Stassen proposes meeting Stalin to halt drift to war
Washington reports Herold Stassen wrote to Soviet Premier Stalin urging a face to face talk aimed at stopping war drift. State Department disowned official status though a passport could be granted for the mission. Stassen, former Minnesota governor and UPenn president, discussed the idea with Eisenhower and drew mixed reactions from lawmakers and party leaders.
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Achegon
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Gop Floor Leader, Said In South Sioux City
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Free Beer In Armed Forces Disapproved Voting Results
Election of delegates to the General Conference at Dayton Ohio November 10 20 named ministers Dr P F E Shan non York Pa Dr F B Plummer Hagerstown Dr S B Daugherty Carlisle Pa Dr G Ernat Washington DC Dr J W Fisher Lemoyne Pa Dr M R Welty Red Lion Pa Dr D P Zuse Emigys in Pa Alt ministers Cooper Dallastown Pa Glen Baltimore Christman Chambersburg Pa Horn Shippensburg Pa Laymen Funkhouser Hagerstown Harold Lutz Baltimore Prof Mowrey Quincy Pa J W Daugherty Mechanicsburg Pa H C Kissinger York Pa Prof H B W Shenk Dallastown Pa F W Hoffger York Pa Clay Buchart York Alternates H Sponseller Shippensburg Pa J W Kiracore Rolling Springs Pa Harry Newcomer Hagerstown W N McFaul Baltimore Highlight of the three day meeting held in Centennial Memorial church Rev John H Ness Jr pastor retreat and dedication at Peter Kemp Farm near Frederick Wednesday afternoon a plaque commemorating the sesquicentennial of the denomination formed at that site was dedicated in the presence of more than 300 persons who made the pilgrimage there Wednesday evenings service featured Dr Paul E Holdcraft presiding with participants George C Daugherty Charles M Ankerbrand Rev Ness and the choir the address by Dr Raymond W Albright.
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Hagerstown
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Carlisle
G. Ernat
Washington, D. C
J. W. Fisher
Lemoyne
M. R. Welty
Red Lion, Ps
D. P. Zuse
Emigsyin Pa
E. E. Redding
York, A
P.E. Cooper
Dallastown
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Baltimore
S. F. Christman
Chambersburg
P. Ehorn
Shippensburg
E. N. Funkhouser
Harold Lutz
Mowrey
Quincy
J. W. Daugherty
Mechanicsburg
H. C. Kissinger
York Pa
BH. W. Shenk
F. W. Hoffiger
Clay Buchart
H. FE. Sponseller
J. W. Kiracore
Rolling Springs
Harry Newcomer
W. N. McFaul
Centennial Memorial Church
John H. Ness Jr
Peter Kemp
Frederick
Paul E. Holdcraft
George C. Daugherty
Charles M. Ankerbrand
Mr. Ness
Fall Flower Show in Baltimore This Tuesday and Wednesday
The Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland host the annual Fall Flower Show at the Baltimore Museum of Art on Tuesday October 10 from 2 to 6 PM and 8 to 11 PM and Wednesday October 11 from 11 AM to 6 PM. Exhibits feature dahlias chrysanthemums roses gladioli celosia asters and marigolds with new junior club exhibits and a third display. Mrs. Charles Peace chairs the event with T Stuart Haller from Frederick on the classification committee.
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Baltimore Museum of Art
Charles Peace
T. Stuart Haller
Garden Club of
Frederick
Ag Leaders And Backers At Dinner In Maryland
Officials from the State Vocational Agriculture Department University of Maryland and the Sears Roebuck Foundation met county officials and vo ag teachers Wednesday night after dinner at the Francis Scott Key Post. Attendees included Harry McDonald Milo S Downey W Sherard Wilson Al Jones FR B Miller Bradley Jones Raymond Muctler Ralph Shank Willian Baker and George Co Remsberg among others. More than 250 attended the first Moxley reunion at Clagettsville Sunday with Alvin A Moxley elected president and a program featuring Rev William Wright and a Browningsville Band concluding with a basket lunch and a Montgomery County Male Quartet performance.
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University of Maryland
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Vo Ag
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American Legion
Henry R. Shoemaker
Harry McDonald
Milo, S. Downey
Maryland
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Downey
al Jones
Philadelphia
FR. B. Miller
Foundation
Bradley Jones
Frederick County
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Washington County
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Hagerstown
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Harvey Price
Frederick High School
Louis Adait
Middletown
Willian Baker
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
George Co. Remsberg
Walkersville
William Wright
Cumberland
Browningsville
Montgomery County
Ann Hurley
Malcolm Moxley
Mt. Airy
Truman Proclaims Columbus Day Observance
President Truman issued a proclamation designating Thursday, Oct. 12, as Columbus Day to perpetuate the memory of the explorer and his feat. He noted it was 458 years since Columbus discovered the New World and urged free investigation and unhampered exploration as essential to building a better world.
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Washington
Truman
Candidates Meet For Local Office Campaign Plans
Democratic candidates for local offices met Wednesday evening in the Blue and Grey Room at the Francis Scott Key hotel to discuss preliminary campaign plans. Details will be announced soon. Robert Wiles of Frederick, a seaman in the U S Navy, serves on the oiler USS Allagash supplying fuel oil to ships in the Fertile Crescent.
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Francis Scott Key
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Robert Wiles
Seaman
USN
West South Street
Frederick
Allagash
Fertile Crescent
Vienna Strike Flop Shuts Down Communist Putsch Plan
Vienna reports that a Communist general strike failed to gain traction as tens of thousands of Austrian workers and police clashed with Communists at factories and rail hubs. Western intelligence said Cominform agents ordered a toned down movement and scrapped putsch plans modeled on 1948 Czechoslovakia. Early estimates pegged turnout at 5,000 for a Vienna city hall gathering, with many dispersing quickly.
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Vienna
Austria
Patsch
Europe
U. S
Reds seize key post office in Wiener Neustadt clash
In Wiener Neustadt the pattern emerged as 1,000 Reds routed 150 policemen and captured the main post office and telephone exchange. The town remained under Communist control that night amid ongoing violence and upheaval.
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Wiener Neustadt
Soviet run plants face limited walkouts in postwar strike
Communist and socialist workers armed with rifles for the first time since 1938 alerted police as a strike began in Soviet run factories taken over from German property. Only certain Russian operated plants saw workers walk out while most Western occupied zones kept industry and rail traffic moving despite tensions.
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