Stalin Not For World Revolution Declared Pares
Sir Bernard Pares, a British expert on Russia, said Stalin will avoid world revolution after the war. He asserted the Soviet Union will pursue world peace and secure boundaries for its safety, stressing Russians are administrators and technicians, not revolutionaries. He described communism as Russia's ideal but distinct from German propaganda.
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Stalin
Bernard Pares
Pares
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Unpaid British Emissary to Visit Cornell for Russia Lectures
Pares has been in the United States since December as an unpaid emissary of the British government. Beginning in June, he will teach through the summer at Cornell University, then resume lectures on Russia, the main focus of his visit, speaking frankly and directly in dealings with Russia.
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Russia
Pares
United States
Cornell University
New Water Rates Set by Council for Hagerstown
The mayor and council passed an ordinance to set a standard water rate effective July 1. The minimum $10 annual charge gives the small user 40 000 gallons, while heavy consumers pay slightly more. No action on higher minimum fines for false alarms or a flat water-connection fee. The meeting also discussed employing a playground supervisor with the War Recreation Committee.
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Hagerstown
Board of Water Commissioners
Part Deer calf Attracts Attention At Airport Barn Sightings
A seven week old Holstein calf on a farm near Wilson's draws disbelief and curiosity as observers note deer like features and mannerisms. Two local veterinarians report deer resemblances while unsure of the freak calf's origin. Shiflet holds the calves beside a normal sibling for comparison and contemplates exhibiting it at a future fair.
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Shiflet
Wilson’s
Hagerstown
Indian Springs
C. E. Dehart
Cavetown
Two Women Hurt In Auto And Truck Collision
Two young women were seriously injured yesterday afternoon around 3 o'clock when their car was struck by a tractor trailer in the Square at Downsville. Frances Mentzer 23 of Williamsport Route 2 and Margaret Rowland 25 of Williamsport Route 1 suffered fractured skulls and were taken to Washington County Hospital. The truck, driven by James Hicks 38 of Hagerstown Route 2 and owned by Victor Cushna and Sons, was westbound on the Sharpsburg road while the auto was southbound. The women were thrown into J. M. Marshall's yard. No charges were filed pending the injuries' outcome.
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Downsville
Frances Marie Mentzer
Wil Hamsport
Margaret P. Rowland
Williamsport
Washington County
Mentzer
Leister Isanogle
James D. Hicks
Hagerstown
Victor Cushna and Sons
Sharpsburg
J. M. Marshall
Isanogle
Pointed small hoofs resemble a deers head shape
The description notes a creature with pointed small hoofs similar to a deers head shape, suggesting a deer like appearance and stature in its form.
Frederick Banker Heads Maryland Bankers Association
Frederick banker F. Ross Myers was elected president of the Maryland Bankers Association at the association’s annual convention. Myers, vice-president of the Fredericktown Savings Institution, succeeds Stuart L. Brown of Upper Marlboro. Also noted is a wartime fire loss figure of $100,000,600 for critical materials and factories in the U. S.
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Baltimore
F. Ross Myers
Frederick
Maryland Bankers Association
Myers
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Association
Stuart L. Brown
Upper Marlboro
U. S
Saturdays Leave Public Square Run Time Looms
Public square schedule notes a Saturday departure window starting at 6 45 A M and continuing into the afternoon with a potential post event return. The terse entry lists a specific time for leaving and implies a subsequent, unspecified return time.
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Public Square
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Silicx
Harry S. Myers
S$ North
Potomac Street
Smory Shifter
Mason-Dixon
Wash
Ington County
Emory Shifiet
Bohman-Warne, Inc
W. Franklin St
St.Joseph
Crane
C.P. O
West Washington Street
Hills
Toy & Novelty Store
South Potomac St
RAND
West Washington &T
City Bus Office
Virginia Ave
West Washington St
S. Prospect St
Sunset Ave
Highland Way
Brighton Place
Wilson Blvd
Guilford Ave
Surrey Ave
Summit Ave
the Parkway
N. Potomac
W. Washington ST
Park Ave
Water St
N. Mont Valia Ave
Buena Vista Ave
Concord St
Ross St
Lanvale St
Summer St
N. Prospect St
N.potomas St
Salem Ave
McPherson St
Church St
Avon Road
Indiana Ave
Mundays
Funkstown
Potomac St
E. Baltimore St
Hager St
Frederick St
Beaver Creek Rd
S. Potomac St
Fountain Head
N. Potomac St
Oak Hill Ave
Ava
North Terrace
Orchard Rd
Park Road
Preston Road
Short Road
Northern Ave
E. Antietam St
N. Mulberry St
Mulberry Ave
Mealey Parkway
Potomac Ave
Magnolia St
Irvin Ave
Fairground Ave
N. Locust St
E. Franklin St
North Potomac
Hamilton Blvd
South Potomac
E. Howard St
Pope Ave
First St
Kuhn
Maryland Ave
W. Howard St
Pennsylvania Ave
West Franklin St
N. Jonathan St
Park Lane
Woodland Way
the Terrace
Hillcrest Road
Bellevue Ave
Ridge Avenue
Westside Ave
Elgin Blvd
Ridge Ave
Claire St
Elizabeth Ave
West Side Ave
Pangborn
Manila Ave
View St
City Limits
Maugansville
Plant 2
Manegansville
Linganore Ave
Marshall St
Showalter Road
Route 11
Prospect St
Airport
APORT
ATL
Edison Company
Potomac
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