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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1950
Page
3
Stillwater officials at The Uttwater Centre collaborate with Mate Edges the Department to study graduate conditions and the question of attendance. Seniors will be given a questionnaire to assess needs and concerns.
An alumni banquet is scheduled for Wednesday June 21 at Newman's Lake House. Reservations close June 16 with Merrill Baker, Miss Nancy Doughty, or Thomas Ryan.
Berlin reports say Kurt Mueller, once a top Red, was arrested as an agent for a foreign power and linked to other crimes. West Germany’s Communist Party expelled him for alleged betrayal and aiding hostile elements. Soviet zone authorities offered no detail on the seizure, fueling speculation of summons or kidnapping. Comedian Ed Wynn’s stage name traces to the middle of his real name Isaiah Edwin Leopold.
Tokyo radio said Agnes Smedley willed all her possessions to Gen Chu Teh, commander of Red China’s armies, and asked for ashes to be sent to Peiping. She died May 6 in Oxford England. An earlier Tokyo Army report named her a Soviet spy. she denied the charge and later the Army had no proof.
Marshall Plan administrator Paul Hoffman calls for a four-front cold war to contain the Kremlin and predicts its fall. He warns Russia uses propaganda and fear, and that internal pressure and satellite breakaway could follow, amid remarks at a U S mayors conference. He labels the Kremlin the most evil of dictatorships and says freedom will triumph.
Two Polish diplomats, Vice Consul F. Miszkowski and cultural attache Dr J Zetroski, reportedly cut ties with the Communist government and fled to Sweden after internal quarrels, aiming for eventual Argentina. Dr Wilodzimierz Umiaatowsk, former Polish charge d affaires, left Warsaw on April 14 with wife and two children en route to Sweden. The Finnish foreign ministry was asked to cancel their accreditation.
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