Atomic veto tussle at UN hits Western unity
In a heated UN debate the Western big three aim to block Vishinsky’s call for an assembly stance against atomic bombs while pressing for a binding enforcement system. Russia pledges to heed moral condemnation, with Western powers seeking concrete terms and U.N. inspections as talks resume after a strategy meeting.
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Vishinsky
Risalan
Russia
Assembly
U.N
Gross
Selwyn Lloyd
Bloom Will Ask Funds For State Hospital Here
The article notes a push by the State Association of County Commissioners to include funds in the 1952 budget for a chronic disease hospital in Washington County. Washington County offers Bellevue and the county home site for the hospital, with patients from Ritchie Hospital moved to the Eastern Shore facility.
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Bloom
Department of the Militia
Washington County
State Association of County Commissioners
Bellevue
Ritchle Hospital
State Hospital
Nine Shares In Tip Prizes Again Prompt Readers to Claim Winnings
A Daily Mail notice lists readers reporting odd occurrences in their neighborhoods from North Mulberry Street to Salem Avenue, including birds deterred from feeding and flowers surfacing. It mentions a caterpillar sighting near Sharpsburg and derailment reports near Englewood Road. Tips are sought daily 7:30 am to 2 pm, and last week's winners must claim their cash prizes. Four motor planes were first used in war by Russians in World War I.
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North Mulberry Street
Salem Avenue
Sharpsburg
Englewood Road
New Rules Allow Longer Deferments for Students
General Hershey explains 1951 amendments to the Selective Service Act. Full time students ordered for induction may be deferred until the end of the academic year, with only one deferment allowed. Students should notify their local boards via Dean or Registrar that they are in full time study and that attendance began before the induction order. Deferment decisions remain discretionary for local boards and appeals exist to state and national boards.
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General Hershey
Hershey
State Appeal Board
General Ifershey
National Selective Service Appeal Board
National Board
Hernhey
General
Army
Navy
Air Force
Department of Defense
Reds Press U N Planes Allege Chinese City Violations
In Munsan Korea Allied negotiators shifted to a demand of restrictions on airfield work after failing to secure an oral Communist stance. The Reds charged U N planes over Mukden and Wushien but gave no attack details. A Panmunjom spokesman dismissed the charges as irrelevant to talks. The session followed talks on prisoner rehabilitation. Mackinac Island hosts John Jacob Astor’s turf enterprise.
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Munsan
Korea
Gube
U. N
Reds
Mukden
Wushien
U.N
Panmun‘om
R. FB. Libby
U.N. Roth
Lt A.m
Vacumatic Carburetor Adverts Wisconsin Inventor
Wisconsin inventors tout a Vacumatic Carburetor that allegedly trims fuel use by automatic supercharge action. The ad claims easy installation in minutes and universal fit for cars, trucks, and tractors, promising gasoline savings. It invites readers to write for free particulars or mail a penny post card with name and address.
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St. Wauwatora
Wis
Hill
Ady
Tailored Topper and Patterns Offer Wardrobe Blues
A fragmented ad note describes a tailored topper with patched collar and cuffs offered in multiple sizes by Pattern Rureae. It promotes ready to fit patterns from Kent Island Md and New York, with emphasis on mail orders and special handling, plus a winter fashion pattern collection.
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Berek
Paterstown
Payly Mall
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Mar
Kenty
Obituaries continue with multiple local deaths and services
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral details. Leon Charles Vaughn Sr dies at 59, buried Rose Hill Cemetery after service led by Rev Kenneth Gearhart. veterans and relatives named. Alvert Leatherman dies, services at Rest Haven Chapel with Rest Haven interment. member of Church of the Brethren and Red Men. Charles Stratey of Kemys Mill to be buried Riverview Cemetery after Leaf Funeral Home service, Red Men's Lodge member. Burial details and pallbearers noted.
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Suter
Kenneth NM. Gearhart
Rose Hill Cemetery
Alvert Leatherman
Rest Haven Chapel
Ray
Gerald Kauffman
Rest Haven
Bel
The
Pony Express, Inc
Leatherman
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Logan Tribe of Red Men
Boonsboro
Charles Stratey
Kemys Mill
Leaf Funeral Home
Williamsport
Charles Meade
Riverview Cemetery
Straley
Red Men's Lodge
Deluxe Army Quarters At Cascade Ruled Out By Pentagon Officials
Pentagon officials announced on July 26 1950 that a supplement communications installation would be built near Camp Ritchie Maryland but the glamorous Second Pentagon plan was cut back to a underground duplicate center. In November 6 the defense announced that Fort Ritchie will not construct certain facilities as previously scheduled, affecting ongoing work without suspending some construction.
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Deluxe Army Quarters
Cascade
Pentagon
Start
Maryland National Guard
Camp Richie
Peyer
S. A. Healy Construction Company
John McShain
Congress
Tno
Fort Ritchie
Body Of French Orphan Who Died Fighting For U S To Be Returned
Houston January 14 A French orphan who died in Korea while serving in the U S Army will be buried in France. Alexander Stewart 22 an adopted immigrant who twice stowed away to reach the United States fought with the 133rd Regiment of the 34th Infantry for five years in North Africa Sicily and the Azores He later enlisted and was killed December 28 His foster mother Mrs A Axelrod says she will bring the body home for burial after efforts by Rep Albert Thomas to obtain legal status for him and allow his service to be honored.
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Houston
Korea
U. S
United States
France
Alexander Stewart
Japan
America
Congress
A. Axlerod
Alsace
North Africa
133Rd Regiment
34Th Infantry
Sicily
Anza
Alex
1338Rd
Yeon UN
Galveston
Texas
U.S
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Thomas
Mra
Axelrod
Rep
Rep. Thomas
Axilerod
Douglas Not A Candidate Douglas Not A Candidate
New York Jan 14 Justice Williams Douglas says he informed President Truman he will not be a candidate for President or Vice President in 1952 Novelay had suggested he might be a Democratic candidate but now states his decision is permanent not limited to this year He had written Truman in a summer letter confirming his position Douglas name had been considered as a running mate or potential nominee in prior years but he remains out of the race continuing to be in political limelight in past decades
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New York
Supreme Court
Williams
Douglas
Truman
Novelay
Roosevelt
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism
An enlarged 44.1 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who request it from The Ball Clinic in Excealsior Springs Missouri. It claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical, non medical treatment proven over 43 years. No obligation to read. may save years of misery.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excealsior Springs
Missouri
Possible Running Mate Declined by Dows
A candidate considered a possible running mate for a ticket saw Dows decline to run, leaving the field open for other choices. The report notes the decision came amid speculation and timing concerns for the campaign.
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Dowsfas
Police To Visit Inflammable Sweater Manufacturer
New York officials plan to visit a New York plant that supplied material to two sweater makers amid a national scare over inflammable sweaters that can burn to ashes in under a minute. Fire officials say the material, called drugh rayon, has prompted reports of sweaters igniting in real life.
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New York
Varioua
New York City
Martin Scott
Empire State Mills
Cleveland
Scott
Lydia Pinkham's Relief for Menstrual Pain Promoted
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as providing relief in about three of four cases of menstrual discomfort. It claims modern action with improved formulas and iron, promising help before and during menses and benefits for midlife changes.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E.inkham
Pinkham
Safest Driver To Be Selected In Washington County
The Maryland Motor Trucking Association runs a yearlong safety contest to promote highway safety in Hagerstown and Washington County. Voters pick the safest commercial bus drivers including buses, taxis, and trucks. posters urge attendance at a safety rally at Hagerstown High School. Defense bonds and prizes awarded. Data notes 1951 crashes: one dead, 183 injured in 677 accidents. Also mentions Niagara Falls first crossing by Blondon and Gulf of California location.
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Blue Ridge
Potomac Motor Lines
Washington County
Maryland Motor Trucking Association
Hagerstown High School
Herman L. Milks
Campalens
Haserstown
Shigerstown
Tax Collectors Face Conference on Planned Reorganization
Washington January 14 Internal revenue collectors from across the nation met to discuss President Truman’s plan to abolish their posts and replace the 64 collectors with 25 district revenue commissioners. The move, tied to bureau scandals, would shift field duties under a centralized district system and trigger automatic effect within 60 days unless Congress votes it down.
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Washington
Hera
Truman
John B. Puniap
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ravenna
House
Stock Market Closes Quiet After Fast Start
New York January 14 Prices advanced with most gains fractions and a few substantial advances visible after an initially brisk opening. The market quieted as trading continued.
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New York
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