Malik backs high level talks with U S and U S S R
The Malik delegation to the United Nations answered four questions affirmatively, including pledges against first use of atomic weapons, support for general disarmament under UN inspection, and a meeting between top U S and Soviet leaders to seek peace. This marks Malik indicating official support for a Truman Stalin summit, a notable shift after Stalin’s February 1949 offer to welcome a Truman visit.
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Stockholm
United States
Malik
U. N
Maryland
Park Avenue
Associated Press
United Nations
Soviet Union
Truman
Stalin
Washington
Soviet Moderation Seen in Peace Move During U N Talks
Soviet officials may pursue a measured peace push, with Vishinsky’s absence and Malik’s remarks drawing cautious comment from State Department and U N delegates. Kee called it potentially signaling Soviet leaders’ evolving view on world peace amid Korea developments and possible future action. Baltimore and Ohio reports freight car loads rising 270 to 65,273 last week, coal loadings up from 3,166 to 14,100 in the same period. A 200 pound man would weigh about 34 pounds on the moon.
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Soviet Union
Andrei
Vishinsky
Malik
Maryland
State Department
Washington
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D-Wva
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Warren R. Austin
U. N
United Nations
Stockholm
Korea
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Earth
Moon
Local Land Week Plans Completed in Frederick County
Local committees completed plans for National Land Week events October 6 14 at Extension Service offices. Highlights include forestry demonstrations October 10 a Thrasher farm tour October 11 tours of four farms and soil conservation programs by 4 H and FFA chapters. Tree planting and planter demonstrations will run 10 am to 2 pm south of Daysville near Union Chapel with directions posted.
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Fins
Extension Service
East Church Street
Thrasher Farm
Frederick County
Roy C. W. Schaffer
James Montgomery
Ray H. Smith
William Howard
Frederick Fair
Warren Smith
FFA
C. E. Covell
State Department of Forestry and Parks
Daysville Weat Union Chapel
Walkersville
Libertytown
Daysville
Woodland and farm pond tour tours Frederick county farms
Foresters and soil technicians will guide a Wednesday woodland management demonstration for about a quarter acre with notes on soil conservation and fish life in farm ponds. Four farms Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. include Remsberg, Miller, Dertzbaugh, and Crum near Middletown and New London.
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Charles H. Remsberg
Smilea
Middletown
Jefferson
R. N. Miller
Thrasher
Berkley Pearson
Frank Derizbaugh
New London
McKaig
John &£. Crum
O'Possumtown Pike
Remsberg
Crum
L. H. Crickenberger
Frederick County
Eclipse Visible Here First Total Eclipse Since 1049
Miss Leah Brown Allen of Hood College observed the total lunar eclipse from the area with students, noting Jupiter and its moons drew interest. The event unfolded on schedule with shadow entry at 9:32 pm and totality around 10:54 pm, ending by 1:02 am as the moon emerged from the copper colored shroud.
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Fartler
Leah Brown Allen
Hood College
John H. Williams Observatory
Jupiter
Miss Allen
Total lunar eclipse captivates observers nationwide
The moon entered Earth’s shadow during a total eclipse of 46 minutes as stargazers gathered in street corners and watched the unfolding phases. No organized groups formed locally, but many followed the event as it progressed, noting the sun’s rays reappearing on the moon after totality. Byron heads Beall campaign committee in Maryland.
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Byron
Washington
Rep. Beall
Joseph W. Byron
Hagerstown
Charles F. Wagaman
Arthur J. Hilland
Bethesda
Paroled Former Grand Dragon Disappears
David Curtis Stephenson once led the Indiana Ku Klux Klan and was paroled six months ago after a 25 year murder sentence. He disappeared from a Carbondale rooming house in August while his parole agent and sponsor were on vacation. A police alert was issued for the balding man, who said he would return in a week.
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Indianapolis
David Curtis Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Carbondale
Henry F. Schricker
Stephenson
Indiana State
Madge Oberholtzer
Illinois
Governor Schricker commutes life sentence of Stephenson
Schricker, at a special press conference, says Stephenson will stay in State Prison as far as his office is concerned once he returns. After life sentence commuted to time served, Stephenson moved to Tulsa to live with daughter Mrs Katherine Thompson, reports to Oklahoma parole, then transfer approved to Illinois as Governor notes he has no right to leave Illinois without permission.
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Schricker
Stephenson
Tulsa
Okla
Katherine Thompson
Oklahoma
Tinois
Ilinois
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