Neutral Sweden Prepares For Dreaded Defensive War
Sweden quietly gears for defense amid rising concern over Soviet action. Communist influence wanes as Social Democrats rally, civil defense modernizes, factories go underground, and strategic fuels stockpile. The nation boards up to deter invasion and deter aggression from abroad.
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William L. Ryan
Sweden
Social Democratic Party
Russia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Hilding Andersson
Hugo Gjorsvold
Lilian “Eder
Johan Fritiof Enbom
Finland
Social Democrats
Truman Pays Tribute To J. W. Wadsworth
President Truman called James W. Wadsworth a great national obligation as he mourned the death of the former New York senator and House member at 74. Wadsworth was chairman of the National Security Training Commission created to detail a universal military training program and had suffered months of illness before dying from cancer.
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Washington
Truman
James W. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
House
New York
National Security Training Commission
Congress
Stevenson Enters Hospital for Stomach Checkup
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois entered Passavant Hospital in Chicago for a stomach checkup last night after earlier tests at Springfield Memorial Hospital on June 12 and 13. He has been a Democratic presidential possibility but says he is running only for governor.
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Gov. Stevenson
Chicago
dai E._ Stevenson
Llinsis
Passavant Hospital
Springfield Memorial Hospital
Stevenson
Ilinois
ROTC Officers To Get Duty Call
West Virginia Universitys 92 Air ROTC cadets who have earned reserve second lieutenants commissions are expected to be called to active duty by fall. Graduates may finish degree requirements before active service. Names listed include Abrams Bodamer Bond Carrier Holliday Hutchinson Orsini Snyder Stump Tracy Anderson Doss Harris Boswell Crandall Cutlip Iannello Jarrell Johnson King Coalter Knight Meador Miller Parsons Reed Scott Hope Smith Wallbeck Walker.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
University Military Department
Carl R. Abrams
Donald Leo Bodamer
Robert W. Bond
James Carrier
Thomas A. Deveny
Custer B. Holliday
Edwin B. Hutchinson
Albert F. Orsini
Giles Snyder
Eugene C. Stump
Ray B. Tracy
Charleston
Charles Anderson
Poca
John L. Doss
Beckley
George Harris
Green Bank
Robert J. Boswell
Alven
Richard E. Crandall
Gauley Bridge
Harry 5. Cutlip
Buckeye
Epifanio Iannello
Dunbar
Donald BE. Jarrell
Comfort
Robert C. Johnson
Omar
Jack L. King
Ravenswood
James M. Coalter
Princeton
John G. Knight
Nitro
Oerk M. Meador
Hinton
Reddy R. Miller
Coalwood
Robert K. Parsons
Ripley
James E. Reed
John C. Scott
Mr. Hope
John C. Smith
Wallbeck
Merantt
H. Walker
South Charles- On
Local Jurisprudence Committee Members Named
Mrs Louise Witner of Greenville treasurer Madge Wilson jurisprudence committee member Miss Ann Maxwell editor Vera Crawford jurisprudence committee member and Mrs Eileen Johnson of Carlsbad N M national organizer are listed as part of regional administrative roles and leadership assignments.
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Louise Witner
Greenville, O
Madge Wilson
Ann Maxwell
Vera Crawford
Eileen Johnson
Carlsbad
N. M
Kidnaper Gets Life In Araneta Kidnapping Case
Manila June 22 Artemio Quicn, a Filipino guerrilla colonel, was sentenced to life in prison for the $50,000 ransom kidnapping of Vicente Araneta, a Manila businessman, two years ago.
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Manila
Artemio Quicn
Vicente Araneta
Mealtime not playtime in in law clashes
A reader diary piece from Myrtle Meyer Eldred discusses conflicts between a daughter in law and her mother in law over baby care. The note covers attempts to guide feeding, singing, and crying, urging calm, patience, and reliance on a trusted doctor while recognizing tensions and praising shared care. It ends with a prompt for a leaflet on relatives.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Grandma
Paracle
Baby
Grand-ma
Charleston Gazette
Russians Kidnap 43 West German Workers
Rumors report that two Russian soldiers and East German police abducted 43 workers near Hohnsleben on the interzonal border close to Helmstedt. West German officers say seven escaped. British officials seek release and say a Soviet officer claimed no authority to act. The mention of Cape Morris Jesup on Greenland rounds off the dispatch.
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Helmstedt
Germany
West Germany
East Germany
Hohnsleben
el Cape
Morris Jesup
Greenland
Arctic
Japanese claim Kidd treasure on Nippon Island near Amami O Shima
Mainichi reported a Javanese finder located Captain Kidd loot in a coral cave near Amami O Shima in the Ryukyus. Value estimated at 10 billion yen, with no independent confirmation. The finder said a chest held silver ingots and Chinese coins. treasure is not verified.
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Tokyo
Mainichi
Captain Kidd
Amami O Shima
Ryukuyus
Japan
Kidd
William Kidd
England
Indian Ocean
Yokoate Jima
Mashako Yoshijima
Yoshijima
Tadahiko Shimazu
House of Councillors
Wardrobe for Milady predicts slim elegant lines for fall
New York June 22 Ins fashion editors anticipate a shift from stiff petticoats to a lean silhouette with narrow shoulders and low or high waistlines. Coats shorten into spoonbacks while fake suits rise in popularity. Blues, purples and pinks lead color trends across day and evening wear.
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Phyllis Batterle
New York
U. S
Cen
Jre
Pephitas
Nurses urged to join West Virginia state group
Verna Bean of Lexington advised all nurse anesthetists to join the new state organization at the Charleston session closing a two day meeting at Charleston Memorial Hospital. Officers elected for the coming year include Phyliss Conley president Dolores Turner vice president and Irene Symons secretary treasurer. Board trustees named include Sister Richardes Evelyn Hickman and Mary White.
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Lambda Chi Omega
Daniel Boone Hotel
Speantp
West Virginia
Verna Bean
R. Wnw
Lexington
Miss Bean
Charleston
Memorial Hospital
Grants Total 361 522 For Heart Research
The American Heart Association announced grants totaling 361 522 for 72 research projects in heart and blood disease. President Dr. Irving Wright said these awards raise the national and affiliated programs above four million dollars since 1949.
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New York
American Heart Association
Ving &. Wright
Soper Dakin Named Editor of Collier's Magazine
New York June 22. Soper Dakin associate editor of the Women s Home Companion was named editor of Collier s magazine. Dakin hails from Gloucester Massachusetts and previously worked on several newspapers and press services before joining the Companion in 1943.
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Collier’s
New York
Soper Dakin
Women's Home Companion
Collier's Magazine
Gloucester
Mass
Dakin
the Companion
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Dayton
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Parkersburg
Marjorie McCracken
Cambridge, O
Rosemary Bailey
Jeannette Freeman
Shelby, O
Sugar Ray Robinson
Jess Ferris
Charlaster Barber
Robinson
Harry Bartley
Golden Gloves
Washington ST
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Panama
Miguel Angel Ordonez
Milady
Minteomesy
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Gingham
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