East German Polite Note Reflects Kremlin Pressure
East German press shifts tone toward West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and hints at the risk of betrayal by Poland and Russia. The article argues Germany remains a world power and warns that Soviet deals could shape unification and the eastern territories, while naming East German leaders Pieck Grotewohl and Ulbricht as real power brokers.
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Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Reds
Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Party
Germany
Red Poland
Russia
Wilhelm Pieck
Otto Grotewohl
Walter Ulbright
Berlin
Marge
Moss
Problem Child Study Shown
Atlantic City report from Evanston outlines factors in problem child development. Northwestern University Medical School pediatrician Dr. Kimball cites five parental categories and notes a mother’s calmness strongly influences a child’s test performance.
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Atlantic City
Evanston, IL
Ibr
E. Robbins Kimball
Northwestern University Medical School
Kimball
American Medical Association
Atlantic Cit
Crld
Alameda plant honors U S Steel workers for service
Three San Lorenzo men among nine United States Steel Corporation employees honored at a Alameda plant banquet for years of service. Paciel Murray, Reginald Wool cork, and Robert Wond listed with five or six years of service at addresses in Alameda and nearby areas.
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Alameda
San Lorenzo
United State Steel Corporation
Paciel Murray
Arroyo
Reginald Woolcork
Paseo Grande
Robert Wond
Edgemoor Street
Sixth Army Honor Guard Entered in Pleasanton Fair Parade
Pleasanton mayor James Trimingham announced the Sixth Army Honor Guard unit known as The Presidians will join the Alameda County Fair parade on Sunday July 3 in downtown Pleasanton. The team of 17 with three squads and a drill sergeant aims for $1500 in cash and trophies from about 100 entrants and 2100 participants. The Presidians perform 15 minutes of intricate maneuvers including nine and a half minutes of silent drill and claim to have defeated the California champion drill team from Treasure Island in judging. The parade starts at 10:30 am.
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Pleasanton
Sixth Army ‘Honor Guard
Alameda County
James Trimingham
California
Trimingham
Treasure Island
David Hacking
Pleasenton
Drop in Rice Production Reported World harvest falls
Washington reports 1952 55 rice output at 261 219 million pounds, 44 percent below the prior year’s record yet above postwar average. Asia supplies about 90 percent of world rice with major non Asian growers including the U S Italy Spain Brazil Colombia and Egypt.
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Washington
INS
Far East
U. S
Italy
Spain
Brazil
Colombia
Egypt
India
Pakistan
Japan
Indonesia
Indochina
Thailand
Asia
U.S
North America
Europe
Africa
South America
Australia
Wheat Growers Vote On 1956 Wheat Quota Referendum
Farmers in Alameda County and surrounding regions prepare to vote on a quota program for the 1956 wheat crop. Polls open at City Hall from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm on June 28, with the outcome determining whether the program continues at a parity-based price of 2.06 dollars per bushel.
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Informain
Nissen
Postal Pay Raise Expands Promotions in New Law
California Nevada and Hawaii postal workers gain an additional 16 million dollars annually under the new pay increase law. O H Fuller notes eight percent average raise and says reforms include reinstating past office employees and creating a promotion ladder to reward skill and responsibility. The law links salaries to job function and experience, enabling promotions and better incentives.
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California
Nevada
Hawaii
Post Office
O. H. Fuller
San Francisco
Fuller
Columbus
Leonard J. _Bar- tremely
Jtunck
Cleveland
Ber
Max
New Museum Aims to Honor Immigrant Heritage at Liberty Statue
A nationwide drive to raise 5 million dollars for an American Museum of Immigration at the Statue of Liberty base is set for January 11 to February 15. Backers include Mrs. Gen U.S. Grantel Pierre S. Dupont and Alexander M. Hamilton with Eisenhower's blessing. The plan envisions a one story star shaped building around the pedestal offering more than 30,000 square feet of exhibition space. The effort highlights the diverse American mosaic and the long history of immigration that built the nation.
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New York
American Museum of Immigration
New York Harbor
Eisenhower
Wil
Hedloe’s Island
Na Society
Gen
U.S. Grantel
Pierre S. Dupont
Alexander M. Hamilton
America
jEven Grant
New England
Spyros F. Skouras
Greece
Frederic Auguste Batholdi
George Washat
France
Revolutiono
Marquis de Lafa
Cerebral Palsy Victim Dies Aboard Plane
A 10-year-old boy with cerebral palsy died in his berth aboard a Pan American World Airways flight from Paris to New York after overnight travel from Lourdes. Dr. Ross Hendricks attempted resuscitation but failed. The boy's family, including William H Kreek, were among 25 passengers. singer Marian Anderson was also on board returning from a concert tour.
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New York
Dourdes
France
William
H. Kreek
William H
Tig
Pan
American World Airways
Ross Hendricks
Pedro Valley
Paris
Marian Anderson
Israel
Africa
Europe
Portland woman recalls 1924 auction sparked lifelong painting hobby
Mrs Claude Leadbetter recalls that a 1924 auction began her interest in landscape painting. A neighbor and she both wanted a painting. they compromised, she bought paints, and copied the artwork.
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Portland
Claude Leadbetter
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Niles
Washington Township
Miss Hempel
WUHS
Junior Chamber of Commerce
6Th Army Honor Guard
Lax
Evra Taft Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
PRIZE
Chipiamie
Cabinete
Conbert
Hayward Electric
Main Street
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