Mendes France and London conference alter Europe’s fate
James Marlow notes Pierre Mendes France played a bold diplomatic game at the London conference over rearmament of Germany. He pressed Britain to keep troops in Europe as a hedge against Russia, while the French Assembly rejected a single European army. Eden promised permanence of British troops on the Continent.
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James Marlow
Washington
Pierre Mendes-France
London
West Germany
Mendes-France
France
Mendes- France
Russia
Germany
United States
Britain
Europe
Assembly
Eden
Lovettsville News Briefs Include Appointments and Births
George E Wire appointed to Loudoun Selective Service Board replacing Leon Walcot. Lovettsville families welcome twins Dean Thomas and Claudia Dare, Pamela Ann born October 2 to the Everharts and Foxes. Rosanna Jacobs born September 7, under four pounds in Loudoun Hospital. Ray and Johnny Wenner, air force members, visit and relocate. Numerous local visits and illnesses noted, including Mrs Selby Brown and Mrs Ernie Williams. Snow remarks end column.
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Lovettsville
George E. Wire
Loudoun
Ray Wenner
Air Force
Massachusetts
Brice Wenner
Johnny Lindsay
AirForce
San Antonio
Texas
W. F. Lindsay
Marianna
Florida
Sue Brown
Louise Widdows
Washington
Tommy Potterfield
Alexandria
H. S
Potterfield
Robert Wire
Silver Spring
Lamar Wire
Johnson
Henry Yakey
G. H. Wirts
Ernie Williams
Arlington
Selby Brown
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Robert Glynnester
Audrey Duchesneau
Lester Schutte
William Reynolds
Frederick
L. P. Hickman
Elmer Gray
Thomas Hancock
George Graham
Two Sentenced For Robbing A Baltimore Taxi Driver
In Baltimore on October 6 a 20 year old Hagerstown youth and a 24 year old Baltimore companion were jailed for robbing a taxi driver. John F. Gensler of Baltimore received seven years in the House of Correction and Harrys L. Peck 20 of Hagerstown five years in the State Reformatory. Assistant State's Atty. James W. Murphy said the men, after agreeing to pay $20 to be driven from Hagerstown to Baltimore, robbed Arthur E. Nyre Sr., taking his wristwatch and $10.50 while brandishing a blackjack bought in Hagerstown. The victims were driven to U. S. 40, with discussion of killing Nyre.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
S. Ralph Warnken
John F. Gensler
House of Correction
Harrys L. Peck
James W. Murphy
Arthur E. Nyre
Murphy
Nyre
U. S. 40
Pilgrimage visits in Emmitsburg and Thurmont scene
Catholic Daughters of America led by Father Richard toured Emmitsburg visiting Mother Seton’s home and grave, Mt. St. Mary’s College, and attended Vespers. Mitchell undertook Marian year pilgrimage to Thurmont and Emmitsburg and noted a 14 degree Fahrenheit temperature near Our Lady of Mount Carr.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Father Richard
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity
America
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mitchell
Thurmont
Emmitt
Our Lady of Mt. Carr
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