Malik Peace Talk Seen As Possible Russian Offset
Washington notes a Malik radio address may signal Russian interest in peace talks for Korea. Acheson warned against tying ceasefire terms to Formosa or Chinese U.N. admission, while Malik offered vague statements that peace could be possible. World reaction remained cautious amid Cold War distrust.
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James Marlow Washington
New York
United Nation
U.N
Jacob A. Malik
Mark
United States
U. S
Russia
Malik
Acheson
Senate Committee
Formosa
Korea
Wuilaviibes
Moscow
Senate
State Department
Voice of America
Iron Curtain
Anse IO
Mayo Luuubul
Hyves
Negroes Plan Court Action To End Segregation In South
Atlanta June 27 A court action will be taken by the NAACP to outlaw enforced racial segregation in education transportation housing recreation and public meeting places. Thurgood Marshall outlined suits under the 14th amendment to open public accommodations and test Georgia school funding threats.
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Atlanta
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
Marshall
South Carolina
U. S. Supreme Court
Herman Talmadge
James Byrnes
Georgia
Horace Ward
University of Georgia
Roy Wilkins
New York
South
Wilking
Ita
Co B Wins Maryland Eisenhower Trophy For Efficiency
Captain William T. Bussard announced that Company B of the Maryland National Guard earned the 1950 General Eisenhower trophy as the state’s most efficient ground unit. The award, presented on Governor's Day at Camp Pickett July 7, marks the third time the trophy has been issued, with Towson’s Headquarters Company winning in 1948 and 1949.
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William T. Bussard
Co. B
Maryland National Guard
Milton A. Heckord
Adjutant General of
Maryland
Camp Pickett
Towson
Marshall
NAACP
National Guard Bureau
Company B
115Th Infantry Regiment
National Guard
116Th Infantry
Washington
State Ready To Aid In Crime Probe Across Maryland
Governor McKeldin backs a Senate crime sub committee led inquiry with outside help as Crothers seeks county prosecutors input. Western Maryland officials may fund a full inquiry if local talks show need, while John Carbaugh faces charges after a winter arrest with a long knife.
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McKeldin
State Senate
Crothers
O’conor
U. S. Senate Crime Committee
Cumberland
D.cecil
Allegany
Garrett County
Maryland
Legislative Council
John
Red) Carbaugh
Council
House of Correction
J. B. Berkaon
House of Delegates
Carbaugh
Poplin Cloth Origin Traced to France via Huguenots
The note traces poplin cloth manufacture to France and its introduction to England by the Huguenots, linking it to the poplar tree family related to willow.
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France
England
Life In An Army Camp For A New Draftee
A wartime correspondent details the first days of 60 draftees at Camp Wilner Nod as they receive basic orders and acclimate to army life. Warrant Officer Ryan stresses early routine, religious support, home correspondence, and the Army's focus on individual aptitudes rather than numbers. The piece notes anxiety, isolation, and adaptation during the 24 month training period.
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Retman
United States
Mfe
Camp Wilner
George F. Ryan
Buffalo
Kilmer
Arizona
Alaska
Ryan
Red Cross
Army
Withdrawal Of Tankers Nears Oil Showdown
Iran and Britain face a tense clash over oil as the Mossadegh government demands receipts proving Iranian ownership of oil cargoes and British workers are urged to stay with the Iranian National Oil Company. The Abadan refinery port sees tankers withdraw while a Royal Navy cruiser is positioned in Iraqi waters to protect property.
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Iran
Shepherd
Britain
Abadan
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Iranian National Oil Company
AIOC
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Mauritius
Antisabotage bill threatens British oil operations
A week after presenting his antisabotage bill to Parliament, a plan with death penalties for interfering with oil wells or refineries faces criticism. Mossadegh ally Matin Daftari warns even tech withdrawals could be treated as sabotage, amid reports of AIOC moves and disrupted aviation gasoline supply to Iraq from Abadan.
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Matin Daftari
Mossadegh
U-Law
Lar Hamentary
Abadan
Alasdan
AIOCG
Mane
Erle Drake
Basra
Iraq
Drake
Alec Mason
Iran
National Oil Commission
ATOCG
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Marlow
Red Cross Convention
Tist Regiment
American National Red Cross
Jonah B. Wise
Ann Marshall
American Red Cross
Roland Harriman
The
A.R.C
Milly
Amerigan Oil Company
Maine
Florida
AMOCO
Oren
Enggle- Family Finance Corporation
Earle
Washington St
Hagerstown
Man Morin
Panabhery SB
Hosneburg -Bradford
Pritedelphiar Ws
pikeBune
All-American Airways
Rowte
Guby
Coolair Vsers
Coolair
Hagerstown Sumner Co
Frederick Road
Bronx Zoo
Zam
Fred Martini
Friden
Frider
Friden Calculating Machine Agency
Robert F. Mast
Summit Avenue
Apringa
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