Largely Attended U S C O C Meeting In Frederick
An area conference on national affairs sponsored by the Frederick Chamber of Commerce drew nearly 40 business and professional reps from Central Maryland and nearby West Virginia, with 40 Charles Town attendees. The gathering urged retention of the Taft Hartley Act, opposed socialized medicine, and debated Brannan Farm Plan while urging cost cuts and a two way line to Capitol Hill to push business interests. Speakers warned of government waste and urged voter engagement, promising future talks across Maryland and adjacent areas.
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V. & Chamber of Commerce
Fredderick Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
West Virginia
Charles Town
Francis Scott Key
U. S.C. of
C. National Affairs
William J. Bird
Bird
Brannan
Edward H Cherry
Secretary of Agriculture
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Sen. McCarthy
U. S
Lawrence F. Lee
National Chamber of Commerce
Ma. Lee
Korea
Mr. Cherry
Department of Indian Affairs
United States
Washington
Cherry
Frederick
National Affairs Committee
Annapolis
Bethesda
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Rockville
Silver Spring
Taneytown
Hampstead
Thurmont
Westminster
Martinsburg
America
England
Lee
Chambers of Commerce
Capitol Hill
Charles F. Bowers
Adm
Allen G. Quynn
USN
Elmer F Munshower
Plane Lost in Lake Pontchartrain Presumed Crash
The Air Force reports a twin engine navigation training plane with four men aboard missing after a suspected crash into Lake Pontchartrain near New Orleans in heavy pre dawn fog today.
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New Orleans
Air Force
Lake Pontchartrain
American urged to name supreme commander for NATO defense
North Atlantic Pact military representatives urged immediate creation of a Supreme Commander for a combined force to defend Western Europe. An American likely chosen, with General Eisenhower and President Truman to be briefed. nucleus expected by January. The committee also proposed a broader reorganization and force contributions from all 12 alliance nations, including a separate force for Europe under the commander. A fossil fish note closes the dispatch.
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Washington
Western
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Committee of North Atlantic Defense Ministers
North Atlantic
U. S
Canada
North Atlantic Ocean
Canada-U.s
Norwegian ambassador speaks at Hood College on democracy and peace
A large Hood College audience heard Norwegian Ambassador Wilhelm Morgenstierne urge building real democracy in political, economic, and social realms. He warned against treason and urged adherence to the UN Charter and North Atlantic Treaty, stressing unity of free nations and caution about communism’s threat.
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Wilhelm Morgenstierner
Hood College
Liberal Arts College
U. N
Norway
United States
Morgenstierne
Frederick
Washington
Norway Voices Bold Zero-Sum Neutrality Stance
Norway asserts neutrality does not erase wartime reality and credits Norwegians with active resistance. Ambassador Morgenstierne argues nations must bear heavy burdens to safeguard individual rights as the Atlantic Pact signatures underline postwar unity.
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Norway
Morgenstierne
Price of Freedom Remains High Yet Rising
A concise reflection on the enduring value of liberty, noting that freedom carries a steep cost and will continue to demand sacrifice. The remark underscores the principle that no price is too great to pay for liberty.
Real Estate Auction Withdrawn After Court Halt
A public auction of Arthur Gray property on the Emmitsburg Taneytown highway was held Thursday with strong turnout. The 100 acre estate including two dwellings a bank barn and other buildings was withdrawn after the top bid reached 10 500. The narrative notes the sale was originally set for September 20 but halted by court proceedings and then withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gray
Emmitsburg- Taneytown
Chapter Night at Frederick Moose Lodge Event
The Frederick Chapter 347 Women of the Moose hosts an open meeting at Frederick Lodge 371 tonight. Moosehart Pauline Layton, chairman, presides with refreshments served. Members and friends of Frederick Lodge 371 and coworkers are invited.
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Frederick
Women of the Moose
Moosehart
Pauline Layton
Frederick Lodge 371
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