China Declared Decisive World Area by House Committee
A House Foreign Affairs Committee labeled China the decisive area in the Cold War tug of power between Communist Russia and the Democratic West. The panel urged increased US financial aid and outright military assistance to the Chinese National Government to bolster its cities and basic defenses amid internal strife and Communist interference.
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Washington
China
Congres-sova
Russia
United States
Repo Morrow
Jackson
R-Calif Maloney
Rpai
Courtney
Morgan
Japan
Bey
Wilt Bo
Coalition Plan Too Ambitious Says U S Report
The United States committee criticizes the push for a broad coalition as unwise and extreme. It warns that without an immediate boost to China with manufactured raw materials, stability there remains unattainable amid broader commitments overseas.
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Frederick
United States
China
T Ued Aic
Chins
Disturbance Fines Paid Over Restaurant Service Dispute
Three men including an army sergeant paid fines after an argument over whether a Negro should be served in a restaurant. Chester Butler testified that Eugene Pearl entered with Cheres Gladhill and R A Freeman. Pearl Gladhill and Freeman paid fines. Tests continue off Chesapeake Bar through October 8 with patrol craft in the area.
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Hegersteun
Chester S. Butler
Sergi
Eugene Pearl
Cheres E Gladhil
R A Freeman
Deeeman
Pearl
Gladhill
Freeman
Chesapeake Bar
Holand Strait
Somerset County
Ward
Weekend Police Arrests Reported Across City
City police cracked down on disturbances this weekend with multiple arrests and collateral demands. Notable cases include Thomas Carty jailed for 10000 collateral after a Saturday arrest. George Crommutt and Frederick and John W. Smith facing 2530 collateral duties.
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Thomas Carty
Sax
East Fifth Street
Offcer
Norman Trump
Alfred Stitely
George Crommutt
Frederick
John W. Smith
West Fifth Street
Sergi Phebus
Shook
Lieut
Dorsey
Kanode
Harry Sears
Elmer Morningstar
South Market Street
Charles Butler
Maple Avenue
Paul Blank
Cascade
John W Smith
John Henry Gray
Carroll
Clarkeburg
Hoffman, Carty
Sergt
Swomley
Maryland factory workers average 40.4 hours per week in August
Industrial Maryland report shows 716000 nonagriculture workers as of August 15, up 24690 from a year earlier. Average weekly pay across 513 manufacturing plants reached 65.39 dollars in electrical machinery, while leather firms posted 22.87 dollars. Arresting officer Charles Burras noted among listed individuals.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Labor and Industry
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Esterly
Washington Pike
San Diego
Calif
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Dept. Hen
Upper Darby
LE Baie
Frederick Fair
Tion
Washes
Rinses
Potomac
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Glass & Mirror Sales & Service
Park Avenue
Whuamson's Drug Store
Ieator
Eee Metet
Ford
Kaufman Garage Company, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Harry Jennings
Hagerstown
Charles Goines
George Offutt
Adamstown
Melvin Snowden
Bartonsville
James F. Walker
West Fourth Street
Charles Burras
Nicodemus
Keystone Paints
Court St
COLES
Singer
Maryland Sewing Machine
E. Patrick St.—Frederick
Hotpoint
Ervee Melvin M. Engle
Creaiten
Phckone
Frederick, Md
Towle
Silver and China Club
Kremsberg's Iwelry
BEY Hotel
Fes
Yaisale
Peeter
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market
Freederich
W. Patrick St
Blue Ridge Lines
Allenwwales
Typewriter & Supply
E. Patrick St
de France
South Market ST
Frederick County Teachers’ Ass
Margaret Bourke
India
Hamlet Barter
Theodore Brameld
Unesco
Thurs
Douglas Kelley
Bennett Cerf
Berger's Book Mart
The
Smoke Shop
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