Defense Pact Talks Break Down With Mexico
US-Mexico defense pact discussions stalled amid disagreement over military aid and bases. Mexico aims to modernize arsenals and maintain a neutral foreign policy while planning a $45 million program and potential US aircraft purchases. Canada sent wheat to India under the Colombo plan in related news.
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United States
Mexico
United Nations
Ignacio Beteta
U.S
Republic
Mexican Gulf Coast
Canada
India
Vast turnout for Algonquin Council Spring Training at Fay School
More than a hundred men attended four simultaneous courses on March 22 and 23 at Fay School Southboro. Training covered Cub masters Scoutmasters Explorer leaders and troop committee members with final certificates awarded Sunday.
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Algonquin Council
Fay School
Southboro
Camp Resolute
Ronald, Wood
Cochituate
Henry Drugan
Milford
Hubert Davig
Bernard Williams
Maynard
Ear! Hand
Natick
Ray Columbe
Bruce Cossett
George Fullick
Harold Pugsley
Waldo Hall
Natick Council
Ronald Lattinville
Solomon
Andrew Biggs
Wesley McIntire
Harrison Reinke
Ernest Staples
Framinham
Warren Schlemmer
Bernard MacKenzie
Framingham
Leon Miller
Fred Hill
Marlboro
Ted Verdone
Hudson
Robert Buck
Silvio Mercorell
Lee Burbank
Holli
Frank Lotrines
Wes McIntyre
Robert Noyes
Hopedale
John Columbus
Joseph Syren
Ashland
Charles Pfanstein
Herbert Adams
Frederick Baldwin
James E.frederickson
Fred Robinson
Carl Becker
Talmadge Fletcher
South Natick
Gene Barrows
Westboro
Charles Allen
Paul Sawyer
Ernst Beutner
George Bowles
Ernest Mortimer
Russell Dennett
Richard Belmore
Emil Anderson
John Hassett
Saxonville
Emilio Rota
Warren Winner
Holliston
Robert Booth
Ronald Malarney
Francis Hickson
Richard Ostberg
Frank Walker
Thomas J. Moore
Robert Whitman
John Driscoll
Frank Mastro
Malcolm Tinkham
Francis McHatton
National Arc Quota Boosted Five Million
The Red Cross increases the 1952 national quota by five million dollars to cover added relief and rehabilitation costs from last week’s tornado and flood damage in Arkansas and Tennessee. John S. Sinclair arrives in Little Rock as representative of Red Cross President E. Rolandhartman. The disaster has caused extensive loss of life and destruction, marking the second deadliest flood and tornado event in Red Cross history.
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Red Cross
John S. Sinclair
Red Cross Fund
Little Rock
E. Roland Hartman
Shannon County
Missouri
Princeton
Indiana
Texas
Dusters Back in Style for Next Season
The New York Dress Institute reports the narrow duster will share top fashion honors with fitted coats, despite last spring’s chatter that the duster would fade from trend. The organization represents leading New York designers.
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New York
New York Dress Institute
NPA relaxes controls on multiple materials
Henry H. Fowler of the National Production Authority outlined rapid decontrol actions across seven materials and ongoing reevaluation of regulations. The latest move removes non-nickel stainless steel from coverage allowing procurement without allotment authorization, while some protections remain for defense needs.
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Henry H. Fowler
National Production Authority
U.S. Department of Commerce
NPA
Fowler
Congress approves five month old Tina adoption case
A Norwegian infant joins the Bentsen family after swift congressional action to waive quota limits. Rep. Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. and spouse had sought adoption during a vacation, with Senate and House passage in two days before President Truman's signature. Tina becomes the siblings' new baby sister.
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Washington U.P
Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr
D-Tex
House
Senate
Truman
Tina Igs
Bentsens
Lloyd
Lan
Defense expansion and decontrol hopes in 1953 outlook
A 1953 note envisions expanded defense facilities meeting military and civilian needs. It discusses decontrol opportunities, vigilance to protect vital production, and a goal that defense growth will allow a freer civilian economy with rising material stocks and living standards near prewar levels.
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U. S
Mexi
Ucts
Ivon
Ceton Blvd
Ll, Mass
Mobile Electric
Jenoland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bradford Hall Burnham
Waltham
Murray Construction Co., Inc
PRAM
TEL
O.P.S
Glis Wetmore
Ray Stearns
Hopkinton
James Conrad
Orrin Benja
Stow
Nathan Nicholson
Henry Grady
Donald Whitney
Orrin Duff
Thomas Ryan
Bob Weston
Houston
Norris Bjork
George Hole
By Fellows
Harold Stearns
Harold Ruffead
Sidney Andrews
Walter Megs
George Saia
Edward Garnet
Tony Pais
Arthur Holmes
George Hassard
Richard Colena
Joseph Oakson
Kenneth Gray
Paul Houghton
Urho Kvonen
Earie Doyle
Ralph Warner
Marlpee
Howard Green
Framingam
Beacon Restaurant
East Acton
RED Coach Grill
Bae
Cnet
al Org
Congress
Tina
Berlin
TEL. Berlin
Nell-Am Shop
Main Street
Berkshire & Kayser
Pontiac
Power Mill
Nelson
Maynard. Mass
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