Allies in Accord on United Army and World Defense
NORTHERN ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION members agreed on four points for Western Europe defense. They include 50 combat divisions and 4,000 aircraft this year, a plan to merge armies into a European defense force, a study board for facilities sharing, and a streamlined NATO structure. The plan implies extensive sacrifices by governments, soldiers, and taxpayers.
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European Army
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western
Europe
Greece
Turkey
France
West Germany
Italy
Western Germany
French National Assembly
N.A.T.O
United Nations Secretariat
Atlantic
Meat Production Surges in Nation's Packers Store
The U S Department of Agriculture reports meat production growing faster than demand with late February output about 22 percent above a year earlier. One week in late February saw 1 464 000 hogs slaughtered, up from 1 044 000 a year prior, while sheep and lamb slaughter rises lag behind. Beef stocks in storage rose by 17 million pounds in January versus December.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Two Teams in Each League Favored in Baseball
The piece notes Cleveland and New York as AL pennant favorites and Yankees Indians Giants Dodgers as likely NL leaders. It suggests potential challengers like Stankys Cardinals Phillies in the NL and hints at Braves Reds Cubs Pirates. Highlights Stanky Musial and promising pitching, with early-season standings shaping the narrative.
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Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Yankees
Indians
Giants
Dodgers
Eddie Stanky
Cardinals
Nationals
Phillies
Braves
Reds
Cubs
Pirates
Stanky
Stan Musial
Sawyer
Baseball season outlook for the American League brightens
The American League targets include the Indians and Yankees with strong Tigers and potential Red Sox. White Sox and Athletics look to rebound after strong last season. In horse racing, Eddie Arcaro leads a trio with Shoemaker and Longden at Santa Anita, dominating big stakes in a tight race. Arcaro seeks another year near one million in stakes earnings.
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Yankees
Indians
Red Sox
Greenyer
Bucky Harris
Senators
Hornsby
Veeck
Browns
A.L
Tigers
Art Houtteman
Bobby Doerr
Ted Williams
Maurice McDermott
White Sox
Athletics
Newport
Kentucky
Eddie Arcaro
Santa Anita
Arcaro
Bill Shoemaker
Johnny Longden
Shoemaker
Longden
Newport Flyer
Next Move
Hill Gall
Windy City
Eddie
Lawrin
Whirlaway
Hoop Jr
Citation
Ruth
Clever Waiter Serves Tapioca With Dark Glasses
A witty waiter offers tapioca and dark glasses, claiming you will not notice the difference. The joke hinges on misdirection and humorous dining misperception.
Elieve Dad Reflects On What An Actor Is
A speaker contemplates acting as a craft and a way of seeing. The narrator describes an actor as a man who steps to the stage, moves into the wings, and delivers a simple line about a view from a window amid props and dust.
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Rernier
Grandmother Wins Top Missouri State Fair Cooking Ribbons
Beaman resident Mrs Arthur Daly earned 11 ribbons at the Missouri State Fair for her cooking, praised by granddaughter Patsy Daly. The piece highlights Daly's acclaim among Missouri cooks and endorses Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for reliable, fast rising dough and tasty yeast raised treats.
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Patsy Daly
Missouri
Arthur Daly
Fleischmann
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Rosenberg
Téaufman
Korea
Sea View Hospital
Staten Island
Theo
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Konrad Adenazer
Dean Achason
Anthony Eden
M. Robert Lehimann
Meat Production Nation’s Packers Store
Meat Surplus
IE University
Dayton
Illinois
Hal Littleford
Harrison Clay
Kano
Tenness
Hal
Arber Mary
Sportlight
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Ay Harold Arnett
Elieve
St Louis
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Claridge Lounge
Claridge
Ray Gillespie
Claridge Chatter
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