Administration To Seek Speed Up Of Rearming West
The Truman administration aims to accelerate western rearmament to deter Soviet aggression in Europe. Secretary Acheson will press Congress for emergency $4 billion in foreign arms and funding for Europe the Middle East and the Far East while Acheson's deputy plans talks in London with NATO members to broaden defense programs. John Sherman Cooper urged all out rearmament, warning the Soviet Union could overrun Europe, and called for a unified European defense plan a military command and renewed US British participation.
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Amvets Elect Cumberland Commander in Md Convention
Wiltur Robertson of Middletown was elected commander of the Maryland Department of Amvets at the fifth annual convention in Cumberland during the concluding session today.
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Steven Oris obituary and arrest report in county records
Steven Oris, Slayer of State Trooper, Dead in Washington County Hospital after arrest found remorseful and seeking treatment. Oris, Hungarian immigrant, lived in county five years from Frederic County. Interment planned. service at Mary Catholic Church. Also a separate Williamsport incident: 35 year old Tay Wane arrested for vagrancy drunken and disorderly conduct and indecent exposure.
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Violent Storm Misses Hancock
A violent storm disrupted Hancock area during the weekend causing power outages and transport delays. Crews cleared lines, and utilities reported hundreds of phones out of service with repairs underway. Roads near Bridgeport faced flooding and snowplow work to remove debris and water from highways.
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Britain Backs New Aid Plan to Fight Communism
London's Labor Party urged a new plan for military aid to Vietnam to counter communism with greater effort. Britain and other Western nations would continue to support the United States in the struggle.
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Busy Line Keeps Betsy Idle In Life's That Way
A brief fragment notes Betsy idle on a busy line as life’s routines intrude. The line’s constant chatter interrupts her plans, highlighting small daily friction in a one-scene vignette.
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Secret Grand Jury Bluntly Attacks Reds in Russian Zone
Berlin reports a secret grand jury called the Union of Free Jurists of Western Germany operates against communism in the Soviet zone. It indicts judges and lawyers for crimes against humanity and vows to expose Soviet legal abuses while claiming to defend postwar German legal rights.
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U S Leaders Weigh Russia Moves If North Korea Fails
Washington reports officials consider Moscow delaying direct entry into a widening Korea conflict. They cite Russia's military buildup, potential stockpiling of atomic bombs, and a global war risk as Moscow weighs timing against broader Soviet gains and propaganda aims.
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Reds Still Advancing. Korean War Fronts Battle Updates
Soviet and American forces clash as two Red divisions push toward Taegu from Kumhwa with air and artillery support. South Korean units backed by U.S. troops halt the drive near Pohang and Masan while MacArthur notes ground gains and continued tank use limited. Frontlines remain volatile along the eastern coast and Nakdong river area with multiple bridgeheads contested.
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Taezue
Guilford Ave Man Wins $4 Cash Prize
A Daily Mail notice lists cash prizes for readers with several tips and notes a Boonsboro driver fatal accident report and a stolen car recovery by State Police. Winners are asked to claim prizes at the business office with their names.
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