ECA Officials See Atlantic Pact as Economic Medicine
Washington AP report notes Atlantic Pact viewed by ECA officials as key to European economic cooperation and development. They envision Europe adopting a division of labor, letting nations specialize, reducing trade barriers, and promoting joint industrial growth amid collective security. Britain’s engines and manufacturing strength highlighted as influential.
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Clarke Beach
Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Western
Europe
Seattle
France
Jewp
Britain
Weht Engineering
Belgium
Franer
Tub
Bus overturns near Cleveland injures fourteen
A Cleveland Associated Press report states a city bus en route from Huntaville to Birmingham overturned on wet pavement two miles north of Cleveland. Fourteen people were injured, with several seriously hurt including Mr. and Mrs. W. My Stanford and Patsy Stanford. Most patients were admitted to a Cleveland hospital. six others were treated and released. Names span Joppa Blountsville Jefferson City Oneonta and Birmingham, with multiple injuries listed.
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Tong
Huntaville
Birmingham
W. My Stanford
Joppa
Rowle
Art
Patsy Stanford
Mra
A.A. West
Jefferson City
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Fowler
Blountsville
Rowe
Ruby Mann
Cleveland Clinic
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Chiederaborg
A. A. West
Jefferson Cy
James Bryson
Bivantaville Rotte One
Pearl Anderson
Negro
Williaamon Lowe
Northport
Cary Leo Rice
Megro
Blowntsville
R A F Orphans to Stay with Belgian Hosts for Holiday
A contingent of 40 R A F Orphans will spend a month in homes arranged by the Belgian Air Force Welfare Section in Belgium. A third group of 59 children will follow after one month. The article also discusses European productivity, mass production, and economic factors affecting Western Europe’s recovery, citing American and ECA perspectives on trade, security, and industry reforms.
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Rec
Belgian Air Force Welfare Section
Belgium
Tatin
Netherlands
Tay Win
United States
Europe
Leghniquva
Union
England
Gang
ECA
11 year old Jimmy Carrick backs Miss New Mexico for Miss America title
Atlantic City (UP) Jimmy Carrick, 11, disabled by spine tuberculosis, travels with his mother to witness the Miss America pageant start. He once wrote to hometown papers, inspiring a flood of support that funded his trip and a sailor suit, while he cheers Miss Hughes of New Mexico as the pageant rehearsals begin for the weekend's final.
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Harman W. Nichols
Atlantic City
N.S
Charick
Shielyy Hughes
Mnid
Anc
Babe
Jimmy
Fittsburgh
Suobens Yesleniay
Fliss
Master Carvick
Hughes
Corex
New Mexico
Towybe
Tieat
Finny
Anine
Jose
Czechs Face Bill for Moscow Trip in Socialist Lesson
The Czech track and field team faced a charged bill from Russia for transport to Moscow for an invitational meet. Some athletes called the trip a socialist lesson after a loss on points, noting the Russians demanded payment in dollars. Another charge covered travel to Moscow and back on Russian planes, with no Czech crowns accepted. Red Cross military hospital workers at Brooke Army Medical Center are noted as cooperating with instructors and medical staff in Texas.
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Prague
Moscow
Amont
Red Cross Military Hospital
Sia
Brooke Army Medi Center
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Rea”. Cross
Red Cross Medical Service Highlights in Military Hospitals
Last year professional Red Cross workers in military hospitals handled 102,860 cases concerning service patients. More than 57,000 showings of Red Cross supplied films were given in military hospitals last year.
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Red Cross
Dorothey's Sex Share and Marriage Realities
Advice column excerpts discuss sex attraction versus deeper bonds in marriage, stressing that physical appeal fades and a lasting union requires intellect, companionship, and mutual support. A second entry weighs a fiancé unable to support a fiancé and a threatening gesture, advising against sacrificing parental support and urging caution about hasty marriage.
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Miss DIX
Western Desert Once A Fertile Lake Land
A Scripps Institute geographer reports that during the last ice age the Mojave and parts of Nevada contained numerous streams and lakes, creating a fertile landscape about 20,000 years ago before climate shifts. The note outlines a once well watered territory hosting diverse moisture loving plants and animals.
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BA Jolla
California
Mojave Desert
Nevada
Rare spotted deer farming in Soviet Far East
In the Soviet Far East special, firms are growing deer to harvest highly valued medicinal qualities. The rare spotted deer, found only in Maritime Districts, are bred to collect products and allow the species to multiply.
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Far East
Soviet Far East
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