French Hope for U S and Britain Security Guarantees
In Lisbon French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman urged that the United States and Britain provide political and legal guarantees against a future German sellout of the European army. After talks with Dean Acheson and Anthony Eden at the NATO meeting, officials said only Congress can grant such guarantees, while Acheson reaffirmed existing U S support for six divisions in Europe and unity efforts.
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Portugal
Robert Schuman
United States
Great Britain
France
Schuman
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Congress
Acheson
Eden
Furone
Dwicht D. Eiisenhower
Western
Germany
U.S
Britain
NATO
Council
Swain County Land Bill Would Add 44,400 Acres
A bill introduced by Representative Redden would grant Swain County North Carolina 44,400 acres of Federally owned land now part of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The land was taken during dam construction and linked to Fontana Dam road funding of about ten million dollars.
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Washington Service
Washington
Swain County
N. C
Rep. Redden
D-Nc
Great Smoky Na Park
Fontana Dam
Bank Pays For Noise Over Radio In Louisville
WKYW in Louisville broadcasts interference noises funded by a nearby bank remodeling its building. An announcer interrupts each program to explain the sounds come from the bank’s effort to build a bigger, better bank to serve customers.
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Louisville. Ky
WKYW
Silence
Ion
New Models Coat Revealed in Luxury Cotton Rayon Fabric
A fashion note touts a coat that goes with every outfit. It features a plush fleece feel with sleeves designed to flow from the shoulders. The piece promises greater poise and comfort, now offered in a cotton and rayon luxury fabric and improved Modess softness for chafe free wear.
Barrett Says Free World Winning Battle for Minds
Washington reports Edward W. Barrett claims the free world is positively winning the battle for minds after two years guiding the State Department’s propaganda effort. He cites boosting radio outreach and international publications as part of an expanding “truth campaign” against Soviet influence.
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Barrett
Washington
Edward W. Barrett
State Department
Congress
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Voice of America
Atlantic
Pacific
Coast Guard
Compton
Washington State College
Truman Ready To Ask More Aid For NATO Allies
President Truman plans to ask Congress to appropriate 7.9 billion dollars to continue military and economic aid for a year. The proposed budget would supply weapons, materials, and machinery to more than 40 Allied nations in the anti communist effort. Officials say a message to Congress could go during the week starting March 10.
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Washington
Truman
Lisbon
Congress
United States
Capitol Hill
Two Former NYU Students Sentenced for Shop Outlay
Two former New York University students were sentenced to indeterminate terms at Elmira Reformatory for stealing from NYU Washi Square store, totaling 72 052 dollars. Irvi Syng and Ravi were charged as new offenders, with refunds on books bought at other stores under the Oil Bill.
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New York
New York University
Elmira Reformatory
Washi Square
Irvi Syng
Ity
Ravi
Light Bulb Defies Time Alliance Mystery Story
In 1918 C. W. found a light bulb in junk from a new home. S. D. Corp tested it and says the bulb is still good and has been in use ever since.
Groundwork Laid for Probe of Schools
The State Grange Executive Committee prepared a plan for probing the public school system. It authorized a special education group to craft curricula and address additional needs. The committee met in Raleigh and laid steps for urban rural administration consolidation, longer tenure for principals and superintendents, teacher selection reform, and rural health training and care.
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Greensboro
State Grange
State Grane
Raleigh
W. W Oes
Goldsboro
Dead Wife Nabs Husband in Back-Showdown Arrest
In Chicago William F. Reichel 32 went to his estranged wife Irene 30 home to discuss arrears when she emerged from the bedroom and deputies arrested him for non support. Mrs Reichel testified she had him served for 675 dollars in back support for their two children after she faked her own death to locate him.
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Chicago
William F. Reichel
Irene
Riechel
Rate Increase Request Will Be Explained
In Raleigh Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph plans to explain its request to raise rates by 1 817 476 a year in North Carolina to the Utilities Commission. The company says the increase is needed to offset higher taxes operating costs and to earn a fair return on investment. The commission received a preparatory letter from Thompson Greenwood executive secretary of the North Carolina Merchants Association urging careful review and noting potential retail impact.
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Raleigh
Perc
Aan
Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Mission
North Carolina
Southern Bell
Merchants Association
Thompson Greenwood
Association
Commission
Stanley Winborne
Greenwood
Anaes Ae
American T and Telegraph
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rosenbergs Seek Supreme Court Ruling to Save Them
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg face execution after convictions for espionage. Defense attorney Emanuel Block said he would appeal to the U S Supreme Court, arguing to overturn the electric chair sentence.
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Rosenbergs
Supreme Court
New York
Julius and
Pan
Giva Atomic Sone
U. S
Emanuel H. Block
Supreme
Woman Freed On Charge of Punching Policeman
A Bronx magistrate acquitted Mrs. Ethel Crawley on charges she punched a police sergeant and used abusive language after refusing to move from an accident scene. Judge Samuel J. Ohringer dismissed the case for lack of evidence, noting I don’t think you are right. Police are not fair game.
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New York
Bronx
Ethel Crawley
Samuel J. Ohringer
NATO Must Wait for German Troops
Allied officials say the Atlantic army will delay German troop contributions to 1955. German conscription awaits six Western nations' draft treaty ratification and Germany’s political course.
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the High Point
N. C
Enterprise
NATO
BOMN
Germany
Weat
Lisbon
France
Konrad Bauer
Pune
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Fremont Public Library tops records with TV outreach
In Fremont Nebraska the public library reports its children's department has the largest book circulation in its history while expanding with television outreach. Librarian Flora Anstine notes the programs are drawing more young readers and families to the library.
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Fremont
Neb
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