Western ministers face slow talks as Molotov proposes new Europe plan
In Berlin, Molotov fronts a shifting peace proposal to Dulles Eden and Bidault. He suggests dismantling the Atlantic Pact, uniting Germany under Russian influence, and building a continental pact that leaves Moscow as a military power. Foreseeing danger, analysts weigh whether East and West Germany rearm or align with the West.
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Hollywood gossip and casting rumors sweep through 1950s cinema
An overheated Hollywood column reports on Esther Williams, Jane Powell, and MGM's Athena casting switch, with whispers of feuds and plans to move Your Show of Shows west. It notes Jimmy Stewart praising The Glenn Miller Story and discusses TV telefilms, optics, and other showbiz tidbits.
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Grunewald Questioned By Federal Grand Jury
Washington Post reports Henry W. Gemmewisch known as The Dutchman has been questioned before a federal grand jury over contacts with Truman administration officials. The Post notes Grunewald previously served a jail term for contempt and has been involved in ongoing investigations by the Justice Department for the last several weeks.
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Public Works Plan Aims to Help 4000 Jobless Farmers
Dunklin County officials plan a public works program to aid about 4,000 unemployed farm workers with minimal outside assistance. A Kennett citizens committee was tasked with organizing the effort last night.
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Oona Chaplin Quits U S Citizenship
London reports that Oona Chaplin renounced U S allegiance to become a British citizen. She waved a British passport with husband Charles Chaplin present at a hotel news conference in London. The Chaplins, living near Lausanne, said their five children are British, and they may remain abroad.
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Stop Harsh Constipation Drugs and Senna Laxative
Advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative with bran pepsin for natural relief from temporary constipation. Claims gentle action, helps stomach sourness, and keeps you on schedule without salts or repeated doses. Money back if not satisfied. Mail order Box 280 New York.
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Scientists Use Mercury Emission Wavelength as Time Standard
Researchers propose using the wavelength of light emitted by man-made mercury 198 as a precision time reference. The method aims to measure intervals with one part in a hundred thousand, tying optical properties to exact spans.
Nationwide dairy survey shows feed and milk rise
A United States Department of Agriculture survey finds dairy farmers feeding cows concentrated feeds to boost milk output. 1953 milk production hits a record 120.2 billion pounds, up 4 percent from 1952, with January at over 9 billion pounds, and a butter surplus prompting talk of reducing price supports.
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Culture Department
Benson
Grain output totals 155 million tons in 1952-53
Production of the eight major grains in the United States during the 1952 53 season reached 155 million tons.
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United States
Last Survivor of Civil War Honors on 107th Birthday
Albert Woolson the last Union Army veteran is flooded with birthday wishes as he turns 107 at his Duluth home. A presidential letter from Franklin D Roosevelt offers warm congratulations and best wishes for health and happiness. Local residents plan a nighttime serenade and cake as Woolson, who served in an artillery regiment, reflects on a long, simple life.
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Wants Both His Job And Mustache
Harrison T. Brooks, a 40 year old Black railroad worker, sues in federal court for reinstatement with back pay from Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railway Co. He says he was fired November 6 for wearing a neatly trimmed mustache, despite a July order requiring clean shaven dining car staff.
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Judge's Trust Proves Not Misplaced
In Chicago Municipal Court Cecil Corbett Smith spoke with Harold Elson after a $25 fine was paid. Elson returned after 10 minutes with 40 cents change, and the judge reduced the fine to $10, sending him to city jail to work it out. Elson was arrested for drunkenness and loitering.
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