Churchill urges Western Germany as key to a united Europe
Winston Churchill argues in the House of Commons that active Western German aid is essential to defend Europe and build a united Europe. He cites Germany as the continental keystone and calls for Allied safeguards while forecasting eventual reunification, with Western Germany groomed for lasting ties with Britain and France.
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Associated Press
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Europe
Churchill
Reich
Commons
Britain
France
Russia
Public Opinion Split On Future Car Speeds And Safety
The Globe asked citizens about faster cars and safety. Constable J D Duke says faster is likely but current speeds are risky. elevator operator Ed Allen notes speeds already exceed safety and drinking and road readiness raise danger. retired M VanderSlice and others contend safety limits may be reached though some foresee improvements with faster highways. callers include May Foreman and Kathryn Harper offering varied views on future designs and safety priorities.
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J. D. Duke
Rio Grande
ED Allen
Wichita
May Foreman
North Mirror
Kathryn Harper
East Twenty-second
Highway Department
Fatal Fall Ends Boys' Squabble in Brooklyn Rooftop
In New York on March 30 two Brooklyn boys quarreled over pet pigeons. Nine year old Charles Hartman fell five stories to his death after John Serrano, fourteen, hammered his hands with a ten foot pole until he lost his grip on a fire escape. Serrano is held on a juvenile delinquency charge for children's court.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charles Hartman
Dist
Aaron Silver
John Serrano
Charles
Silver
John
Children’s Court
Weather Olives Prophecy Sparks Storms In Sydney
A Sydney grocer kept olives marked as weather prophets. He claimed clear fluid and pale green olives signaled good weather while a dark rim predicted rain. A mid afternoon thunderstorm followed and lightning strikes were reported at the beach. His tale drew curious visitors and calls from racing men and a weather bureau official.
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Sydney
Australia
U.P
W. Mansell
Mansell
Weather Bureau
Husband Rejoins Wife At Hockey Game In Crowd Shuffle
An Omaha couple reserved seats to a hockey game. The husband left for a business appointment, but later rushed back to the Coliseum and barged in, sitting beside his wife. The sequence shows a late change of plans and a crowded entry.
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Omaha
W.P
Coliseum
Learn To Swim As Invalids In Five Day Course
Fifty expert swimmers with leg splints or taped bodies completed a five day course in Chicago to learn how it feels to swim while physically handicapped. They will train to teach swimming to handicapped persons as part of the American Red Cross project led by national field representatives and safety directors from sixteen Midwestern states.
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Chicago
Ginger Rogers Hits Falsies In Men Shoulder Padding
Hollywood star Ginger Rogers jokes that men should worry about their own padding as she mocks male shoulder fullness. She notes some men wear padding in bathrobes and shirts, while a football player may need protection from eleven pursuers.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
Miss Rogers
Allot Park Space For Egg Hunts
Organizations planning Easter egg hunts in Amarillo parks should reserve space with the Park and Recreation Commission office early. City recreation director Jack Haas says first come first served allows area assignment and watering schedules to prevent conflicts. Call PARK office at 2 5364 to reserve space.
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Amarillo
Park and Recreation Commission
Jack Haas
Hans
SHOE THIEF TAKES LEFT-FOOT SHOES IN ST LOUIS CASE
A WPA thief stole three sample cases with eight dozen women’s shoes from a salesman’s car in St. Louis. All shoes taken were left foot only, fitting a recurring pattern in such thefts.
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ST. Louis
WPA
Lady Rustler Demonstrates Cattle Theft Case
Oakland dispatch reports 23 year old nurse Mrs. Firth Band charged with grand theft of five calves and four cows. She allegedly aided by three 17 year old boys. Calves found in a slaughterhouse bought for 135 dollars. cows sold earlier in Sacramento. Band claimed she likes cattle from Wyoming and trained as a nurse in Boston.
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Oakland
Cal
Firth Band
Stanley Peterson
Peterson
Sacramento
Band
Wyoming
Boston
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