France Seeks Additional Aid for European Army Plan
Informed sources say France must raise 200 million francs to close a funding gap amid rising costs. Inflation reportedly erodes the European army’s strength, with four divisions worth of impact. Officials cite progress in distributing about 450 million dollars for Western Europe bases and lines. NATO approval is seen as easing U S congressional hurdles for a 7.9 billion foreign aid package.
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Europe
United States
Council
NATO
Truman
Congress
Italy
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
Underwater blasts not harmful to most fish
Washington reports U S Fish and Wildlife Service and Maryland Wildlife Commission say underwater explosives show little effect on fish. Tests in Chesapeake Bay and Navy blasts indicate mortality stays limited. trout and striped bass suffer within two feet of a 30 pound charge with greater effects up to 300 feet for three detonations.
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Washington
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Bervice
Maryland State Widewater Fisheries Commission
Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland Commission
MacArthur Denies Support For Eisenhower And Personal Hatred Of Truman
Gen. Douglas MacArthur said he does not support Dwight D. Eisenhower for political office and has no personal hatred for President Truman. He clarified that headlines misrepresent his stance and that he has warm feelings for Eisenhower but no known political beliefs. The remarks followed Newsweek coverage ofTaft, Stassen, and Eisenhower in the GOP race amid ongoing party campaigning.
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Associated Press
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Truman
Newsweek Magazine
MacArthur
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Harold B. Staffen
Eisenhower
New York Daily News
Hit
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Congress
Sen. Lodge R-Mass
Lodge
Beverly
Mass
Toes
Sen
Hendrickson
Taft
Senate
DuMont
Tex McCrary
McCrary
United States
Stassen
Republican Club
New York City
Atty
Gen. McGrath
Sen. Estes Kefanver
Tennessee
Warren
County Agent Probes Historic 1850-Pound Hog Record
County Agent Mark Miller, aided by Dr. O K Hoffman, recalls a 1922 giant Poland China hog raised by W T Knepper in the county. The butchered animal weighed 1850 pounds, reputedly the world’s largest. researchers wonder if the record still stands. The event drew interest from Annapolis and the state agriculture department. Milton Moore was county agent when the record stood.
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Mark Miller
Hagerstown
O. K. Hoffman
Miller
Annapolis
Hoffman
W. T. Knepper
Baltimore and Obig Rath Raaid
Agriculture Department
Milton Moore
Jury Disagrees In Burglary Case
A Cumberland Circuit Court jury could not reach a verdict in an attempted burglary charge against Harry Mullen Smith Jr and Mason George who allegedly broke into Hahnes liquor store in Hancock on December 1. Defense argued no one saw the act and there was no entry. State's Attorney Hollyday said police acted quickly. Edmun ds testified to seeing three men near the store and identifying the accused. The jury, largely women, deliberated four hours before being dismissed by Judge Joseph K Mish. The disposition decision remains pending.
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Jenna Hallyday
Cumberland
Harry Mullen Smith, Jr
Mason George
Hahne
Hancock
Lloyd Kuhn
Wollyday
Floyd W. Edmunds
Smlah
George
Edmunds
Richard Garvey
Howard Murfin
Smith
Joseph K. Mish
Hollyday
Red Battalion Beaten Off Near Pyongyang and Chinnampo
Allied forces repelled Red battalions along the Yellow Sea corridor between Pyongyang and Chinnampo. Eight inch guns destroyed 12 buildings and ignited two explosions in Red supply dumps. The battleship Wisconsin fired 16 inch guns along the eastern flank of the Ibaran line.
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Yellow Sea
Pyongyang
Chinnampo
Wisconsin
Color Transfer Motifs For Fabrics From The Daily Mall
Advert shows color transfer motifs for linens aprons blouses shirts and dresses. Promotes six motif set 14x2 inches plus 4xL8 inch option and asks twenty five cents for pattern send to The Daily Mall Household Arts Dept New York. Also references Alice Brooks craft book for twenty cents with numerous patterns.
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Ywenuy
Wingers
Mil
Ousehold Arta
Uhalaea
New York
Adivess
Alice
New Dene
Obituaries Continued From Page 18
Obituary notices list Lena Rondermel and Ruth Cuddy of Hagerstown and others with 13 grandchildren. funeral at First Baptist Church Sunday 2:30 p.m. Rev. Paul B. Watlington officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Viewing at 315 Suter Avenue until 1 p.m. Sunday. Michael Mansella, widow of Charles S. Michael, died Wednesday night at sister Sarah Beard’s home in Hagerstown, aged 71. Surviving sisters and a brother. service Sunday 2 p.m. at Braise Funeral Home. interment Spohrs Crossroads Cemetery. E. Blaine Grossnickle died Thursday at home on South Cannon Avenue Ext. Aged 67. Survived by children, sister, and brothers. Rite Funeral Home Myersville will host calling hours until Saturday noon, then Kraiss Funeral Home. Funeral Monday 2:30 p.m. with Rev. L Boyd Hamm officiating. interment Rest Haven Cemetery.
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Lena Rondermel
Hagerstown
Ruth Cuddy
Mauganaville
Mamie Shants
First Baptist Church
Paul B. Watlington
Rose Hill Cemetery
Suter Avenus
Manzella Michael Mansella Michael
Charles S. Michael
Sarah Beard
South Locust Street
Frederick County
James R
Laura V. (Smith) Ricketts
St. Natthew's Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ladies Bible
Sarah J. Beard
Bessie Gold
Roy L. Ricketts
HaiRerstown
Braise
Lester EB. Teter
Spohrs Crossroads
Berkeley Springs
E. Blaine Grossnickle
Blaine Grossnickle
Cannon Avenue
California
Elterton
Caleb H
Charlotte Kinna Grossnickte
Wolfsville
Pennsylvania
Grogsnickle
Smithsburg
First Hose Fire Company
Roessner H
James B
Ross
Mary G. St. Clair
Mabel Bowersox
Pikesville
Madeline Smyre
San Bernardino
Cal
Donna St. Martin
Mary Grossnickle
Grace Grossnickle
Rite Funeral Home
Myersville
Kraiss
Stassen Calls for Probe of McGrath Wealth
Harold Stassen, seeking GOP nomination, urged a congressional inquiry into alleged confidential reports that Attorney General J Howard McGrath became a millionaire during 12 years in office. McGrath’s office replied no comment and thanked Stassen for the compliment.
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New York
Harold Ki
Stassen
J. Howard McGrath
Justice Department
McGrath
England Earthquake Spooks Matlock Villagers
Tremors centered near Wingter cause chaos as miners flee the streets. No injuries reported though masonry fell in places and many residents feared collapse. Nearby lead mines, some dating to Roman times, underline the area’s long quarrying history.
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Matlock
Eng
Med
Wingter
Fight over teachers' pay heats up in Maryland Assembly
Maryland Senate weighs two bills to raise pay for college degreed teachers costing about 7 million dollars with potential 600 dollar annual gains. Finance Committee backed both measures boosting minimum to 2 320 and raising annual stepups from 106 to 150 dollars for 12 years, amid tax and budget debates with Governor McKeldin. D K Green honored for top sales achievements at Hoffman Chevrolet in Baltimore.
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Huell
Annapolis
Maryland+General Assembly
Senate
McKelding
Tate
Wight
Len Fletcher
R.prince Georges
Sen. McNabb
Harford County
So-Valley
Motor Vehicles Department
Uhle
Maryland
Phoebun
Somerset
D. K. Green
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East
Washington Street
Baltimore
Green
Sone
Parte
Accensorisa
Pitt
Circles Interference Baffles Viewers Across One Channel
Officials report interference causing circular screen patterns on one TV channel at a time. The issue shifts with channel changes and ends when the program ends. Municipal Electric Light Plant urges owners to methodically locate and repair faulty sets while recalling a prior case of a government transmitter disrupting reception in Harperstown.
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Municipal Electric Light Plant
Washington
Quiet Tennessee town after bank shootout and manhunt
A bank employee was wounded during a dramatic robbery in progress as gunfire erupted inside and outside the vault. Bonds and a crowd exchanged fire before the gunman Bondurant was wounded and later captured after fleeing in a vehicle driven by Clyde Henson, a Mississippi farmer who intervened.
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Ife
Kith Madden
W. D. Sasser
Dr. Simpson
Parkers
Hills
Bondurant
Sasser
Madden
Simpson
Hardendhes
Clyde Henson
al An Ale
Henson
81 Year Old Man Charged in Wife Death
Charles Tittleton, 81, a railroad farmer, was booked on homicide charges after his 69 year old wife was found dead on a back porch in Saliabary Maryland. Medical examiner cited brain injuries and a fractured skull with deep head gashes. Pollitt described the death as the most truthful murder ever.
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Saliabary
Joase M. Pollitt
Charles Tittleton
Pollitt
March and Wyman Voted Best of Year by HFCA
Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association names Frederic March and Jane Wyman best actor and actress of 1951. March cited for Death of a Salesman and Wyman for A Place in the Sun. Also notes The Best Hollywood produced drama, and a Navy plane first reaching Azores in 1949.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association
Frederic
March
Jane Wyman
Misa Wyman
American Army aids March of Dimes drive in Korea
Seoul February 22 reports American soldiers in Korea are contributing 277,480 to the March of Dimes to combat infantile paralysis as the 8th Army supports the nationwide drive.
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Seoul
Korea
Tribune Clashes With Truman Over Gettysburg Remark
Chicago Tribune criticizes President Truman over his reference to Lincoln and Gettysburg remarks. The exchange centers on a Tribune report from November 20, 1863, about Lincoln’s dedication ceremony and Van Buren’s address, highlighting historical interpretation.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Truman
Brankfast
Abraham Lincoln
New York
I Riune
Chicago ‘Tribune
Vancom
Roamarka of Provident Tdncoln
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Azores
Newfoundland
H. 1. Mills
Baltimore Street
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Summit Ave
Hagerstown, Md
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Potomac
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