Peace Treaties Allow Allies to Keep Troops in Japan and Germany
The text notes that both Japan and Germany treaties permit continued allied presence, though Japan allows conditions and Germany stresses defense roles. It describes designation changes from occupation to defense forces and hints at future European integration and possible rearmament in Japan. The piece weighs strategic aims against concerns of Soviet influence.
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Washington
Japan
Germany
U. S
West Germany
Pacific
Europe
Russia
State Department
Editor Honored in Selma by Selma University
The Montgomery Advertiser’s young city editor Joe Arbell receives an honorary degree in Selma Alabama for crusading reporting. The Baptist Negro school Selma University awards the honor citing his articles highlighting Negro outreach needs.
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Selma
Montgomery Advertiser
Joe Arbell
Selma University
Alabama
Beryllium Threat Described in Hazardous Metal Review
The article warns that beryllium a light structural metal used in industry can trigger severe skin and lung diseases sometimes appearing years after exposure. Skin ulcers and a form of pneumonia are possible with X ray diagnosis aiding detection. new drugs ACTH and cortisone offer limited relief.
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King
Continent Defense Will Get Try Out
The first continent wide air defense exercise for Canada and the United States will occur the week of July 19. About 250000 people will participate including regular Air Defense Command units civilian observers and the radar net along the northern borders.
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Washington
Canada
U. S
Air Force
Bruised Body Of Newark Girl Found In Vacant Lot
In Newark New Jersey a four year old girl Mary Louise Wargo was found dead in a pillow case on a vacant lot in an industrial area. A physician noted blue eyes blonde hair and possible death by strangulation or suffocation. Authorities reported no signs of rape and a two hour search by the mother preceded the discovery.
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Newark
N. J
Mary Louise Wargo
Roland Burelli
Citypital
Mary Louise
Andrew Wargo
Santa Gretrudis cattle named sole US developed beef breed
The Santa Gretrudis breed is described as the only beef cattle breed developed in the United States, highlighting its unique national origin and breeding history.
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United States
Brotherhood Forms at Austinville Baptist Church
Charles Edward Mooney was elected head of the newly created Brotherhood at Austinville Baptist Church. A nominating committee of Porter Harris Walter Moebes and Milton Compton will nominate officers for the next meeting. Ten men and Rev. George Ricker attended, with aims including evangelism, denominational programs, and increased support for the Cooperative Program. Eugene Lamon assisted in organizing the group.
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Charles Edward Mooney
Austinville
Westside Brotherhood
Southern Baptist
Clay Herron
Southside Brotherhood
Eugene Lamon
District Brotherhood
E. C. Hendon
Bible School To Begin Monday At Sixteenth Avenue Baptist
The Sixteenth Avenue Baptist vacation Bible school opens Monday at 9 A M with Rev. Lee Frank lin as principal and an all female and male staff including Mrs A B Teague Mrs J T Stevens Laura Garrison La mon Fuller and others serving as associates secretaries pianists nursery superintendent and workers across beginner primary junior and intermediate levels.
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Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Vacation Bible School
Lee Franklin
A. B. Teague
J. T. Stevens
Laura Garrison
Lamon Fuller
James Cantrell
Earl Benfield Sr
David Gilley
W. J. Fuller
Mitchell Williams
Jack Richardson
Rubie Segars
I. M. Murphree
C. W. Wilson
Richard Baulch
Hugh Weir
Hen That Laid 10 Eggs Dies From Overwork
Cudworth England world titlist Jennifer the hen that laid 10 eggs in less than an hour is dead from overwork. Farmer Charlie Rogers hid her from days then brought her home by the fire on Monday. Jenny spent Monday night in a cardboard box before the effort proved fatal.
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Cudworth
England
Jennifer
Charlie Rogers
Jenny
Rogers
Rail Length Change With Temperature Questioned
A railroad engineer notes that though a mile of welded rail could vary 4 or 5 feet with summer to winter temperatures in theory, practical measurements show this dramatic expansion is not observed.
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