McCloy Rebukes Germany In Stuttgart Speech
US high commissioner John J McCloy warned West Germany against criticizing the Western Allies and urged continued Allied guidance to rehabilitate Germany. He rejected a strong German military and warned Nazism must not rise again, stressing Germany's recovery depends on Allied management and reform.
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Associated Press
Germany
John J. McCloy
Stuttgart
America
James F. Byrnes
Russia
McCloy
Western
Versailles
Reich
Hitler
Austria
Fatherland
Fuehrer
Europe
Popeye Statue Stands 12 Feet High in Crystal City
In Crystal City Texas a 12 foot statue of Popeye towers over the town attracting visitors. The statue’s unveiling marks a local celebration and draws attention to the spin ach capital of the region.
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Crystal City
Texas
Popeye
Shall We Pave The Country Shall We Pave The Country
HAL BOYLE argues that urban growth will push farming onto roads to pave arable land. Population boomed from 75 million in 1900 to 150 million by 1950, with cars rising to nine million. Cities expand rural, farmers favor tractors over large families, and suburbs blur lines between city and country as food science grows supply. If trends continue, the countryside becomes a vast municipal lake with no traffic problems and driving everywhere.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Republic
United States
Daniel Boone
Census Bureau
Bid to pay for airfield parking contract ends soon
A fragmentary remark notes the speaker will pay to park across an airfield and wishes to live long enough to bid on the paying contract, reflecting a local procurement matter demanding attention.
Housing costs comprise about one fifth of U S capital outlays
The sentence notes that housing expenditures account for roughly twenty percent of total capital spending in the United States, highlighting housing as a major share of national investment.
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United States
NH Forester urges residents to plant for forests as investment
Concord reports State Forester John Foster urging New Hampshire residents to plant trees as an investment. He claims that properly managed cultivated pines can yield 40,000 per acre. Separate item notes the fishing smack Henry Harris arriving at Hastings after a Channel night of fishing with a 200 pound bomb lodged in its nets.
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Concord
U.P
Forrester
John Foster
New Hampshire
Henry Harris
Hastings
England
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