Marshall discusses Berlin unrest and Soviet blockade impact
In a news conference Secretary Marshall cites Berlin outbreaks and kidnappings as Communist patterns aimed at unsettling government and pressuring for a Soviet bloc deal. He notes no disruption of the Paris talks and says U.S. aid to Western Europe remains under consideration while Israel recognition moves forward.
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U S. Stands Firm In Berlin Amid Clashes
Secretary of State Marshall proclaimed firm resistance to Communist disturbances in Berlin. He hinted at Soviet agents’ involvement and said only general measures would be used, withholding specifics on potential military steps and the aim to disrupt the four power talks. The remarks followed talks with Milan officials.
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Nationalization of American Property in Romania Reported
Marshal said the Big Four conferences in Berlin are moving ahead while the nationalization of American owned property in Romania remains a live issue shaping discussions.
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Blond Bullfrogs Added To Collection
Washington reports the Fish and Wildlife Service added two rare pink eyed yellow bodied blond bullfrogs to its marine collection. The tadpoles aged 13 months were gifted by Freda Tresselt, a breeder from Thurmonmt Maryland.
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Trooper Wounded in Bar racks Gun Cleaning Accident
State Trooper James H. Rouzee Jr., 26, is recovering from a bullet wound to the left thigh at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a gun cleaning accident at Bar racks B. Lieutenant L Weber reports that Trooper W A Mutchner and two others were cleaning revolvers when Mutchner’s weapon discharged during holster replacement.
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Tax lien recorded against Walter Bush Jr for 43.20
A federal tax lien was filed Wednesday in Sjamsville in the Clerk of the Circuit Court against Walter Bush Jr for 43.20. Also described as a complete accident, Rouzee was taken to hospital after an incident involving Nechy and two metal lockers. Cumberland is cited as Rouzee's home.
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257 REGISTER Selective Service local board members and Secretary Ruth Dixon Thomas
The 257 Frederick County board members and Ruth Dixon Thomas aimed to streamline registration on the first day, processing registrants born in 1926 with volunteer clerks. Officials expect about half the number to register in the same class today, adjusting forecasts after ten days.
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Draft work in their files sparks new industry notes
Fragments indicate drafting activity in departmental files as teams pursue revised strategies and schedules. Officials outline ongoing edits and potential timelines for updates, signaling shifts in project plans amid administrative reviews.
Butter price cut in Baltimore grocers two cents
Baltimore officials report two local chains A and P and American reduced top-grade butter price today from 85 to 83 cents a pound. The move follows a wholesale butter price reduction in New York and reflects lower costs passed to shoppers.
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