Red Congress Attacks U S Over War Bases and Peace Pact
A Soviet Politburo member denounces the United States accusing it of fostering war alliances, rearming Germany and Japan, and blocking a peace treaty. He blasts U S dumping practices, calls for a global peace drive, and cites strikes and deteriorating living standards in capitalist economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thien
Telitbnea and Organization Bureau
Orgburg
Alenkov
Aialenkoy
Ig United States
Anatic Politburo
V. M. Molotov
U.S
Crths
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
Aleukov
United States
West Germany
Japan
U. S
Korea
Amuricanu
Malenkov
Stays in bed on birthday in Indianapolis
Mrs. Alice Ferguson marked her seventh birthday by remaining in bed in Indianapolis. A companion named Sue suffered bruising after a fall from bed on Sunday.
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Indianapolis
Alice Ferguson
Sue
Dining room sherbet ruse tied to World Series in Philly
In Philadelphia a downtown hotel dining room lists sherbet under goofy menu terms during the World Series, later clarified as raspberry sherbet. Footballs used in professional and college games appear to be a recurring oddity in the report.
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Philadelphia
Ontario Call for Funeral of Dugan Family in Korea
Wilma Dean Dugan mourns as husband and twin daughters die after premature birth. The 28 year old, listed as killed in Korea on Sept 21, follows a Sept 26 report of the death of the twins within hours of birth. Lydia, three months, may be ill with jaundice.
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Ontario
Call
Wilma Dean Dugan
Plang x 'Teiple
Inish and
Halph
Korea
Obituaries continue with multiple local deaths and services
Obituaries list several local figures including Alberta J. Harbaugh of Baltimore Street who died at Washington County Hospital aged 68. Services for her will be held at Suter Funeral Home and interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also noted are John N. Shackelford of White Hall and Shepherdstown, Lizzie Miller Martin of Hagerstown, William Joshua Kepler of Middletown Valley, with funeral details, church affiliations, and surviving relatives.
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A. K. Coffman
HE. R. Andrews
Security
Rest Haven Cemetery
Alberta J. Harbaugh
Alberta Jane Harbaugh
Clayton V. Harbaugh
Enet
Baltimore Street
Washington County Hospital
Harbaugh
Sapulisville
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mary
Frederick Eyster
Richard Wentz
Rose Hill Cemetery
John N. Shackelford
White Hall
Shepherdstown
Belle Shackelford
Sarah Mack
David Jones
Clhegett Dusing
Paul Stockslager
Sharpsburg
Roy Fry
Engies
W. Va
Halph Cassel
Akron
Lillie Shackelford
Albert
Kent
Ohio
Clarence
Curriage Falls
Robert J
John
William
Charles
Arlington
Edward
J Brothers
Samuel M
Hagerstown
Flare
Martinsburg
Walter
Hairton
Liatie Martin
Lizzie Miller Martin
Maugansville Mennonite
Mille Mennonite Church
A. Clinton Martin
Mary Pearl Martin
Baltimore
Minnich
Greencastle
Paradise Mennonite Church
William J. Kepler
William Joshua Kepler
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Myrie Kepler
J. Vernon Coblents
Tea generation list and Confederate term noted in Britain
Report notes tea introduction or presence in Britain at the time, with observers saying there is no rush to buy. A separate item mentions Grayback as a Civil War Confederate soldier nickname and as a term applied to various animals including a crow, whale, and squirrel.
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London
Britain
Ridgway Warns Reds Stronger at Freedom House Dinner
General Ridgway warned that Soviet powers were stronger and that unity was essential for morale among military age men. He urged immediate 1951 induction for all 18 year olds with no deferments, while noting NATO commitments and stronger Western European military power since the treaty.
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Dory
Harvard
Freedom House
Hidgwey
NATO
Ridgway
Europe
Editor's Letter Box Self-Wounding To Avoid Combat In Korean War
Elton C. Fay surveys reports on soldiers who wound themselves to dodge duties. Army records from July 1951 to June 1952 show seven cases confirmed as personal safety related wounds, with field surgeons and investigators weighing evidence. He links wartime propaganda with political commentary on Nixon, tidelands oil bills, and federal help for schools, recalling past ties to Maryland.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Far East Command
Mattare
Tidelands
Tideland
Senate
Kidd
Nixon
Truman
U. S. Supreme Court
Angels
Union Oil
Moody’s Manuel
U. S. Senate
Hunhurt
Korea
Alto
Thanks For Police Dear Sir Bicycle Recovery Credit Letter
A citizen thanks the Police Department for recovering stolen bicycles from Washington Street School and West Franklin Street. The note recalls prior thefts, praises police service, and thanks officers for returning the bikes. The letter includes commentary on wartime discipline and soldier self wound concerns.
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Washington Street
Police Department
Bobby Kline
Td West Franklin Street
Modern Place Mat Designs for Embroidered Sets
Modern design patterns for three place mats are offered with embroidery ready instructions. Patterns include transfers for stars Italy and Pullp and directions for using silver thread plus metalwork details. Send pattern number 5116 to Daily Mail Box 220 New York for complete embroidery guidance and pattern. FIREMEN TO MEET The Western Enterprise Fire Company schedules a meeting at 7:30 this evening.
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Garaly Jarlin
The
Daily Mail
Madlaen Square
New York
Western Enterprise Fire Company
Juke Box In Church Becomes Local Music Hit
In Harrison New Jersey St John Lutheran Church installed a night and day juke box in the choir loft to offer hymns and prayer music. Pastor Rev Friesdore Bornhoeft 37 expresses concern over church open policy while the machine attracts steady use with visitors paying nothing for selections. The note adds an unrelated stat about doctors prescriptions in the United States.
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Harrison
N. J
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Friesdore Bornhoeft
Fire Prevention Week Parade Opens National Event
In Baltimore on October 6 a parade of 75 fire companies from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania marked the start of National Fire Prevention Week. A crowd of over 20 000 attended the 60 minute procession through downtown.
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Baltimore
Mite
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Neighbors Called In Grammer Trial
Eight former neighbors from New York summoned to testify in the murder trial of G Edward Gramm er charged with killing his wife and mother of three. The victim died in Baltimore while visiting her mother. An early scene recalls Chicago elevator strikes.
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Baltimore
Qel
New York
Hera
G. Edward
Grammer
Wie
New York City
Grammers
Annie Tobin Turns 100 Singing Two Tunes
Mrs. Annie Tobin marked her centennial in Los Angeles by singing In a Little Spanish Town and Little Brown Girl. She would rather fly to Halifax where she lived in a lighthouse for 28 years. She celebrated with six children 32 grandchildren 68 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Her words Worry doesn't get you anywhere and mature girls show more intelligence than in my day.
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Los Angeles
Annie Tobin
Halifax
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