John Gorrie Townsend Harris Jeannette Gilder William Gorgas with historical milestones from 1836 to 1947 including Mount Holyoke College London Thanksgiving and the opening of the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati.
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England
Worcester
Mass
George Ripley
Boston Brook Farm
New York
Greenfield
John Gorrie
Florida
Charleston
3. C
Townsend Harris
City College
U. S
Japan
Bort
Jeannette L. Gilder
Flushing
N. Y
William Crawford Gorgas
Panama Canal
Mobile
Ala
Pioneer Woman's College
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Los Angeles
St Louis
Lincoln
Pioneer Jewish Theological School
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Roman Catholic Church
America
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Council of Eronemic Advisers
High naval aviation charge sparks crossfire of opinions
Speculation drives concerns over naval aviation as three high naval officers endorse Capt Crommelhin's charge that Army and Navy Force officers seek to destroy naval aviation. India opposes US troops crossing the 38th Parallel. Birthdays include Olver CL Carmichael and Viramia C Gildersleeve, with various notable figures noted for anniversaries and roles. Moaroscope hints at love of mystery and possible superstition. severe criticism may be warranted.
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Crommelhin
India
Korta
38Th Parallel
Olver CL Carmichael
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Goodwater
Alp
Viramia C Gildersleeve
Barnard College
New York
University of Colorado
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Exploratory Talks On New Pax Bill Open In Congress
In Washington Delaware, House and Senate conferees opened their first exploratory talks today on the new Pax tax bill but failed to reach a settlement. They remain about 1.8 billion apart on proposed new taxes and are split on how the funds would be used. Participants said they barely began reviewing the bill, with key disagreements over individual tax provisions and revenue measures.
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Del
Senate
Doughton
Justice was elected thatmain of The euferene conference
Members of the conference group said they hoped to complete work on the bill this week but 2640 differences in agitation remain to be resolved. The House has voted for a 7.5 million increase while the Senate supports gradual adjustments. Both houses call for sharp decreases in taxes on individuals and corporations and boosts to excise taxes on whiskey beer cigarettes gasoline autos and some household appliances.
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Justiee
Euferene
Senate
Strength For Today By Bark Lt. Doughins
Those of us will dive in college CUO teste For the most park Very Wueh pleased to observe the revival described in this fragment. It hints at a leadership wish to energize a community but lacks clear events or names.
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Doughins
Revival in youth religion gains in college life
A 1951 Babson College piece notes growing religious interest among students with volunteers across churches, missions, and social work. It highlights a vigorous campus program, conservative theology, and the conviction that a Great Revival has begun, not yet arriving. Housing news from Camp Detrick states 16 new units for military and civilian staff should be ready by month end. It also mentions the 1907 discovery of thorium-bearing monazite sand near Coluchel, India.
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ROC
Christian Church
Mit Hag
Babson Newspaper Syod
Camp Detrick
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