Europe and US must share burden in defense alliance
The piece argues mutual European and American duties in countering communism. It compares France Britain and the United States military commitments in Korea Malaya and Vietnam, noting budgets manpower and possible future European defense force sharing. It emphasizes France as a keystone for Western Europe security and political unity ahead of elections.
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Mis souri River projects complete storage and dams
Paragraphs note thirteen storage and two diversion dams completed in the Missouri River basin under its development program. Silk lapels and fashion details appear in misread text while colonial tile fragments from 1715 were found at the governor's palace ruins in Williamsburg Virginia and reset during restoration. Scientific rain data from Germany aids advance planting and harvesting plans.
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Militia Faces Budget Strain as Guard Units Reactivated
Texas officials warn that the Texas National Guard and State Guard demand more manpower and money as federal calls deplete units. Legislative Budget Board cuts threaten essential staff, while lawmakers consider rider to keep state equipment and funds available to run militia duties during Guard activations.
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Price rollbacks flaw highlights consumer pain
The piece argues that the price rollback policy failed to curb costs for families, noting Crisco, meats, and hides spiked before being rolled back to November levels. It criticizes government price freezes as prompting ongoing markups by merchants and manufacturers.
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Callaway Mills founder family shapes Georgia town
The narrative visits La Grange Georgia with Cason Callaway owner of 40 000 acres and a new lake and nine hole golf course for residents. The piece notes the Callaway family transforming the business into a charitable foundation and remarks on travel light habits inspired by Will Rogers and Kin Hubbard. Younger workers’ desks feature phones and efficient layouts.
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Answers to readers questions on coffee calcium and more
A compilation of Q and A from The Austin American Information Bureau listing explanations on coffee flavor, calcium in the body, hors d oeuvres origin, German shepherds versus police dogs, voting methods in the House, Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, Black Friday date, French white cattle, and oceanographic institutions.
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Editorial Staff Names The Austin American
The Austin American announces Charles JF. Green as editor and Louis N. Goldberg as business manager in the new masthead, with changes affecting the newspaper's leadership and operational direction.
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Ike in command a pivotal shift for European policy
Washington notes that Eisenhower, tapped to lead under the North Atlantic Pact, gains authority to sell Congress on a European troop presence as isolationism grows. His blend of military and political skill aims to weld diverse European forces into a cohesive unit while minimizing war weariness at home. The piece also traces Ike’s early life and values shaping his approach to leadership and peace.
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Broadway Gossip and High Society Notes Minute
Walter Winchell on Broadway surveys midtown chatter and nightlife. Notables include General Jimmy Doolittle declining drinks, Vito Marcantonio linked to communism jokes, Marlene Dietrich and Louis Bid at the Blue Angs, plus Oscar-worthy stars and stage moves.
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