Taft accuses Truman policy of appeasing Communists in World War II buildup
Senator Taft of Ohio charges the Truman administration with appeasing Communists and strengthening Russia. He blames Roosevelt and Truman for a policy that placed Russia in Central Europe and warns this could lead to a third world war. Harriman criticized Taft’s Senate votes as aligned with Communist objectives ahead of his November defeat bid.
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Taft
Ohio
Truman
Russia
State
Republican Policy Committee
Far Eastern
State Department
W. Averell Harriman
Congress
Harriman
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Seitor Ferguson R
Ghia
Roosevelt
Yalta
Potsdam
Europe
United States
Acheson
Formosa
Trueman
Douglas) MacArthur
Far East
Farr East
George C. Marshall
Marshall
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Henry A. Wallace
Yarry Hopkins
Roosevlt
Stalin
AFL
Ohioan
Senate
Marelal
Con Xrean
Reds Fight to Hold Seoul as Marines Press Forward
AP war report from Seoulfront describes Marine forces crossing the Han River near Seoul with amtracks and Bailey bridges. U S troops, tied to a growing river crossing, push upstream as North Korean units oppose the advance with heavy fire and counterattacks. Allied aircraft pound enemy positions to protect the assault and speed ground progress toward the capital.
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Anthony Kent
Salina
Kas
Kent
Whitehead
Tosa
Martnes
Seoul
Lewis
MacArthur
Tera
United Nations Forces
Vira Marine Division
Sou
Han
Eulurha
Yamuhiwa
Yonedungpo
Tae Feu
Kunwi
Tae
Tavsu
Kasan
Meir
Ean Price
Vhs
Toes
Cuties
Waeswan
U. S
Tiiviston Infanteymer
Naktone River
Tls
Infanteyien
Mrs. An
Nattle
Kimpo
Matthews Due To Quit Soon
The Spokane Review reports Navy Secretary Francis Matthews is expected to resign soon. Harold Stassen is said to have been offered the post and is considering it with President Truman. A prominent business figure returning from Washington and New York is quoted.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Review
Navy
Francis Matthews
Reaixh
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Truman
the Review
Washington, D. C
New York
Asdley Holden
Petiticn
Front Paige
Matthews
Russia
Staten
University of Pennsylvania
Minnesola
Apple Market In This Area Is Dull
The apple market at Appalachian shipping points showed slow demand with Red Delicious becoming the main shipment in Virgina and West Virginia segments. Grimes and Jonathan varieties saw slower sales while Eastern crates of Red Delicious and Bold crates traded around FRAOTH with prices near $2.00 per bushel. Some Red Stayman and Jonathans at Martinsburg moved slowly near $2.50.
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Appalachian
West Virginia
Sone Grimes
Jonathana
Martinsburg
Obituaries Continued From Page 146 In Bedford County Pa
Died in Morgan County Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs Ida May Weller age 68 daughter of Joseph and Rennie Nowl born in Washington County. Survived by daughters Nannie Weller Iva Bishop Ixora Bachitell Effie Rosenberry and sons George Benjamin Luther all of Hancock and routes. Also sister Mag Shornmaker Rowjat Pig Spring 29 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral at Charles C East Funeral Home Hancock with service at Stone Bridgen Duard Church near Hancock officiated by S KF Spitzer and Rev Glen Winters with interment in adjoining cemetery. ]]>
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Ida May Weller
Morgan County Memorial Hospital
Herkeley Springs
Joseph and
Rennie (Weller) Nowl
Washington County
Nannie Weller
Hancock
Iva Bishop
Ixora Bachitell
Effie Rosenberry
Elect Pangborn To Boys' Clubs Leaders Honored
A long list of prominent figures from industry education and labor, including James A. Fatiny and Frank S. Belgrane Jr., are named for the Boys' Clubs election, as the article notes 208 initiated Toys' Chats and a plan to grow memberships nationwide over the next ten years.
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Con Iy Company
James A. Fat Iny
Washington
Mostinseter General
Coca Cola Export Corpora
Hors
Riser Hoover
Watshirton
Federal Bureau of Investination
Charles W. Wilson
Sehnertedsy
New York
Presiddent
General Electric Company
Frank S. Belgrane, Jr
Partai Oregon
Ralph Badd
Chieaea
Hownd
Chiesko Transit
James RL Carey
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Albert AL. Cole
Moussauville
Conn
Reader's Digest
Donald B. David
Boston
Harvard School of Business
Fem
Methewell Daevis
Withington
N.C
Atlante Coast Line RL
Menere Charles 4
United States
Stege Veara
Steel Workers Board to Decide Wage Boost for 1 000 000
The CIO United Steel Workers executive board meets to decide a wage boost for about one million members amid rising living costs and new gains by allied unions. President Philip Murray calls the meeting as rank and file seek higher pay.
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Pirusburan
CIO
United Steel Workers Union
Ciu-Ante
Autea
Recount Likely as Mahoney Faces Lane in Maryland Bid
In Maryland the convention vote system may tilt toward the statewide winner Mahoney as 1,280 of 1,429 precincts report 166,590 for Mahoney and 157,708 for Lane. McKetchin touts a close race while Kadinsky and Kelton seek footholds and the party diverges over the nomination.
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General Assembly
Shpf
Mahoney
Lane
Waltimore
Theodore R. Kel [Din
Hermer
Baltimore
Fat Fox
McKetchin
Herbert Tt. O'Conor
Hosemater
McKotlin
Tie
Laine
John Marshall Tutler
Natthnore
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Markey
GOC
Ite
Oconar
Wila A. Gunter
Gimaberts Unit
Helen Elizabet Brown
Taltimore
Poplar
Umtfortier
Tydings
Maryland
Sersite
Ung
J. J Monaghan
Conreresanain
Joh A L Meyer
Girl Seeks Admission to All Male Air Force Unit
Margery Lawton an 18 year old freshman at St Louis University applies to join the all male Air Forces unit at the university. She declares she is capable and patriotic and believes total mobilization is upcoming. Major Aubrey J. Bouch comments on eligibility.
Governor Lane Carries County By 3 213 Votes
Unofficial returns show Governor Lane Carr carrying the county by 3 213 votes amid a crowded slate. John Markey 87 and John Butler 2 567 vied for the Republican US Senate nomination while Martin Ingram defeated Lloyd Kahn for State’s Attorney and Samuel Kaylor secured the sheriff nomination.
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Lane
Witlner
Democratic Central Committee
John Butler
Republican
C. S. Senate
Washington County
Republican Central Committee
John Markey
Butler
Martin Ingram
Lloyd Kahn
Ingram
Kahn
Chest X Ray Service Opens At Fairground
Kolder and the committee announce mobile X ray units offering free screenings today and tomorrow at Hagerstown Fair. The unit at the North Street School runs 1 20 to 7 30 EST with pupils scanned to 3 30 and the public to 7 40. The mobile unit at the fairground operates noon to 5 00 today and 12 70 to 1 30 tomorrow.
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Kolder
Nithsburg
Smiths
Hare Hill
Hagerstown
Fairground
Dr Richard Binford Opens Home Practice in Guilford Area
Dr Richard Binford begins medical practice at 1125 Potomac Avenue in his home. A Guilford College and Duke University Medical School graduate, he previously worked in Baltimore City Hospitals and Johns Hopkins Hospital as a fellow in medical out-patient cities and personnel health clinic. He is the son of Raymond Binford of Guilford and married to Christine Goerlinger of Wilkes Barre Pa. they have one child Marilyn aged 12.
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Thichard T. Binford
Potomac Avenue
Guilford College
Duke University
Binford
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Ospital
Wovford
Raymond Tpford
Guilford
Nlc
Emerius
College
Ilolosy
Ite
Christine Goerlinger
Wilkes, Narre and
Wallas Pa
Histerics
Altimore City
Marilyn
Karean Air Force seeks guidance on new application issue
The Tah Air Force headquarters is asked for guidance as a major notes a novel problem in air science and tactics. He says this issue has never been encountered before.
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Tah Air Force
Reuther Sees Steel Shortage Hurting Auto Workers
Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers warns that auto workers face layoffs due to a looming steel shortage linked to the Korean War and monopoly control. He criticizes Republican leaders and industrialists and cites a need for more investment in education and housing while campaigning for Democratic candidates.
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Philadelphia
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Aif
CAW
Tax Assessment Hearings Delayed by State Commission Action
County commissioners and the state Tax Commission delay hearings with no fault by the supervisor of assessments. The commission seeks more background by consulting the Board of County Commissioners, which has not yet been done in this case. An official meeting and further announcements are expected in the coming days.
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State Tax Commission
Traver
Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Wagaman
Tthe
Board of County Commission
Ees
Wilt Ham Esport
Wagaimani
Assessmienht
Clopper
Williamsport
Tax Commission
Traser
Charles Wagawan
J. Kenneth McLaughlin
Marshall Faces Toughest Job of His Long Career
The Senate committee pressed George C. Marshall on Formosa rearmament and Germany policy as he waits for confirmation. He declined to speak officially, citing his status, and said he would consult the President and State and military leaders before endorsing views. Questions ranged from China mission to wartime accords and Pearl Harbor.
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State Department
Johnson
New York Atlantic
Formosa
Germany
Marshall
Far East
Douglas Mar-Arthur
Jenner Re Lndt
Tydings
U.md
China
Mr. i Truman
Russia
Pearl Harbor
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Cambridge
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Angerstown
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Florence L. Lesher
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Oelock
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Minnich Muneral Tome
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Joseph M. Hoffman
Doctor Eyre
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Roney Bros
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House of Defegates
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