Atlantic Allies study new defense plan for Germany
London reports Allied chiefs and deputy foreign ministers reviewing a plan to rearm West Germany with brigade sized units totaling up to one fifth of Western Europe's defense. Details to be presented at Brussels talks. German officials, including Konrad Adenauer, oppose rearmament and seek a formal security treaty with the United States Britain and France.
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Western
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Brussels
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Atlantic
Ground expected to be broken soon for new plant in Selma
Worcester Massachusetts report says Independent Lock Co plans a million dollar branch manufacturing plant in Selma Alabama. Burton E. McCuen says ground will be broken shortly and the plant aims to be in operation next summer. Company employs nearly 900 people.
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Selma
Worcester
Mas
The
Independent Lock Co
Fitchburg
Ala
Burton E. McCuen
Arrid Deodorant Promises Full Odor and Sweat Control
Advertises Arrid deodorant as a complete solution to underarm sweat and odor for women. Claims underarm perspiration is stopped, odor is prevented for up to 48 hours, and Arrid keeps you fresh. Mentions Arrid with Creamogen and a 39 cent price.
Soviet UN Staff Leaves Morgan Mansion at Glen Cove
Soviet United Nations staff move from the 50 room Glen Cove home once owned by J. P. Morgan. Furnishings are seen packed for transport to a Russian estate near Andrei Vishinsky's lodging. The rent remains paid through the UN assembly recess.
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Soviet UN
Glen Cove, N.Y
Glen Cove
N. Y
Soviet Union
United Nations
J. P. Morgan
Russia
George D. Pratt
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Morgan House
Jacob J. Kramer
Morgan Estates Inc
U. N. General Assembly
Dove Season Opens December Seventeenth With Conservation Rules
The dove hunting season runs December 17 to January 15 with noon to sunset shooting times. Daily bag limit is ten birds and birds may not be in possession above ten. Bait shooting and shells more than three in a gun are prohibited. A Southwide study bands thousands of doves to learn more after a summer die-off.
Tone Wins Custody Dispute Over Barbara Payton
Franchot Tone won a child custody case against his ex wife Jean Wallace in Santa Monica Superior Court. The judge granted Tone custody of their two sons Paschal and Thomas, noting no finding of unfitness against Wallace. Testimony included admissions of nudity involving Tone and Wallace and observers describing Wallace in suggestive situations.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Franchot Tone
Barbara Payton
Tone
Jean Wallace
Paschal
Thomas
Orlando H. Rhodes
Miss Wallace
S. S. Hahn
Miss Payton
Hahn
Leonid Mostovey
Corky
Eve
A and P Announces Holiday Bonus Distribution
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company will distribute 2.5 million dollars in holiday bonuses to all employees with six months service on December 16. John A. Hartford, chairman, announced the plan after last year’s 2.25 million bonus. The Port of New York operates 550 miles of developed waterfront and employs 250,000 in trade.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
John A. Hartford
New York
Labrador Retriever Origins Tied to British Trade Routes
The Labrador retriever, not native to Labrador, was brought to Newfoundland by early British traders, shaping its historic presence in the region.
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Labrador
Newfoundland
Ancient Alaska climate hinted by animal movement and hunting data
Researchers note ancient Alaska was warmer, deducing from hunter reports on dove bands. Hunters were asked to return bands and details of when and where killed to the Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington DC or via Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge staff or state game wardens.
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Alaska
Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
D. C
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Dororthy Dix on Mothers and Daughters Strife
Dorothy Dix notes that many mothers favor sons over daughters and clash with their daughters over youth looks and independence. She observes both affection and tension in mother daughter dynamics and acknowledges variations among families.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Jenny
Fathers-in-law as home wreckers in advice column
Dear Dorothy Dix notes fathers-in-law rarely blamed for home disruption. The answer argues that widowed mothers outnumber widowed fathers, and fathers-in-law are tougher to cope with since they often remarry elsewhere. Escaping in law conflict by moving is impractical.
Dear Dorothy Dix letter on a father's care for a daughter
A husband writes about his wife’s death and his 11 year old daughter staying in a tubercular sanatorium where the child has apparently regained health and the father remains devoted to her care. He seeks guidance.
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Dorothy DIX
Father asks if he should bring stepmother home
A loving father weighs leaving his daughter in an institution until she is 16 or bringing a second mother into the home. The answer notes the choice depends on the prospective wife and the suitability of the home, arguing that an institution is not ideal for a girl’s upbringing.
Santa Fe Mounts High Elevation Factoid
New Mexico's ancient capital Santa Fe sits above 7,000 feet in altitude, highlighting its high desert setting and historical hillside position.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Nomads Herd Yaks Across Tibet’s High Plateaus
Many Tibetans sustain themselves as nomads moving across vast plateaus with their herds. Yak herding remains a traditional livelihood.
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