Japan Refuses to Recognize Chiang as China’s Ruler
Tokyo reports reveal Japan will recognize Chiang Kai-Shek only for Formosa and the Pescadores Islands. Officials say peace with Communist China cannot be signed, and sovereignty over the mainland remains unacknowledged. The note from the Chiang treaty suggests future recognition could shift if Nationalists retook the mainland.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Foreign Office
Chiang
Formosa
Biji Wajima
Foreign Office Asia Bureau
Diet
Wajima
Formosi
Sam Masuda
Diet Committee
Gavery
Masuda
Nippon Times
Wwa
Reds
Takezo Shimoda
Foreign Office Treaties Bureau
Asair
Shimoda
Republic of Cina
Pescadores
Smal Islands
Cuinng
PE Projects New Power Line From Williamsport to Cumberland
Potomac Edison Co reports progress on a 132000 volt power triangle linking Millville Williamsport Riverton and Cumberland. Crews have completed two legs and about half the poles for Williamsport Cumberland. Substations and transformers added at Millville and Williamsport enhance service to area customers.
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Potomac Edison Company
Williamsport
Cumberland
Millville
Millville Williamsport
Riverton
Willamsport
Tis
W. Va
Marlowe
Charles Harsh Selected for Five Year Seminary Study
Williamsport youth Charles Harsh, a graduate of St Mary’s High School and Est. Charles College Catonsville, is chosen by Archbishop Patrick Keough for a five year seminary program near Paris France. He plans to sail in late August or early September and aims for priestly ordination after studies. He is one of seven Washington County men pursuing the priesthood, alongside Joseph Reichner Joseph Liger Alfred James James Keller Thomas Quinn and Robert Quinn.
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Keough
Marsh
Cantonsville
Williamsport
France
Hush
Washingtte County
Joseph Rreichner
Joseph Liger
Alfred James
James Keller
Robert Keller
Thomas
Robert Quinn
Gabreski Returns to San Francisco with Family
On his return to San Francisco Col. Francis S. Gabreski, noted U.S. ace with 33 enemy planes down in World War II, is greeted by wife Kay and their six year old daughter Dioni. He also saw service in Korea.
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San Francisco
Francis S. Gabreski
U.S
Kay
Dioni
Two Appointed To Welfare Board In Washington County
Charles M. Rouzer of Tingers town and Joseph Gardenhour of Smithsburg were appointed yesterday to the Washington County Welfare Board by the County Commissioners. They were chosen from names submitted by the State Department of Welfare and will serve six-year terms ending in 1958. Commissioner Joseph Mr. Hoff man remains as the commissioners’ representative on the board.
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Charles M. Rouzer
Tingerstown
Joseph Gardenhour
Smithsburg
Washington County
Wlfare
Razer
Gardenhour
State Department of Welfare
Joseph Mr. Ehoffman
Welfare Board
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Kai-Shek
Surgical
Akron
Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
N. Jonathan St
Leister Coal Co
West Lee Street
Potomac Edison Co
W. Washington Street
Earle Building
Bourgon Deluxe Company
Louisville
Kentucky
Charles Harsh
French Seminary
Herbert
Magerstowe Slores
Druggla
Peoples
Kate
Hagerstown
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Cavetown
Maryland
Potomac
City
BOC
Virginia Avenue
Baltimore Street
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