Job of Democratizing Germany Is Up to U.S.
Ohio State University professor Dr. Walter L. Dorn argues that democratizing Germany rests with the United States and that Germany lacks true democratic leadership. He warns a decade of U.S. occupation may be needed and notes Nazis' legacy taints postwar politics.
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Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Listing in San Francisco
A note lists Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits from Calvert Distillers Corp in New York City, identified at 1068 Fairway Drive, South San Francisco, California.
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Marks 101st Birthday Westbrook
Ella Washburn, claimed oldest Middlesex County resident, celebrated her 1041st birthday in Westbrook. A Sactons River native from VI, she has resided here since 1909 and lives with her son Leland.
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U S Plan Favored For Partition Of Palestine
United States officials reportedly told a United Nations delegate that Washington favors a plan to partition the Holy Land with possible modifications. The U N debate continued as delegates from Poland Czechoslovakia Egypt El Salvador and Guatemala voiced positions on partition versus federation and a bi national solution.
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Czechoslovakia
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Spittle Bugs Found As New Carriers Of Pierces Disease
Dr Henry Severin of the University of California College of Agriculture identifies spittle bugs as newly discovered carriers of Pierces disease in grapes, signaling a potential threat to vineyards and requiring further study.
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Catholic group sues to bar UN site in Brooklyn
Rev Dr Edward Lodge Curran, president of the International Catholic Truth Society, files legal action in Brooklyn court to oust the United Nations from its protected New York site. The suit accuses the UN of being a sounding board for Soviet Russia to slander the United States.
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Officers Elected by Howland's Club
Newly elected board members of Howland's Calling All Girls club include Joanne Eisenman St. Ann's school Tris Keenan Fanny Smith's Audrey Rogers Harding high school Elea nor Fox Congress high school Klaire Knott Harding high school Shirley Fick Bar num school Edna Vella Congress Beverly Bonney Laurelton hall Joan Plure Harding high school Rita Repko Bassick high school Mrs Jeane Roberts advisor for the group affiliated with the national Calling All Girls. First club event of the season is Saturday at 10 30 a m in the Central high school auditorium presenting Simplicity style show Football Classics.
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Harding High School
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Fashion Board
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Barnum School
Edna Vella
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Laurelton Hall
Joan Plure
Rita. Repko
Bassick High School
Jeane Roberts
Howland's
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Pure honey used as center in some golf balls
A brief note explains that certain golf balls use pure honey as the core center. The unusual material choice highlights the variety in manufacturing approaches and the inventive testing of ball performance.
France maps program for strict economy
Paris reports the French government will unveil a plan to trim the budget deficit of about 300 million francs by strict economy, cutting military spending, and fiscal reforms in line with the Marshall plan. Premier Rumadier will outline broad points in a radio broadcast tomorrow night before sending details to the national assembly.
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Walter Reed to Speak at Kingdom Hall This Weekend
Walter Reed of New York will speak Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. in Kingdom Hall at 310 Fairfield Avenue. A Watch Tower study is scheduled Sunday at 4:30 p.m.
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