08 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
1
Officials urge caution on German rearmament within the Atlantic alliance arguing that Western Europe fears a rearmed Germany more than Soviet aggression. They warn French support could waver if Germany is armed and say the issue is not settled, with two factors possible to influence future developments.
Lane argued against a sales tax credit claiming it would wreck funding for roads schools mental hospitals and other programs while indirectly replying to opponent George P. Mahoney who had accused him of bamboozling voters with the tax plan.
President Truman schedules policy talks in St Louis tied to the 34th Division Reunion while attending social events and a Jefferson Park dedication. He plans to ride in a railroad official’s private car to Colima and Robertson, amid a packed two day schedule ending with the grand reunion ball. Some 66,000 tons of tunguts were harvested in the U.S. in 1949.
Washington reports the United States is shipping anti tank weapons to European allies likely to face Soviet armored forces. Weapons bound mostly for France include bazookas rocket launchers and recoilless rifles still in secret stages as part of arms aid.
Anthony Milen, former Coreien secretary, sues for divorce accusing Eden of desertion and possible adultery. Case before Justice Sir Francis Phidson set to be heard tomorrow in Britain. Mrs. Eden not defending the action.
London marked the official birthday with pomp as King George VI created seven new peers and awarded honors to notable Britons. The day featured color training by historic regiments and receptions world wide, honoring figures including politicians actors musicians workers a motorcycle racer and Britain's famed steeplejack. Blamey in Australia received a field marshal’s baron, one of the few outside the UK to be so honored, while South Africa’s Smuts was noted among contemporaries. Three new barons are former Labour Party MPs.
In Berlin a new label appears for the Soviet controlled zone as the "democratic sector." Russian newspapers and radio adopt the term, contrasting with the American British and French sectors called the "gangster sectors" or the "terror sector."
Readable text notes sign disputes between democratic and American sectors near the border. Communists and police set patrols for a few days to guard signs but were attacked and defaced at night. Some 5 094 people caused incidents during crossings in 1949.
A catalog list details fresh catches and seafood products including bay roe shad bay prawns bass channel bass lake trout black sea bass salmon halibut lemon sole bluefish cod haddock jumbo shrimp crab meat lobster tails chowder clams and assorted crabs with regional mentions Md and Va. shore offerings.
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