Vishinsky warns West on actions at UN amid Korea clash
In a tense UN Political Committee session on Oct 16, Andrei Vishinsky accused Western powers of pressuring for quick action and machine gun diplomacy, while Percy Spender urged genuine peace measures and cautioned against Russian amendments eroding concessions. Separately, the Supreme Court signaled that municipalities may need to open public facilities to Negroes, urging Florida to reconsider its exclusion in the Miami Springs golf club case.
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Andrei Vishinsky
Rusia
Percy Speamer
U. N
Vishinaky
Assembly
U. S
Korea
38Th Parallel
Spender
Vishinsky
Russia
Supreme Court
Washington
High Tribunal
Florida
Miami Springs
Miami
Florida Supreme Court
University of Texas
Higher Taxes and Curbs Proposed by Economic Mobilizer
Washington, Oct 16 Economic Mobilizer W Stuart Symington called for higher taxes stiffer curbs on credit and longer working hours to win what he calls a fight for survival He urged pay as you go deficits and stronger credit controls to reduce purchasing power and aid civilian goods production He also proposed ramped up American production and reentry of older workers and women into the labor force as Russia's manpower advantage grows
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Washington
W. Stuart Symington
America
Federal Reserve Board
Symington
U. S. News and World Report
National Security Resources Board
Truman
Congress
Russia
Damascus Lions Charter Anniversary Tonight
The Damascus Lions Club hosts its fourth Charter Anniversary banquet at 7 o'clock tonight in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Gaithersburg Lions sponsors attend, with Kermit B. Mohn as chairman and a committee including J Cleveland Hyatt, Howard Norton, and Emerson P. Slocum. Ronald C. MacNab is publicity chairman and William W. Miles is club president. Invoca.
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Damascus Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Gaithersburg Lions
Damascus Group
Kermit B. Mohn
J. Cleveland Hyatt
Howard Norton
Emerson P. Slocum
Ronald C. MacNab
Willliam W. Miles
Hay Baler Fire Dims at Route 15 Farm Near Frederick
Fire crews battled a hay baler blaze at a Kent farm near the Route 15 overpass south of Frederick Monday around 4:00 p m. Flames were contained quickly with chemicals, and firemen described damage as very slight.
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Independents County
Kent Farm
Route 15
Frederick
Fined $150 As Drunken Driver
Earl Winters Bachtell of near Smithaburg was convicted of operating a vehicle under intoxicants and fined 150 dollars plus costs by Magistrate Edward J. Smith after a police chase that began on West South street and ended near West College Terrace. Officer testimony supported the conviction. Bachtell paid the fine while two other arrests by Officer Twentey resulted in collateral forfeitures.
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Earl Winters Bachtell
Smithaburg
Edward J. Smith
Bachtell
Alton Twentey
Dan Swomley
West South Street
West Patrick
West College Terrace
Twentey
Cloyd Allen Ruby
This City
Wallace Lee Comegys
Hyattstown
Mary E. Patterson
Local court records show fines and liens list detail
Lindsay Pettersen of West All Saints street was held open to fulfill a promise to pay and settle arrears. Robert Monroe of Ice street, colored, paid 24 dollars and costs for assault and battery charges by Neema Crumble. Seven cases for drunkenness or peace disturbance forfeited collaterals listing Ridgely King 10.80, Lawrence H. Biggus 3.30, John Hughes 5.80, Ernest W. Dixon 5.80, Gene Ridgely 5.60, Harry Sears 3.30, Carl Mentzer 3.30. Robert Sheckles was acquitted of a parking violation.
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Lindsay Pettersen
West All Saints Street
Robert Monroe
Ice Street
Neema M. Crumble
West South Street
Ridgely King
Lawrence H. Biggus
John Hughes
Ernest W. Dixon
Gene Ridgely
Harry Sears
Carl Mentzer
Robert Sheckles
No bargain in used cars at Glendale sale
Glendale dealer Ralph T. Hogan buys a used car for five dollars and learns the purchase may not be as good as hoped, as a local warning about questionable bargains unfolds in Oct. 16 reporting from Glendale California.
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Glendale
Calif
Ralph T. Hogan
Car with no brakes crashes into home during tow
A 1935 car towed by a friend ran downhill when the tow rope broke. The car hit a wall, injuring Hogan with cuts and bruises. The homeowner, Howard P. Courtney, estimated $1,000 in damage to his house. A barn owl nearby captured nine mice in quick succession.
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Hogan
Howard P. Courtney
Courtney
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