World Citizen Enters Belgium Tripping Customs Officials
Bruskels June 19 Belgians and French security police debated a visit by Garry Davis the wartime American who promotes one world government He crossed from France with his U S passport and spoke at a one world meeting in Nivelles He aimed to broadcast from air but precluded entry to England by helicopter plan and was briefly kept in limbo by authorities.
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Brussels
Garry
Surete
Davis
France
Givingiby
U. S
Paris
Jasti
Grimbergen
Ajhe
Voice of Broadway gossip and show business notes
A collage of gossip from Broadway and Hollywood highlights notable figures, marriages, divorces, productions, and scandals. Mentions Dorothy Kilgatlen, Greer Garson, Harold Flynn, Nancy Lilienthal, Billie Holiday, Rita Hayworth, Ali Khan, Ingrid Bergman, James Thurber, and other stars, plus industry tidbits and upcoming events.
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Ossip
Gotham
Judge Medina
Buddy Fogelson
Greer Garson
Harol Flynn
David Lilienthal
Nancy
Washington
Welfare
Jaci Carson
Arthur Murray
L. A
Jane Hossman
Craig Rice
Pollack Brothers’ Circus
Marshall
Nancy Hawks
Foreign Farm Party To Tour U S States Farms
Delegates from 18 countries will travel 4580 miles entering from Canada for a June 30 tour of U S agricultural areas. An 85 member group sponsored by the American Farm Bureau Federation will visit apple orchards, livestock and dairy regions in West Virginia Virginia and Maryland. Countries include France United Kingdom Netherlands Denmark Luxembourg Switzerland Norway Sweden Finland Germany New Zealand South Africa Southern Rhodesia Kenya Japan China Costa Rica and Canada.
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U. S
Canada
West Virginia
American Farm ‘Bureau Federattion
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Guelph
Ont
Virginia
Maryland
France
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Denmark
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Mnorway
Sweden
Finland
Germany
New Zealand
South Africa
Southern Rhodesia
Kenya
Japan
China
Costa Rica
On the Line (Continued Front Page 5)
A travelogue recounts a Lisbon to New York flight on a TWA Constellation with stops in the Azores and Santa Maria. The piece recalls wartime memories, a Paris Herald absence, and casual conversations with a greet of airline staff including Purser Eddie Cambridge and Stewardess Shirley Hutchinson.
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St Lawrence
Madrid
Paris
Italy
Lisbon
la Guardia
TWA
Portugal
New York
Santa Maria
Azores
Boston
Eddie Cambridge
India
Shirley Hutchinson
War guilt rests on premier Stalin says Schumacher
GELSENKIRCHEN Germany June 15 Dr Kurt Schumacher leader of West Germanys Social Democratic party told 75000 followers that Stalin ranks second to Hitler as a war criminal comparing communism to fascism painted red He attacked Western occupation powers and their plan to dismantle war potentials and said the Catholic church seeks power adding that no fifth occupying power is needed in Germany The Social Democrats aim for a big majority in the August 14 election Schumacher is party chairman.
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Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Kurt Schumacher
West Germany
Social Democratic Party
Stalin
Hitler
Schumacher
Catholic Church
Social Democrats
Fair Enough Continued From Page Six
A discussion recounts union practices including fines for higher pay than bosses, barriers to work for loyal members, bribery demands, and job suspensions without strikes. It notes vakieteers shaking down employers and Communist interference with national defense, ending with a mention of the Hitlerian Ja ballot.
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Clans
California
United States
Opposing Unions Cited as Social Ills and Coercion
A clipped excerpt argues unions are inherently coercive and harmful, labeling union bosses and politicians as the corrupt core. It contends opposition to unions is not anti social, noting unions’ own admissions they rely on coercion to survive, criticizing their influence on public welfare.
Impositions Contradict Moral Freedom Warned In Gazette
The Gazette notes impositions deemed contrary to morals and freedom, signaling concern over restrictive policies. The fragment references copyright and content controls as tensions in public rights and liberties. The brief item emphasizes ongoing debate and potential reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
New Zealand Premier Fraser Linked to Universal Service Claim
Moscow dispatch reports Trud, the trade union paper, accusing New Zealand Prime Minister Peter Fraser of following Forrestal in a drive for universal military service. The piece labels Fraser’s campaign as built on crude anti-Soviet rhetoric and frames it as a political move in line with United States policy.
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Moscow
Trud
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
Forrestal
Fraser
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Gregory Ratalt
Eugenie Leontovich
Black Magic
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Ma Holder
Riviera
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Tony Martin
Marjorie Hughes
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Bill Callahan
Bill Tabbert
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Murray, Lazar
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the Park Sheraton
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Bert Lytell
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