Europe Turns Inward As Isolationism Shapes Policy
The piece argues wide swaths of Europe retreat from cooperation and defense pacts. England resists ceding sovereignty to European bodies and clings to the Commonwealth. Sweden stalls military alliances, while France champions cooperation excluding Germany. The United States remains deeply involved through ERP and allied commitments.
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England
Great Britain
Schuman
Europe
Council of Europe
Britain
European Payments Union
Commonwealth
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
France
Germany
Eisenhower
United Nations
Japan
United States
GOP Strategy Meeting Set for 1952 Campaign
The Republican National Committee will convene in Washington on January 26 to map election strategy for 1952. Chairman Guy Gabrielson outlined aims including defending 20 Senate seats, aiding 199 House Republicans, netting at least two Senate pickups, winning 39 Democratic House seats, expanding two party presence in the South, and broadening party bases with local leaders.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
GOP
Congress
Senate
House
Guy Gabrielson
South
Republican Party
Mrs Remington Details Loyalty to Communism in Marriage
In New York W W Remington’s ex wife testifies at his perjury trial that she did not marry for love and required him to stay a Communist and participate in party activities. She said they married in 1938 and divorced after a long separation, and she quit the party in 1946.
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New York
William W Remington
Remington
Communist Party
Ridgewood
N.J
Commerce Department
William C. Chanler
Harlan County
Workers Alliance
Air Barrier Found High Above Strato In New Discovery
University of Utah physicist Richard N. Thomas and Harvard observatory’s Fred Whipple report an air barrier at 60 miles plus in the upper atmosphere. The heating is about twice prior estimates, affecting rocket speeds to avoid melting of noses and components.
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Haverford
American Astronomical Society
Strawbridge Observatory
Haverford College
Richard N. Thomas
University of Utah
Fred Whipple
Harvard Observatory
Thomas
Whipple
Earth
Randahl Shifts Posts to Join Congress in Washington
Gov. Fred Randahl departs Bismarck by automobile to assume his U S House seat on January 3. Norman Brunsdale will succeed him as North Dakota governor.
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Randahl
Bismarck
N. D
Fred Randahl
Washington
North Dakota
Norman Brunsdale
Canadian Troops May Fight in Europe Instead of Korea
Ottawa reports center of gravity favors sending Canada's UN force to Europe rather than Korea though Princess Patricia's light infantry remains in Korea training for combat. The army ordered home most of the Korea advance party and may request Parliament next month to authorize Europe assignments.
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Europe
Korea
Ottawa
Canada
United Nations
MacArthur
Princess Patricia's Light Infantry
Fort
Lewis
Wash
Minnesota's General Grant Is Married
General Ulysses Grant and Loretta W. Williamson were married in Chisago City Minnesota on Wednesday. Grant is a staff sergeant with the 817th ordnance at the Red River arsenal in Texarkana Texas and will return to duty Friday. Williamson is a schoolteacher in Pensacola Florida. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Elmer F. Sahigren.
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Chisago City
Minn
Ulysses Grant
Loretta W. Williamson
Grant
Ulysses
817Th Ordnance
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Tex
Pensacola
Fla
Elmer F. Sahigren
Weather calendar question from 1951 St Joseph calendar
Public notice promotes a 1951 St Joseph weather calendar and chart offering free copies at drug counters. It claims thousands of facts and urges readers to obtain one today.
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St. Joseph
Russian Furs Arrive for U S Air Force in Seattle
The Post-Intelligencer reports a shipment of 20 bales of raw furs from Russia via England unloaded at Seattle in the foreign trade zone. Twelve bales are wolf skins and eight are bear skins totaling about 3500 pounds, consigned to a Seattle firm under government contract for the air force. A Vancouver shipment is expected soon after a prior diversion to San Francisco due to longshoremen.
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Seattle
Post- Intelligencer
United States Airforce
Russia
England
Dorrington Court
Airforce
Vancouver
B. C
San Francisco
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Dial
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Strato
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Walter Lea
Minnesota
WOLFS
Gabardine
Skinner
Gabardine & Rayon
MER Wolf & Sons
Eam Ay
U. S
Federal
State Tax Service
E. M. Knutson
W. Maple Dial
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Coats
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SAS
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