Fifteen years after Hitler’s invasion in Poland
Editorial recalls the 15 year anniversary of war unleashed by Hitler and the ensuing global conflict. It contrasts past leaders and current names with the same struggle for power, questions contemporary fears in Poland France Romania Bulgaria Hungary Germany and Italy, and laments continued world peril and the need for prayer.
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Adolf Hitler
London
Paris
Chamberlain
Daladier
Garmelin
von Fritsch
Weygand
Smithy-Rydz
Quisling
Wilhelmina
Leafald
Petain
Lavel
Giraud
Antoneses
Horthy
Lisenhower
Adenauer
Sceba
Mendes-France
Malenkov
Tito
Dulles
Bidault
Lhope
Teraid
End of French EDC move reshapes European defense plan
A French National Assembly decision to postpone indefinitely ratification of Western Europe's defense accord ends hopes for a six nation European Army. The United States faces a forced reassessment as France stalls and Germany may be urged to rearm alone to sustain any European security program.
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French National Assembly
United States
Europe
Joh Foster Dulles
West Germany
Eisenhower liberalism pushes give away government theme
A Washington column argues the Eisenhower administration seeks to expand individual freedoms by reducing federal control and shifting power back to citizens. It praises ending central economic monopolies and downsizing government while warning critics who favor New Deal policies. The piece envisions a 1956 election reaffirming confidence in self reliance and American liberalism.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
United States
Eisenhower
John American
Opjo
Rupluesert
Woodrow Wilson
Fair Delis
Eisen Rower
America
Inder
Abrenhower
Drew
India
Latin Motto on Chief's Desk Aims for Gentle Yet Strong
Washington reports a new Latin motto on President Eisenhower's desk, roughly translating to Speak softly but carry a big stick. aides noted the line, traced to a 10th century Jesuit leader in a treatise named Agua Viva.
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Washington
Eissenhower
House
Vhendara Roosevelt
Bbsenhower
Chindlo
TV Murder Mysteries and the Worry Clinic
In a reader guidance column psychologist Dr. Crane discusses children and fear from TV and movie thrillers. Larry, age five, covers his face during terrifying climaxes yet remains drawn to scary plots, while parents seek balanced guidance on emotional control and limiting frightful stimuli. The piece highlights coping strategies like hiding, detaching thoughts, and counting to calm nerves.
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Larry B
Dr. Crane
Larry
de. Crane
Joan
Almst Coukles
Brady on infant colic and public health booklet
Letter by Dr. William Brady defends skepticism toward many colic remedies. He cites authorities and his Brady Baby Book while urging proper infant care and addressing readers to send stamped envelopes for the booklet. Also a brief item notes Honolulu exports sending wasps to the South Pacific for pest control.
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Hewlso
Jacobi
Fischer
Hall
Griffith
Spock
G. Butt
Brady
Brady Gaby
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Comino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Honolulu
Hawaii
South Pacific
France's Paris Vote Shapes European Defense Rift
The French Parliament abstained on the European Defense Community treaty, shaping a Cold War clash as Moscow benefits from France’s division. If EDC falters, Britain faces duty to lead and NATO plans push Germany into alliance, with U.S. rearmament policy under review. France’s stance injects risk into West German NATO entry and overall Western defense cohesion.
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J.-M. Roberts JR
Associated Press
Hurypesn
France
Britain
Shel! Tank
Bueopean
Kremlin
Orl Agachi
EDC
Talue
Europe
M. Molotov
ROC
Lyefell
United States
Brilaln
Fale
Aablen
FA Kritwin
West Germany
Rulles
Forsen Palley
Germany
NATO
Folklore and Odd Tales From a Wary World
A fragmentary local style piece recounts odd incidents where homes vanish, wrong addresses disrupt moving or painting jobs, and a few peculiar crimes end in comic or curious outcomes. It cites a Douglas Arizona couple returning home after six months to find nothing intact, plus a Dallas blanket theft through a window screen and a jailer’s chase aftermath.
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Beng
Douglas, Ariz., l
Noak
Dallas
Tex
Rialto
Chicago
Special Service for Undelivered Herald Copies
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