U.S. Reassesses Foreign Policy Amid China and Allies Strain
The piece outlines a broad debate in 1950s U.S. policy on Red China and the United Nations. It notes opposition in the Eisenhower administration and Congress to admitting Communist China to the UN, vs Knowland’s contrasting view. It surveys four strategic options including preventive war, fortress America, and an island strategy centered on Asia-Pacific allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dulles
Britain
China
France
Indochina
Eisenhower
Congress
U.N
United States
State Department
Knowland
Truman
Russia
West
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Americas
America
Japan
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Spain
South Korea
Europe
Yellow correction filter for outdoor portraits and skies
The medium yellow filter balances blue light and darkens blue skies to enhance clouds and subject contrast. It halts or halves exposure, works with orthochromatic or panchromatic film, and is recommended for outdoor portraits with bright skies. Hays Inc offers this and related photo gear at 28 Washington St.
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Hays Inc
Washington St
Obituaries list the enduring Luzern and Kinsey names in Maryland
A long obituary fragment lists several local figures from Hagerstown and surrounding towns. It mentions Pearl Marie Kinsey Martin of Smithsburg and other kin including Kinsey, Markley, and Rowland families, plus church affiliations. The passage notes services at Cavetown Reformed Church and Minnich Funeral Home, with survivors and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Marie
Kinsey
Autopsy Planned For Son Of Radio's Andy Correll
Santa Monica California July 6 autopsy planned to determine if kidney failure from accidental poisoning caused the death of John Joseph Correll seven son of Charles J Correll of the Amos and Andy show. He died after four days in hospital. Correll served in World War I and was active in multiple fraternal and civic groups in Hagerstown and Philadelphia. Interment in Greenhill Cemetery Waynesboro.
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Amos G. Rowland
Myrtle
Ill
McCartney Nursing Home
Winnebago
Hagerstown
Abraham
Susan Rowland
Maude Knodle
Rowland
Howland
Seward Township
Til
Clarence
Pecatonica
Erma Penekas
Elkhart
Ind
Hazel Rowland
Ruby Rowland
Oak Park
Ethel Rowland
Seward
Mire
Anna ‘Thomas
Hagers
Lightsville Cemetery
James Montgomery
Hane’cock
Washington County Hospital
Martinsburg
Nnn
Dale Dames
Lucinda (Wise
Whittren
Grace A. Manning
Mabel R
James Jr. Jr
Hays F
Hancock
Bessie A. Will
Nieves
Grovell Funeral Home
Wancock
St. Thomas’s Epis +leopst Church
Thursdval
Joseph Rockhill
Wain
Episcopal Cemetery
Santa Monica. Cahif
Andy
John Josseph Correll
Charles J. Correll
Adelphin
Atwood A
Laura B. Jordan
Emmanuel To AS If
Ithiel Chapter
St. Bernard's KT
Tailraf Lebanon
Ati Ghan Temple
Almeri¢in Legion
Tacony
Tanige
Masons
Henry Piston Lodge
Philadelphia
Rochester
Bessie Swisher
Jordan
A. K. Coffman
John R. Fisher
Greenhill
Wayneshora
John J. Carrell
Charles J. Carrel
Tadio
Amos 'N' Andy
St. John’s Hospital
Security through strength in European defense policy
The article argues that a security through strength approach guides both Truman and Eisenhower era policy, relying on strong allies and costly military aid, while facing possible congressional and public scrutiny as Britain France and others weigh Soviet actions and a blocked European Defense Community with Germany.
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Europe
Britain
Trumwns
Eisenhower
United States
France
Russia
China
European Defense Community
Germany
Russians Expel Three Soviet Envoys From United States
An intelligence report notes Moscow ordered the withdrawal of three Russians from the United States. Cmdr. Yor A. Abasov and Lt. Col. Leonid E. Pivney left in February and June respectively, while Alexander P. Kuvlyov departed after being asked to take leave. The U.S. Embassy in Moscow declined comment.
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Vladivostok
Moscow
Khabarovsk
U.S
United States
State Department
Yor A. Abasov
Alexander P. Kuvlyov
United Nations
Leonid E. Pivney
Ant
Pivnes
Detroit
Baltimore
American Rocket Society
Oklahoma Senate Race Dominates Oklahoma Primary
About 500000 Oklahomans voted today as Democratic and Republican primaries select candidates for U S Senate governor and other offices. National Guardsmen monitored voting while Governor Murray ordered martial law in five counties after recent irregularities. Senator Kerr faces former Governor Turner in the hot contest over attendance and oil interests abroad.
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Oklahoma City
U.S
Senate
Congress
Johnston Murray
Robert
Kere
Roy J.turner
Kerr
Jews mark 300th anniversary in United States
In New York the American Jewish Tercentenary was proclaimed marking 300 years since Jewish settlement. Ceremonies on Shearith Israel steps recalled founder families from 1790 and 1654. The proclamation spans Sept 12 1954 to May 29 1955, signed by Orthodox Conservative and Reform rabbis and synagogue bodies.
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New York
Congregation Shearith Israel
New Amsterdam
Thunderstorms End Holiday With Nine Deaths In Accidents
A violent storm season closed the long holiday as nine people died in accidents across Maryland. Victims included E B Evans of Denver in a crash near Lonaconing, James Getz of Washington who drowned in the Potomac near Marshall Hall, and Arthur Denner of Sandy Hook plus Charles Decarr of Brownsville in a Point of Rocks collision. Mrs Antoinette Stevenson of Baltimore and Mrs Mary Emma Burphant of Lutherville were hurt or killed by storm-related incidents. State Police deployed extra patrols, aircraft, and communications to ease traffic bottlenecks from beaches and mountain retreats while some Marylanders were killed outside the state.
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E. B. Evans
Denver
Colo
Lonaconing
Garrett County
James Getz
Washington
Potomac River
Marshall Hall
Arthur Lee Denner
Sandy
Audrey Grace Muilenex
Baltmore
Petersburg
W. Va
Jack
Jack Jr
Eisenhower
Catoclin Mountains
President
U Wal
Big Enrollment Expected Here in Washington County Schools
Washington County records show the highest birth numbers in history, sustaining large enrollments. Hagerstown High School is projected to enroll 1,870 students in the board’s estimate, with Washington Street Junior High at about 1,100 and Woodland also noted among large schools.
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Pace
Washington County
Hagerstown High
Sargest School
Board of Education
Washington Street
Woodland
School enrollment figures for several Maryland towns
Way is expected to have 777 students and Hsouth Potomac 753. Clear Spring will house 40 elementary and 314 high school students in one building as a new elementary is not finished for about a year. Smithsburg Elementary opens in September with 311 enrollments. the current building will serve as junior senior high for 398. Winter Street School, in service last term, will have enrollment of aga.
Former Hagerstown rep promoted to Prudential home office
First Christian Clinch Clinton Morris, former Hagerstown representative of Prudential Insurance, has been promoted to the company home office in Newark New Jersey. George M. Martin announces Morris will be replaced by Thomas E. B. Molesworth in the Cumberland district. Morris, active in Frederick civic life, helped found the Frederick Life Underwriters Association and served as its first president.
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Clinton J. Morris
Prudential
Hagerstown
Cumberland District
Frederick
Thomas EB. Molesworth
Washington County
Morris
Frederick Life Underwriters Association
Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights
When kidney function slows, people report fatigue, irritability, and restless nights. warnings about diet and fluids appear, urging attention to kidney health and warning against self treatment.
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Diszinena
Fiona
Duane
TV writing taboos and sponsor dictates warned
Bud Metcalfe notes TV writers face sleepless nights avoiding taboos to keep sponsors happy. He cites beer and cigarette sponsor bans on drinking scenes and moral outcomes, flour sponsor limits on villains, and cautions about kidnapping and grocer depictions, urging viewers be served by Lynmar Television ad service.
20 000 Dollars And Clothes Saved In Hagerstown Raid
The article recounts a Civil War raid on Hagerstown with about 20 000 dollars saved and clothing saved. Key figures include J Dixon Warner John H. Kausler William T. Hamilton Matthew S Barber and Mayor William Radcliffe. A horse was painted with white and black stripes to blend with the scene and the invaders left town.
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Hob
J. Dixon
Robert Warner
John H. Kausler
William T
Hamilton
Matthew S. Barber
William Radcliffe
Sumner
Sounan Bathieys
Two Countians Die In Crash Near Brownsville
A crash near Brownsville claimed two Countians and left another injured. Charles Newton Deaner 8, of Brownsville, his widow Dorothy V Shoemaker Deaner and children Arthur Lee Deaner and others are listed among survivors. Funeral services set for 3:30 p.m. at Brownsville Church of the Brethren with burial in Brownsville Cemetery. Police report the 1950 Ford vehicle went out of control after striking a culvert and telephone pole, overturning and ejecting occupants. The driver has not been identified. investigation continues.
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Newton McKinley
Harold Linwoood
Bonnie Louise
Peggy Cynthis
Arbutus Deaner
Ralph M. Deaner
Brownsville
Tuscarora Creek
Eakle
T Rwo
Charles Newton Deaner
Anna Belle Deaner
Albert Deaner
Brownsville Church of the Brethren
Steadman-Keenan Post American Legion
Brunswick
B, & Q. Railroad
Arthur Lee Deaner
George Samuel
Ella Catherine Carter Deaner
Browneville
Marie Greenwalt Deaner
Childdren
Joyce Lee Carpenter
Joan Marie Deaner
Gary Wayne Deaner
Terry Stephen Deaner
Gladys Powell
Taylor
Texan
John Harrison
Sandy Hook
Ainslee Deaner
George Deaner
J. L. Eackles
Television Schedule Fragments From WAAM Backstage July 6
A dense list of that day's WAAM TV items shows a packed late afternoon into midnight grid. Programs span cartoons, serials, quiz shows, sports, dramas, and news. Notable entries include Adventure of Kit Cer non, Muppet Movies, Dick Tracy, Superman, World of Mr. Sweeney, Gene Autry Show, Dancing, and News with John Cameron Swayze.
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Pick Tample
Bryson Rash
Simpson
Kim Gibbons
Baxter Ward
Flash Gordon
Ted Jaffe
Wmar-Tv
John Baty
Douglas Edwards
Mr. Sweeney
Tony Martin
John Cameron Swayze
Gene Autry Shaw
Wilit Thal
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Edith Chapman
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Elizabeth Q
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Allen Armstrong Chapman
Mary Elizabeth Chese
Ballimore
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Irene Stevenson
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Her Mather
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Virginia
James HM. Steverson
Howald L. Dawson
Shirley Snyder
Myrtle Smith
Hage Orstown
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Staynton
Vari Brothers
Thamptot
Edwin Atwood
Jordan Edwin Atwood
Woodpaint
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William al Baxter
Maud B. Syder
Keedysville
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Chesapeak+ and Potomac Telephone Co
Centreville
U.S. 214
Harderstown
Memorial Stadium
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Optimists Club
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J. S. Strohmeyer
Hallimore
Vidper Org
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Arbor Hills Drive
Jackson 7
Mississippi
Rolland Furnace CO
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Monogram
Senson
Weston's
Hobby Center
W. Franklin St
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Jesus
Dudley Strain
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Christian Clinch
Bud Metcalfe
Philip Mocris
Lynmar
Javision
Washington & iHagerstown
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Hat Ay
Dorothy V
Deaner
American Samoa
Jek Geographic Society
H.7, Dickinson & Co. Inc
Tedrick Appliance
Zenith Televison
Maytag Washer Sales & Service
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Crestervice
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Fireside Theatre
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Hollywood
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Circle Theatre
Haven's End
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Richard Harkness
Matthaw Warren
Star Theatre
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Superior Dairy
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