Pact Could Halt War Or Spark Third World Conflict
John Foster Dulles Warns North Atlantic Pact may prevent war or trigger a global clash. Bohlen says pact is historic but not UN substitute. Luce outlines three battle lines: capitalism vs communism, world nationalisms, Christianity vs atheism. Churchill to meet President Truman in Washington for a Friday visit.
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Philadelphia
John Foster Dulles
North Atlantic
Dulles
Philadelphia Bulletins Forum
Bohlen
United Nations
Bohren
United States
Congress
U. S
Clare Booth Luce
Connecticut
Russia
Soviet East
Luce
Germany
Truman
New York
Winston Churchill
Taither W. Broom Thanks Ward Three Voters For Support
A note from Adv Taither W. Broom expresses gratitude to Ward Three voters for electing him as councilman. He pledges to serve, welcomes input on city needs, and urges residents to discuss matters to improve the city together.
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Ward Three
U S weighing more non Soviet defense pacts
U S officials consider expanding regional security beyond the Atlantic Alliance and Inter American Organization. They weigh whether to actively back or join other defense groupings while noting Turkey Iran and Greece seek continued independence and Pacific issues complicate ties.
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State Department
United Nations
United States
Inter-American Organization
Atlantic Alliance
Pon
Turkey
Iran
Acheson
Greece
Pacific
Europe
North America
Public Works Board Chooses New Police Secretary
The Town of Flagerton Public Works Board, renamed from Street Commissioners, met at City Hall. The board, reduced by two absent members, welcomed new secretary Josie Revina DeRangco of Summit Avenue, while Josephine V. Smith resigns effective May 1 after seven years with the police department and plans marriage to move to Alexandria Virginia.
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Flagerntown
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Board of
Aaron Beecher
Herman L. Mills
Roy Knight
Gaye Revina DeRangco
Summit Avenue
Mixa Josephine V. Smith
Max Rickard
Josephine Smith
Rickard
Miss Smith
Josie
Police Department
Alexandria
Funkstown
Leaders Oppose Decontrol in Rent Measure
The proposed rent control plan would phase in decontrol with two start dates October 1 1949 and April 1 1950. It caps increases for tenants with prior raises and allows temporary protection extending the control period. The Senate adds 12 months plus three months, delaying evictions and: decontrol for vacancies at the end.
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Price To Set Up Emergency Radio Service In Area
HWEF Price of 64% West Frank en street is chosen to organize local amateur radio operators as emergency coordinators for disaster communication. F E Hardy of the American Radio Relay League announces the plan to unite members for dam and disaster response.
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Price
West Franken Street
F. E Hardy
American Radio Relay League
National Association of Radio Amateurs
Federal School Aid Debate Draws Local Experts
Education authorities and local professionals debated federal aid last night on WIEJ. Proponents argued it would not mean federal control, citing wartime draft and illiteracy declines. opponents warned it could reduce state and county funding and undermine local control.
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Ha Rerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wiliam P. Krey
United States Department of Education
Robert Conrad
Maryland
Philip A. Ranth
Our
County Board of Education
Tie
Badly Torn Bodies Of Students Found On Mountain Ledge
Yosemite California report of two Stanford students identified as Peter B. Weazell aged 18 and Kenneth Aiden Haines aged 19 from Fresno. They fell about 401 feet while climbing a 21 foot ledge linked by 100 feet of rope on Wet rocks. Their snow covered bodies were found at the foot of the ledge.
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Stanford
Rangers 10
Peter B. Weazell
Kenneth Aiden Haines
Fresno
Senate Rejects State Bonus But New Measure Due
Senate debates a proposed veterans bonus amid opposition from lawmakers who warn it would burden future generations. Supporters argue passage could prompt amendments and settle the issue, while opponents call the bill a sham. A broader note recalls Buffalo Harbor handling over 16 million tons of freight annually despite winter ice.
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J.somerset
Finance Committee
Phoebus
DHS
House
Opinon
Stromberg
Sotheron
Prince George’s
Veterans
Maryland
Turnbull
Balltimore County
O'Neill
R-Harford
Kimble
Buffalo
N. Y
Ledge Falls Incident Near Yosemite Falls
Two individuals were lying 30 feet apart near the water of lower Yosemite Falls. They plunged from the ledge top and fell down a series of ledges.
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Yosemite Falls
Newlywed Couple Questioned In Milwaukee Slaying Case
A Minneapolis teen couple, Milton and Kathleen Babich, are held for questioning in Wisconsin's Patricia Birmingham murder. Birmingham, 16, was found shot in the Milwaukee River near West Allis. Police plan extradition as the pair face possible charges after elopement and a hasty marriage.
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Wisconsin
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Milwaukee
West Allis
Wis
Patricia
Eugene Berbath
Weat Allis Homes Last Thursday and Went To Kalamazoo
Mich
Babich
Chicago
Kathleen
Kalamazoo
Harry Todd
Milton
G. W. Smith
Beecher
68Th Sts
Smith
Larry Papke
Edward Mazurkiewicz
Bernath
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