Port Arthur Treaties Tie Russia to Red China
Moscow and Peiping announced a joint use of Port Arthur with Russia pulling its troops by next June and granting a long term loan of 520 million rubles. The communique also outlined 25 new enterprises and a railway project to Alma Ata and Ulan Bator. A Korea conference was urged, and Red China sought UN seat as Moscow cited peaceful coexistence. Washington reported on the world’s first professional society of atomic technicians forming in the United States to promote peacetime nuclear information and international cooperation under ANS.
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London
Russia
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Red China
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Peiping
Japan
North
South Korea
Mongolian People’s Republic
Outer Mongolia
China
United Nations
United States
Feiping
San Francisco
Washington
of Atomic Technicians
American Nuclear Society
ANS
US Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L Strauss
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ns
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
National Academy of Sciences
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Tryouts Tonight For Harvey Casting At Winchester Hall
Community Players Inc invites all ages to attend 1:30 PM tryouts for casting the whimsical comedy Harvey. The group handles membership, play selection, and both onstage and behind the scenes work as it opens its 34-55 season November 17 to 20 with rehearsals twice weekly. Virginia Dare note included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Players
Community Players Inc
Winchester Hall
Harvey
Jackson Eulogized By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court eulogized Justice Robert H. Jackson as an able lawyer statesman and jurist whose death leaves a great void. The bench and Chief Justice Warren paid solemn tribute, mourning his sudden passing and praising his wise counsel and genial companionship.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Warren
LaVale Man Wounded In Hunting Squirrels
Hagerstown October report: LaVale barber Carl A. Stotlemyer was shot while hunting on Dick's Ridge in Allegany County. Wounded after a squirrel ran up a tree, he was treated at Washington County Hospital in critical condition. shooter Haskell W. Orndoff of Funkstown led police to the scene and was questioned.
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Hagerstown
Carl A. Stotlemyer
LaVale Barber
Dick's Ridge
Cumberland
Allegany County
William F. Baker
Cumberland Barracks
Haskell W. Orndoff
Funkstown
Little Orleans
Orndoff
Stotlemyer
Marvin W. Smith
Hunter
Washington County Hospital
Hints Of Yalu Like Sanctuary For Red Chinese Build Up
Formosa reports suggest Red China may prepare a large amphibious assault on Quemoy. U S policy in Amoy and air force limits are blamed for delaying intelligence and restricting air strikes. Radar picks up unidentified planes, but blackout remains tight and Formosa shows no mass panic.
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Formosa
Edward R. Kennedy
NEA
Taipeh
NEAS
Yalu
U. S. State Department
Amoy
Quemoy Island
Chiang Kai-shek
State Department
U. S. Air Force
Mao Tse Tung
Taipei
Quemoy
Chiang
Korea
Syngmas Rhee
Red China
China
Red Air Force
Mainlard
Myersville Couple Hurt In Accident
Mr and Mrs Albert D Flock Sr of Myersville were injured when their 1954 Chrysler struck the rear of a truck on U S 40 atop Braddock Mountain about 730 pm Monday They were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by MSP ambulance Dr D W Bowser The wife had facial lacerations and possible collarbone fracture He was treated for shock scalp lacerations and knee abrasion Discharged Investigating trooper James W Hardy said Flook drove into the rear of a truck driven by Hiram W Kipe Jr for J Russell Hahn of New Market The truck sustained no damage and the Flook car damage was about 1200 The trooper absolved the truck driver
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Albert D. Flock Sr
Myersville
Braddock Mountain
Frederick Memorial Hospital
MSP
D. W. Bowser
Flock
James W. Hardy
Flook
Hiram W. Kipe Jr
J. Russell Hahn
New Market
Hard
National gas industry shows Cinderella growth in 27 million mark
The nation's natural gas industry, on a continuing rise, reports a 27 million growth milestone as of October 11 in Atlantic City. Industry officials note sustained demand and expanding distribution, with major suppliers signaling further investment and rate considerations remain under review by regulators.
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Atlantic City
N. J
AGA President Tout Shows Gas Sales Rise At Convention
Earl H. Backer, president of the American Gas Association, announced at the annual convention that gas sales by utilities and pipelines have reached a new peak and are expected to rise 315 percent over 1953 totals by year end 1957. He cited strong asset growth and notable accomplishments as support.
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Earl H. Backer
Backer
Wheat Farmers Win In Court Over Inspector Access
A federal judge in Baltimore refused an injunction against nine Carroll County wheat farmers who barred agricultural inspectors from their land. Judge Roszel Thomson rejected claims of forced trespass and noted Emerson quotes as he emphasized limits of the Agricultural Adjustment Act while allowing continued dispute over inspector access.
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Baltimore
Carroll County
Wilson K. Barnes
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Roszel Thomson
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Barnes
Thomson
Concord
Congress
Akers Named Member Of K. P. Committee
Edward M Akers appointed to three-man committee of the All-American Conference to oppose communism. Pierce, located in Atlanta, chairs the committee with Clarence D Wiley of Minden Louisiana and Akers employed by Maryland Comptroller's office. Conference includes over fifty national organizations across fraternal religious and professional groups. Louis Pierce notes anti communist recommendations issued without bias. The item also mentions a wedding in Hollywood with Edward Akers and Rochelle Barenfeld. details include a 1930s- era social note.
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Pierce
Clarence D. Wiley
Minden
Akers
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Comptroller’s Office
Maryland
William H. Pierce
Atlanta
Hollywood
Edward
M. Akers
Supreme Rebells
Knights of Pythias
Cocoanut Grave
Rochelle
Robert Gluckstein
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