Could a top level conference ease world tension editorial
After months of wrangling West German rearmament seems near but a bigger challenge remains how the allies will control it. Adenauer’s age and a rising right wing threat worry France and Britain while a minor incident with coast guard boats recalls postwar German disarmament failures. The Western allies must supervise the German arms buildup to avoid grave consequences.
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France
Great Britain
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Germany
Bonn
Interior Ministry
Allied Military Security Board
Bremen
London
Adolph Hitler
London Daily Express
Sun Slants Astore On County Car Tags In Texas
A proposed county car tag tax aimed to fund highway rights of way gains momentum in Dallas County. The plan would charge auto owners, with the county handling funds to buy freeway land inside and outside city limits. Supporters say it could raise needed money for expressways, while opponents warn of higher living costs and squeezed budgets. Local business leader John M D Jones endorses it. County Judge Bob Casey seeks more money for rights of way but has not endorsed the plan. Separate notes report Mrs Susie Braswell opening Smart Shop in Jasper, and a second county judge facing trouble over parking meter fines.
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Dallas
Houston Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
John MD. Jones
Bob Casey
Houston
Bellaire
U. S Senate
Sens
Lyndon Johnson
Price Daniel
Shell
Sen. Daniel
Sen. Johnson
House of Representatives
Mahon, Potman
Peapge
Rogers
Thornberry
John Belt
Cuero
Belt
Austin
Baytown
Senate
House
Baytown Sun
Parking meters dispute grows between Milam and Cameron
County Judge Bristow of Henderson County challenges Athens City claim to collect on meters near the courthouse, arguing the meters sit on county property on the square. The text notes past county actions extending into courthouse lawn and hints at jurisdiction questions and potential legal challenges.
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Milam County
Cameron
Barney Bristow
Henderson County
Athens
Erlal
Teetter
Bristew
Lick
Climate and migration trends in Jetters search for warm bases
Baeson Park Massachusetts notes Jetters seek warmer states like California Arizona and other South regions to escape harsh winters. Young families may prefer cooler climates for summer comfort while older couples favor warmth. Yale statistics link climate to activity and vitality. New England weather changes spurred energy for farms cities and railroads. The article discusses pros and cons of warm versus cold year round habitats for residents and business.
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Baeson Park
Mass
Finyiea
California
Arizona
New
Florida
Yale University
New England
United States
Verse on enduring for the elect in salvation
A devotional line from the Bible exhorts believers to endure all things for the elect that they may obtain salvation in Christ Jesus with eternal glory as stated in II Timothy chapter two verse ten.
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Christ Jesus
Moving to warmer states for retirement and work
Article advises retirees to consider Florida, California, and Arizona as options to reduce costs though Social Security may not cover all expenses. It suggests studying maps and chamber info, visiting before buying, and warns about taxes, climate, and living costs. also lists job ideas and emphasizes handwriting industry potential.
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Florida
California
Arizona
Witernnl
State Chamber of Commerce
Fran
Advics
United States Agricultural Department
Labor Chief Speaks Lingo Of Workers In Report
Secretary of Labor Jim Mitchell outlines worker concerns in a report to Congress for fiscal 19a. The piece notes his connection with laborers and suggests his language reflects their reality, portraying him as attentive to frontline issues and needs.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Jim Mitchell
Ser
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Congress
High Level Talks on Big Issues Seen
Charles M. McGans reports on possible high level talks and showdowns between the United States, Britain, and France with the Soviet Union over European tensions and the Formosa crisis. The piece weighs risks of war with China, Western talks with Moscow, and the path to a possible international conference as postwar diplomacy unfolds.
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Charles M. McGans
United Press
United States
Red China
Formosa
Great Britain
Fran
Risenbower
Russia
Kremlin
Parone
Fay Bestern
China
Shires
Feranes
Foreley
Tne
United Nations
Peiqing
Weein
Did You Know Big Four Specialists in Trade Sectors
The text notes experts identify four key export sectors industrial machinery, automobiles, grains and cotton, claiming they account for around 400 percent at the value of goods sold abroad. It references Florida Bay and shelters, with about 20 percent linked to a dating breeding season and mentions a National Aviation authority starting a program with birds and nests.
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A? TS
Auton Bilees
Florida Bay
Quick Knowledge Quiz From A Vintage Column
Answers span US history and literature from Salmon P Chase as secretary and chief justice to Samuel Pepys. The quiz contrasts censor and censure, cites Boy Scout founder Baden-Powell, and notes a 19th century physician, plus a Macon Georgia singer performer.
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the Treasury
United States Supreme Court
James Garfield
Lincoln
Samuel Pepys
Rohese Stephensom Smythe Baden-Powell
Adena
Bartholomew W. Vigan
Senator George presses for Big Four conference over Ikes policy
Washington headlines reveal a backstage push by Senator George of Georgia for a Big Four meeting. Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower wavered between peace talks and tough Far Eastern measures amid cabinet quarrels and Churchill pressure, influencing U S foreign policy toward potential regional conflict and a possible atomic strategy.
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Hy Drew
Pearson Washington
White House
Senator George
Georgia
George
John Foster Dulles
Chiang Kai- Shek
Dulles
Frortiosa Strait
Far East
Quemoy
Matsu
Ben
U. S
Bulganin
Treasury
Humphrey
Far Eest
Allt Asia
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Eisenhower
Yalta
Tice
Roy Woodruff
Coca-Cola
Knowland
Ike
Winston Churchill
England
Churchill
Communist Party
Nuthall’s son weds heiress amid town bets and envy
The lanky nineteen year old Nuthall surprised all by winning the daughter of the town's richest man. They marry, despite skeptics who backed against him. A sharp exchange about a bicycle mirrors the town’s envy as the wedding proceeds. The Madison mayor described a peppery house design in the same notice.
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Nuthalls
Mrs. Nuthall
Young Nuthall
Interest ing but not beautiful says Wright and mayor
A quirky dialogue notes Frank Lloyd Wright calling an idea interesting but not beautiful and a banker remarks on a secretary with poor spelling but high allure. He dates her while she plans matrimony. She storms in and threatens to sue for breach of promise unless she can sign as Mrs Montmorency Kadison, which the banker mocks.
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Department
White House
Howard Pyle
Ike
Secretary of Labor
Wisconsin
Jim
Bill
Guy L. Brown
Brotherhood of Laca- Miolive Engineers
Henry C. Fleisher
The
CIO
Department of Labor
Frank Lloyd Wright
Radison
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