Hurley Attacks Yalta Pact and Korea Policy
Former War Secretary Hurley asserts the Yalta agreement was immoral and cowardly, charging it ceded Chinese territory to Russia. He defends Truman’s Korea policy as courageous and a break from five years of appeasement, while questioning past decisions in U.S. foreign policy.
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Winston Churchill
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Manchuria
James F. Byrnes
Columbia, D. C
Secretaries Discuss Yalta Concessions and Soviet Gains
Secretary Acheson testified that concessions were granted to Russia at Yalta to secure its entry into the war against Japan after Germany's surrender. He argued the Soviets might have claimed more territory if not for the Yalta agreement.
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Service News Highlights Local Servicemen and Cadets
radar mechanic Robin son trained at Keesler Air Force Base before enlisting June 21 1950. Pvt Stanley A. Chatkin won a 14 week advance training slot as a motion picture sound recording specialist at Fort Monmouth after beating 250 applicants. Richard L. Renner fireman US Navy aboard USS New Jersey Seventh Fleet participates in Korean bombardment. Seaman James O. Elliott returns from Caribbean cruise on carrier USS Tarawa. Two Smithsburg youths enlist in Navy and train at Bainbridge. Charles E Law Jr and Francis E Kline graduate Smithsburg High School and join clubs. James Wade seeks messages from Germany stationed in AF 13271825. Richard L Stick of Smithsburg rotates home from Korea after 212 days front line support with 27th British Commonwealth Brigade. Stick served since WWII, will report to Fort Meade after furlough.
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Route 2
Science Club
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Joseph H. Kline
Ytrs
Charles Wade
Hagerstown
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Wade
New York
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Richard L. Stick
Fort Meade
New Red Drive Anniversary and Chinese Offensive Preview
The report notes 24 Communist aircraft destroyed or damaged with nine shot down and 14 damaged, mostly MiG-16s. US officers predict a limited Chinese offensive before Monday, similar patterns seen on the Western front before past actions, while Allied patrols operate near UN lines. A cautious forecast says the new attack should be lighter than last spring’s Fan Elf wave.
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City Debates Center on Golf Links at Northern Avenue Site
City officials defend a planned shopping center at Northern Avenue, arguing it benefits the Northeast despite opposition claims. The council promises safeguards and denies plans to allow indiscriminate development in the North End, framing the project as protective and advantageous.
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Catholic High Planned for Long Meadows Development
Antietam Corporation revealed plans for a four year Catholic High School at Long Meadows with a possible later Catholic Junior High. Elementary grades stay on West Washington Street as improvements expand home economies and other departments. Landscape redesign by W Les Moore aims to integrate driveways terraces and future church development to enhance beauty accessibility and desirability of the 12 acre tract.
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Homecoming tells tale of brothers in Korea war
Fred Rose returns to Maryland to care for his gravely ill mother after learning his brother Robert Smith was killed in Korea. The pair enlisted with Fox Company of the 6th Cavalry and both served in Japan and Korea. Robert fell in action near Pyongyang and Fred earned the Silver Star and Purple Hearts for gallantry. Mrs Rose's health deteriorates as she copes with loss and fear, while the family recalls their wartime sacrifices and the impact on a quiet Maryland town.
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