Spy Charge Sparks McCarthy Debate And Britain Cuts U S Purchases
Accused U N official Lattimore rejects McCarthy charges while FBI file access sparks debate. Britain plans up to 25 percent cuts in purchases from the United States to reduce the dollar deficit, contingent on steady U S growth and productivity. Concurrent talks push for a Japanese peace treaty as Western powers press ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
U.S
Britain
Owen Lattimore
United Nations
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Lattimore
Russia
United States
U.S. State Department
Afghanistan
U. N
State Department
U.N
FBI
J. Edgar Yeover
Great Britain
Dolliar
South Africa
Douglas MacaArthur
Philip Jossip
Trnian
Japan
Moscow
Washington
Fragmentary Note on Ancestry Records and Rare Terms
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions cotams and ancessarily rare terms with unclear context. It references incomplete phrases and lacks identifiable people, places, or organizations. Content remains garbled and cannot establish a coherent news item or event.
Nation faces defense split as Eisenhower and Johnson clash
A public clash over U S defense strength pits General Dwight D Eisenhower against Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson after a White House briefing. Johnson says defenses are sufficient for the moment, while Eisenhower warns defenses have fallen below danger level prompting possible budget scrutiny. Also described is Maddida, a magnetic digital differential analyzer shown at Rutgers demonstrating automated factory potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Lous Johnson
U.S
Eisenhower
Truman
Mr Johnson
Avery
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Geneva Eisenhower
Congress
Tam
Floyd Steele
Rutgers University College of Engineering
Steele
Manhattan Beach
Cal
Squeeze Play Reds Exchange Rate Sparks U S Protest
The Russians set a 4 rubles per dollar rate, replacing the prior 8 to 1. The United States called the move unjustified and demanded restoration. Moscow said the new rate would apply from July 1, raising embassy running costs by about a million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Moscow
United States
Ameren
Eptuary
Hysterical wife with rifle headlines a 1920s crime tale mix
Broad street yarns recount two historic capers from the 1920s to 1940s. A Michigan wife shoots for a hunting rifle surprise, while a 1924 mail train robbery spawns a counterplot of investigation and an inspector who outsmarts his own racket. A Berlin postwar twist ends in a tragic triple marriage tragedy and death by self.
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Battle Creek
Michigan
Zilpha Perske
Ilinois
Fahy
Post Office Department
Army of Dicks
Underworld
Television and film stars mingle at New York celebration
Ropert Young and wife vacationing in New York amid engagements for United Artists. They celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary with flowers and cake as they discuss Father Knows Best and his driving safety campaign. Industry figures Stefan Schnabel Dan Seymour Alan Dale Bobby Soxers Steve Cochran Robert Webber Mae West connections noted.
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Ropert Young
New York
Eflen
United Artists
Telease
Oafel
Steve Cochran
Robert Webber
Steve
Mae Wast
Diamond Gil
White
Webber
Melvyn Douglas
Sailor Beach Drama Ends With Rekindled Trust and Engagement
In a moonlit scene at a lakeside lodge, Gail rejects a bold advance from Clark Davis and finds solace with Tommy Berkley. Tommy intervenes when Davis attacks, then consoles Gail and reveals his engagement to Rita. The moment closes with Gail recognizing renewed loyalty and happiness.
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Tommy Berkley
Rita Young
Rita
Tommy
Gail
Moon
Clark Davis
Davis
Clark
Nick
This Is Your Paper What Is A Newspaper
A reflective piece discussing the role of the home town newspaper in community life. It argues the paper is a mirror of local affairs, a clearing house for ideas, a information library, and a watchdog, while noting its limits as a business and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalism
United States
Pet
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle listing many across and down clues with varied topics including food, attributes, animals, geography, and objects. Entries span from food tisk to cant, with multiple thematic and dictionary style definitions and misspellings suggesting a historical puzzle page.
Crossword Clue Pack From Last Week's Puzzle
Readable clues recap shows several entries including cook as meat in an oven and remarks on obscure witty sayings plus sheltered side ideas. The fragment hints at a themed puzzle answer set and potential cross word connection.
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Union
AEC
Thomas J. Murray
David E. Lillenthal
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Reds
Broadway
Main Street
Billy Rose
San Francisco
Inspector Lilt Fahy
Berlin
Bil Downs
CBS
Husband No
Albert J. Cohen
Stefan Schnabel
Nora Drake
Arthur Schnabe
U.S. Office of Strategic Services
Europe
Dan Seymour
Boys’ Club of America
Alan Dale
Bobbysoxers
Dale
Robert Q. Lewis
M.c
the Fiction Corner
Robert Young
William R. Nelson
Elizabeth
Tahiti
Bown L. Judge
Mamie
Asia
Egypt
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