Mobilization chief Symington seeks policy with Marshall
Agts Oct 6 WW. Symington, head of a national mobilization effort, outlined draft ideas with Gen Hershey and planned a luncheon with Secretary Marshall to seek an overall agreed policy. He urged exemption for scientists and protection for police and firemen amid fears of atomic attack and civilian emergencies.
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Art Symington
Lewin B. Hershey
Labor Tobin
Truman
Symington
National Securities Resources Board
United States Conference of Mayors
Hershey
Marshall
Adventist Church Dedication at Damascus
Dedication services for the Damascus Seventh-day Adventist church will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. with Pastor Charles Soles presiding. Dan B. Ochs of Washington will preach, and Howard J. Detwiler will offer the dedication prayer. The $23,000 debt-free edifice seats 150, with hundreds of hours of free labor donated since the July 1948 groundbreaking at Etchison and Damascus Roads.
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Damascus
Etchinon
Damascus Roads
Turman Dies in Camden After World Series Visit
One of American horse racing's best known figures, Al Sabath, 57, died in his Garden State Park hotel suite. Sabath owned Alsab Farms and bred the famed racer Alsab. He had come for the World Series and the Garden State Park race meeting. death was apparently due to a coronary thrombosis.
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Turfman
Philadelphia
al Sabath
Sabath
Alsab Farms
Alsab
Garden State Park
Camden
N. J
Louis Chodoff
Water Supply Mayor Discusses Dams and Pumps
Mayor Elmer F. Munshower spoke at the Frederick Lions Club on water needs and proposed improvements at Fishing Creek dam including a five foot wall addition and another spillway. He noted no final action yet, recalled Rocky Springs as the city’s first water source, and described currents of water from Linganore Tuscarora and Fishing Creek, with Linganore capable of up to 4 million gallons daily in an emergency.
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Fishing Creek
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Rocky Springs
Tuscarora
Munshower
Frederick
Fishing Creek Dam
Linganore
Twelve Inch
East South Street
Water sources discussed by mayor at meeting
The mayor stated that West Seventh Street reservoirs have no value as water sources and suggested one could be converted into a municipal swimming pool. He noted disposal plant outflow is chemically treated before reentering the Monocacy river. The program was led by Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm with Lions Club officials and visitors in attendance. U.S flaxseed production peaked in 1948.
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West Seventh Street
Munshower
Monocacy River
Raymond E Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lion
Alvey V. Renn
Delbert Null
Braddock Heights
Walt P. Zuse
Wolf
Lion Arthur Zeigler
Red Lion
Guy Anders
Frederick
Lions
Stewart M. Dutterar
Robert M. Myerly
Albert H Kelley
R. E. Lee
Westminster Lions Club
Mine Blast Kills 36 in Silesia Czech Republic
A mine blast at the Michalka coal mine in the Silesian field near Slesska Kostrau killed 36 miners and trapped others who were later freed by rescue crews. The Prague radio and the official news agency reported the local explosion and praised miners for solidarity in rescue efforts.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Slesska Qostrau
Michalka
Silesia
Vast U S fats and oils export potential cited
Report notes about 1.5 billion pounds of fats and oils are available for export from the United States each year highlighting strong trade capacity and market opportunities for demand in overseas buyers.
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U. S
Vienna Strike Ends as Communists Yield in Austria Crisis
In Vienna on October 6 communists called off a two day strike and railway traffic resumed as protesters left Wiener Neustadt post office. Reports from the Soviet occupation zone indicated resistance to Chancellor Leopold Figl had collapsed and Red Army support loomed behind the movement.
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Vienna
Wiener Neustadt
Leopold Figh
Austria
Figl
Red Army
Communists disrupt Austria as Western powers vow action
Western diplomats view two day rioting as a threat to world peace while Communist factions seek to topple or rival the government. Britain France and the United States prepared to use force if needed, with Russia shown as a permissive authority. The strike failed to halt Austria’s mass Communist presence as Vienna was isolated by rail and roads and government buildings were seized in the provinces. Roadblocks and blocked transit spread through the Soviet zone as military trains moved unhindered.
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Britain
France
United States
Comunist
Vienna
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