U S Arms Aid Sparks Mixed Hopes Across Europe
U S military aid to Western Europe accelerates with initial shipments and a broad plan for a unified defense. The program aims to deter aggression, bolster economic stability, and mobilize coordinated security from Britain to Italy while Germany’s future role remains unsettled. Communists warn of protests, but business outlooks improve as confidence grows in American protection.
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Europe
Johnson
Germany
Iberian Peninsula
Spain
America
Italy
United States
Soviet director suspended for inaccurate Caspian fishermen film
MOSCOW, UP. Y. M. Bliokh, a Soviet film director, was given a two year suspension by the ministry of cinematography for an inaccurate documentary. Pravda reported he used previously caught sturgeon and showed only primitive fishing methods, omitting modern mechanization.
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Moscow
Y. M. Bliokh
Communist Party Senate
Pravda
Bliokh
He Girl Who Put Economy in Home Economics Outspoken
High school phenom was voted outstanding in a playful nickname reflecting her energy in domestic science class. The crowd praised her leadership and bright spirit during the school year.
Brushing After Meals Cuts Tooth Decay, Northwestern Study Finds
Northwestern University chemist Dr. Leonard S. Fosdick reports two years of study showing brushing after meals reduces cavities by 50 to 60 percent. The trial involved 946 students at Simpson College and several universities with a control group following usual brushing times.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Leonard S. Fosdick
Journal of the American Dental Association
Simpson College
University of Louisville
Drake
Emory
Northwestern
Fosdick
Jews Urged to Shun Intermarriage with Gentiles
Boston AP report says Rabbi Israel Tabak of Baltimore urged American Jews to avoid intermarriage with Gentiles, claiming studies show about 90 percent of mixed marriages fail. He argued restraint could foster better mutual understanding among creeds and sects.
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Boston
Rabbinical Council of America
Israel Tabak
Baltimore
Tabak
Man 90 Days To Claim $759 Toy Clip
A man who gave a sparkling dress clip to a fidgety baby on a Long Island Rail Road train must claim the toy within 90 days or it passes to the child's parents. Eleanor Benson reported the incident stating the unknown man, about 30, left the clip with her daughter Alice 2, when boarding at an unspecified stop on January 23. The police hold the item for 90 days before it becomes the Bensons' property.
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New York
Eleanor Benson
Alice
Long Island Railroad
Bensons
Benson
Isolationist Robert Reynolds Resumes Senate Bid in North Carolina
Robert Reynolds, 65, an isolationist former politician, announces his return to run for the U S Senate. He will challenge incumbent senator Frank P. Graham in the North Carolina Democratic primary set for May 27.
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Asheville
N. C
Robert Reynolds
U. S
Frank P. Graham
North Carolina
Estimate shows 30000 buses in intercity service in US
The figure places the United States with about 30,000 buses operating in intercity service. Analysts note this as a sizable fleet reflecting extensive ground transport capacity across major corridors.
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United States
Dreier to Address Eastern Iowa Congregational Meeting
Dr Nelson C Dreier of Los Angeles former pastor of First Congregational will speak at a Friday meeting of Congregational Christian churches in Eastern Iowa at First Congregational. Now superintendent of the Southern California conference he led Cedar Rapids church 1932 to 1939. The gathering aims to improve churchmanship and stewardship with a 4 p m start and a dinner at 6 p.m. It closes about 9 p.m. with conference leaders and lay clerical members in attendance.
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Nelson C. Dreier
Los Angeles
First Congregational Church
Itona
First Congregational
Dreier
Southern California
Cedar Rapids
Colorado
Dr. Dreier
Meeting details of church conference announced
Dr. W. C. Jones and Dr. J. E. Fieber Sr of SW Parson s state moderator. Edwin B. Zeller of Cedar Rapids named moderator. Committee in charge includes Mrs. R. F. Horak chair, Mrs. H. F. Blomquist, Mrs. Zeller, Ver Lear, Perry Roberts and John I Tellier. Host church pastor Rev. J. Richard Wagner.
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W. C. Jones
Whittier College
J. E. Fieber- Sr Tne
SW. Parsons
Edwin B. Zeller
Cedar Rapids
R. F. Horak
H. F. Blomquist
Mrs. Zeller
Ver Lear
Perry Roberts
John I Tellier
J. Richard Wagner
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