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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1952

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U N chief Lie resigns amid Western Eastern pressure

Continued coverage notes Robert Schuman’s call for humane prisoner treatment in Korea and Lie’s unexpected resignation from the UN amid accusations and pressure from both sides. Delegates discuss successors including Pearson Romulo Padilla Nervo and Entezam as his term ends after a three year extension.

France Robert Schuman Korea U. N Lie U. S. Senate U.N. Secretariat General Assembly Leater B. Pearson Canada Carlos P. Romulo Philippines Luis Padilla Nervo Mexico Nasrallah Entezam Iran Security Council

Weizmann Rites Mark Meditation on Israel’s Founder

Funeral rites for Dr. Chaim Weizmann, 77, Israel’s first president, were held at the president’s residence in Rehovot. Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Halevi Herzog led services as sirens sounded nationwide and 250000 mourners filed past the catafalque before the burial in the estate garden.

Rehovot Israel Yiv Chaim Weizmann Yitzhak Halevi Herwog Weizmann Israel Republic Dan Beeraheba Yarael Navy Air Catafalque

Maryland Scenes In Bodine’s Photographic Volume Praised

A Camera Magazine feature lauds Aubrey Bodine’s My Maryland a 170 image collection capturing from city to country and sea to peaks. Dr Peregrine Wroth calls it a labor of love showing vivid Maryland life through Bodine’s lens with detailed captions and a foreword by Neil H Swanson.

Maryland Aubrey Bodine Peregrine Wroth A. Aubrey Bodina Camera Magazine Wroth Jong Bodine America Free State Couvity Ballimore Sun Anyather América Chesapeake Bay Dr. Wroth Léonard Missone Boline Melasion George Washington Washington County Boonsboro Columbus New World Baltimore Renebrand Peale Metseum Boniie Fort Mcérenry Heensboro Monument

University of Maryland President Involved in Speeding Accident

Police say Dr. H C Byrd president of the University of Maryland was speeding when involved in a Thursday accident on the Washington Baltimore Boulevard near Elkridge. Trooper Warren Carpenter followed Byrd at 48 to 50 mph in a 40 zone as a tractor trailer scraped the car causing about $500 damage. No charges were filed as no serious traffic violation was cited.

Waterloo H. C. Byrd University of Maryland Champ C. Zumbryn Warren R. Carpenter Dr. Byrd Washington-Baltimore Elkridge Zumbryn Byrd Carpenter Zumbrun Morris Convey Milville N. J Motor Vehicles Department Motorhices Department Zambrun Conrey

Labor Hero Knoblauch flees East Germany for West Berlin

Willy Knoblauch, 40, fled the Russian zone on October 11 after claiming he was fed up with the regime. He was praised by East German leader Dieckmann as a locksmith at Piesteritz nitrogen plant and declared a Hero of Labor with a 16,000 cast mark bonus. His wife and two children joined him in West Berlin.

Berlin East Germany Willy Knoblauch

Cantor to Return to Work After Hospital Stay

Eddie Cantor, discharged yesterday from Cedar of Lebanon Hospital, plans to return to work after about two weeks rest following a mild heart attack on Sept. 29. The British losses update notes 505 dead and 192 missing in Korea up to Oct. 17, with 15 prisoners and 177 wounded. Berengaria, wife of Richard the Lionheart, never lived in England though she was once the English queen.

Cantor Hollywood Eddie Cantor Cedar of Lebanon Hospital Aber London Korea Britain Uere Berengeria Richard the| Lionhearted England

Transfer Designs In 3 Colors Military News Digest

Transfer designs in three colors dominate this service page with reports from Air Force and Marine duty. Ralph Lushbaugh Jr on 30 day leave in Texas plans overseas duty after Camp LeJeune Marine Corps updates include Dan Miller in Labrador Arctic maneuvers with 2500 Leathernecks aboard 28 ships lasting about a month. Miller trained at Quantico and Camp LeJeune before joining public information staff. Fred L. Palmer travels from Louisiana after furlough. Lorraine Speaker and Pvt Lester Jay link local families to Army and Marine posts, while others like James Rose and Paul James receive assignments at Williamsport and Newfoundland bases.

Agee Charlie Linebaugh Pastmaster New York Ralph Lushbaugh, Jr Air Force Goodfellow Base Texas West Franklin, St South Potomac Street Camp LeJeune N. C Dan Miller Lea Henry Miller West Irvin Avenue Hagerstown Labader Miller Marine Corps ‘Schools Quantico Public Information Officer Marine Corps Washington, DP. C Times

Warned Nazism revival in postwar Germany

BONN Nov John J McCloy warned in a final report as U S high commissioner to Germany that neo Nazis and extreme nationalists might form a combination willing to press Germany toward disaster Yet most Germans lack desire for a totalitarian revival West German parties appear able to curb the threat McCloy’s words echoed by Sunday’s regional elections which saw a rightward surge and former Nazi officials return to power He said Germans are a perplexed people seeking a path from a humiliating experience while avoiding loss of self respect

Bonn John J. McClay U.S Germany McCloy U.S. State Department Newley Mny

Van Fleet says 55,000 troops added to ROKs

General James A. Van Fleet announced at a news conference that 55,000 additional troops were added to the South Korean Army on November 8. He noted the ROKs were now ready for combat as fierce fighting raged along a 135 mile front on Armistice Day. He also said the Sh Army is in better shape, while Chinese forces are in worse condition. Canadi’s average yield per acre of tobacco in 195? stood at 1,299 pounds.

Seoul Korea James A. van Fleet Sooo 6Th Army Fain van Fleet Republic of Korea Roks ROK Lamge Sniper Ridge Triangle Cut

Democrats Face Sizeable Task In Rebuilding After Defeat

Democratic leaders face a hard task after a landslide defeat as they search for a new energy to unite the party. Adlai Stevenson remains party head but faces private life with limited official influence. Republicans enjoy strong momentum with the presidency and Congress, yet risks of disillusionment loom if Eisenhower fails to meet expectations.

Arthur Edson James Merlaw Washington Ui Herbert Hoover al Smith Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson National Democratic Stephen A. Mitchell Springfield Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S Truman Stevenson GOP Senate House Eisenhower

Martin Appointed To Supervisor Job For Pupils In County

W R Martin was named county supervisor by the Board of Education succeeding the late Wilbur Phillips. A 28 year county native and Western Maryland College graduate, he has served on the school board staff for four years and taught locally. He served in World War I with the 287th Truck Battalion in Italy. He will oversee pupil attendance and juvenile court cases and contact parents on special occasions.

Washington County Board of Education W. Richard Martin Wilbur “Phillips Martin Phillips Western Maryland College Italy Juvenite Court

Sobeloff Commission Says State Merit System Is Working

The Sobeloff Commission in Baltimore reports Maryland's personnel system shows progress under merit principles. It urges renewed public training, a restructured Salary Advisory Committee, and an effective state personnel director role to attract and retain civil servants.

Sobeloff Commission Baltimore Sobeloft Commission Commission McKeldin Maryland General Assembly

In Memory of Chaim Welzmann Observed by UN

United Nations General Assembly held a moment of silence to honor Chaim Welzmann former president of Israel who died Sunday. The event reflected international respect amid ongoing diplomatic proceedings and regional tensions.

United Nations General Assembly Chaim Welzmann Israel

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