Maryland teachers push association program at state colleges
The Maryland State Teachers Association reports on bills and resolutions. A minimum salary scale faces an unfavorable House committee vote. A $4.6 million school construction fund was vetoed while library aid and driver education funding stalled. The gathering endorsed equal educational opportunities and fair integration. Nominees for MSTA officers were announced. Dr. Ethel Alpenfels will address tomorrow sessions and members proceed to 45 group meetings.
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Thei Porn
Ain
House
Senate
Resolutions Committee
MSTA
Maryland
Supreme Court
Ethel J. Alpenfels
New York University
MacArthur’s Position on Soviet Entry into War With Japan Revealed
Pentagon released documents recount MacArthur’s June 1945 urging a decisive ground attack and early Siberian launch to stretch Japanese defenses. He later claimed he opposed Russian entry at Yalta but warned that Soviet help would ease Japan’s defeat, though not essential.
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MacArthur
Pentagon
Marshall
MacAarthur
Siberia
State Department
Yalta
Washington Post
Times Herald
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Sen. Lehman
Senate
Japan
Re Force
Blate
MacArthy
Washington
Chiefs of Staff
Mrs Wallach Reports Improvements After Siberian Camp
Erika Glaser Wallach, five years in Communist captivity, waits for Soviet exit permit in Manasemu as she describes improved conditions at Vorkuta labor camp. She says prisoners now have eight hour days six days a week and are entertained with dances and concerts. Her American husband Robert Wallach resides in Washington D C.
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Erika Glaser Wallach
Roan
Mnasemw
Permat
Wallach
Foster Hagphter
Noel Field
Arehe Siberia
Pris Gers
Robert
New Washington Dot
Anguish at inquest over Chicago killings of five sons
Anton J. Schuessler, father of five boys, sobs as inquest scrutinizes the deaths of his sons John, 43, and Anton, 11, in Chicago. Alma collapses, while Malcum Peterson remains stern as the hearing proceeds.
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Anton J. Schuessler
Fivo
Chicago
John
Anton
Alma
Malcuim Peterson
Astrologers on Government Payroll in Indian States
Astrologers are on government payrolls in Madhya Bharat and Uttar Pradesh, with almanacs sold nationwide for under ten cents. The pieces, promoted by officials, claim to guide public health, development programs, and daily decisions from marriage to travel while detailing auspicious and evil moments and agricultural guidance.
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Madhya Bharat
Uttar Pradresh
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Uttay
Fairchild Jet Trainer At Airport Shows Broad Capabilities
Fairchild tests the S14 jet trainer at an airport highlighting simple construction adaptable to American manufacturing. The aircraft features tip tanks under review, a tricycle pneumatic landing gear, and side and bottom dive brakes for controlled training. Pilot R A Henson notes a low landing speed near 100 mph, aiding training at smaller fields.
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Frain Page
Pern
R. A. Henson
Chelsea Woman Dies in Auto Hit After Safety Award
Less than a day after Chelsea earned no-safety fatalities recognition since 1953, 65 year old Mrs Agatha Baris was killed by a car. The city had been cited by the American Automobile Association and the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles for traffic safety as of Tuesday.
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Chelsea
Mass
Agatha Baris
American Automobile Assn
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicl
Local Civitan plans zone dinner in Chambersburg
Waller C Hiddle sales manager for Western Mary described colored telephones speaker phones and inter communication gear at a meeting. Final plans were set for Civitan Zone Seven dinner dance in Chambersburg Saturday night. Ralph Poe named membership chairman succeeding Vernon Cockrell who cited health reasons and time pressure.
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Waller C. Hiddle
Telephone
Western Maryand
Riddle
Civitans
Chambersburg
Ralph Poe
Vernon Cockrell
MacArthur says report backs his Yalta claims
General Douglas MacArthur claimed the Pentagon report confirms he was not consulted on Yalta. He argued his 1941 plans favored Russia entering the Pacific war to avert further bloodshed and preserve territories, though he noted no documentation supports his territorial concessions. Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney released the statement.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Yalta
MacArthur
Russia
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
Malaya
Dutch East Indies
New Guinea
Pacific
Mactrthur
Courtney Whitney
Whitney
Grand Jury Group Plans Activities and Membership
Grand jurors and officials including Judge DG, Kenneth McLaughlin, Juvenile Court Judge Evan U Crossley, State's Attorney O T Kaylor, and Warren Stultz discussed developing association programs. Resolutions on Linwood Kight’s death were adopted. Eligible members include anyone who has served on a Washington County grand jury. Next meeting slated for early November. Also notes a decline in U S women employed as domestic workers from 2 million in 1940 to 1.4 million in 1950.
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Pagettes
Kenneth McLaughlin
Evan U Crossley
O. T. Kaylor
Warren Stultz
Linwood Kight
Washington County
Toom van Call
Joseph L. Urge
Dela Tell Council He Had No Advance Word On By Pass
Dela testified to a subcommittee that Knott bought land to build Negro housing but faced permit and utility hurdles. He noted road plans, ownership changes, and a rezoning bid from residential to commercial as attempts continued.
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Dela Tell
Council
Menry A. Knott, Inc
Baltimore
Delia
Knott
County and Roads Commission
Della
Parr
Commer
Chal
Death Row Author Chessman Splits From Two Lawyers
Death row author Daryl Chessman angrily parted ways with his two defense attorneys Berwyn Rice and Jerome Duffy after a San Quentin conference. Rice said the case was finished as Chessman demanded more time to speak with them. Chessman, 34, was convicted in 1948 on multiple robbery kidnapping and assault counts and has written Cell 455 Life. The Supreme Court ordered rehearing on habeas corpus issues after claims of a flawed transcript led to remand to federal court.
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San Rafae
Calif
Daryl Chessman
Fas Chamber
Berwyn Rice
Jerome Duffy
San Quentin
Hoth
Chessman
Supreme Court
Ite
Don Angelée
Federal District Court
Prayer for T DAY amid toil and justice and liberty
Prayer text invoking Almighty God to aid workers who live by toil not deceit. It appeals for a just society where liberty comes with fair bread and condemns bread gained by shedding blood. Signed by Raymond TF, RBalkamb, Wed ford, Ofe, minister, Fits, Meth calist Chritch.
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God
Freud
Miles
Jesus Christ
Raymond TF
Rbalkamb
Wedford
Calist Chritch
Japan Plans Guard Force Proposal Targets 50,000 by 1961
Defense officials disclosed a plan to form a guard force as a nucleus of World War I veterans. The Asahi newspaper reported the unit would be activated only in emergencies, growing to 50,000 men by 1961, while regular forces would number 180,000 with weapons.
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TOKYG
Plato
Asahi
Guard
Agra
Television Schedule Fragments Highlight October Evening Lineup
A fragmented OCR listing outlines an October broadcast schedule with various programs and times. Entries mention Pinky Lee, Gene Autry, Dinah Shore, Howdy Doody, Mickey Mouse Club, Wolf, and Johnny Carson, along with weather and news segments and sports portions.
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Gene Autry
Mitkay Moore
Ie World
Howdy Bavay
Wootlight Theats
Funky Lee
Rane Rider
Paula Puppets
Orvion Rash
Sunny
Edwards
Earl
Zelclere
Fortune
Sidan
Bertune
Fuaniay
Sgt. Praston
Dinah Shore
Bob
Cummings
Mary
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