Big Four Pact Seen as Check on Russian Aggression
Opinion notes John Foster Dulles warned war could follow if the North Atlantic treaty is not ratified. The piece argues unity in Europe via a strong Atlantic Pact is needed to halt Soviet expansion, and cites recent talks and General Clay's views on Berlin and German policy altering the Cold War dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
Senate ‘Foreign Iterations Committee
United States
Debgate
United Nations
America
Britain
Europe
Dulles
Russia
New York
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
West
Clayton
Clay
Marshal Planard
Cherbourg
Utah
Beach
St. Lo
Avraches
Rennes
Arkansas
John Wood
le Mans
Chartres
Fontainebleau
Reims
Verdun
Metz
Luxembourg
Bastogne
France
Joe Stalin
Jand
Shower Springs 4 1 Club meets in April 1949
The Shower Springs 4 1 Club held a Saturday meeting at the community house with Mary Ann England reporting. Mrs. Robert Garrett led a Dress Revue discussion for the girls while Mr. Charles Beck led a dairying talk for the boys. Members shared progress on their demonstrations. the group voted to meet twice a month and cleaned the hall after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann England
Robert Garrett
Chas. Beck
Charles Beck
Oakgrove 4 H Club Elects New Officers in Hempstead
Oakgrove 4 H club organized in Hempstead Count Bot April 21 at the Allen home. Clay Sparks elected president with Thomas Beck as VP Princess Allen secretary treasurer Carol Stewart reporter Vida and Dollie Beck recreational leaders and Dean Allen song leader. Local leaders chosen Mrs Fred Stewart and Mrs Willie Allen. Next meeting set for May 6 at Princess Allen's home. Green Laster Home Demonstration club met April 22 at Mrs Ernest Ross home with Odell Luck presiding. Plans included making pajamas and canned goods for the crippled children's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre
Clay Sparks
M. C. Sparks
Saltgrove
Oakgrove
Hempstead
Willie C. Allen
Oakgrave
Thomas Beck
Princess Allen
Carol Stewart
Vida
Dollie Beck
Dean Allen
Fred Stewart
Willie Allen
Douglas Collier
Francine Allen
Norma Jean Allen
Green Laster Home Demonstration Club
Ernest Ross
Odell Luck
Wanda Hartsfield
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Don't Worry France Will Fight Invader
E C Deane argues against claims that France would not resist a Soviet invasion. He cites French resolve, describes his Paris spring memories, and notes the Highway of Liberty memorials honoring American World War II sacrifices. He asserts French spirit and gratitude toward American aid despite Communist rhetoric.
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el Dorado
Maurice Thorez
France
Russia
Thorez
Arkansas
Europe
Jhhey
Ming
Nancy
Tain
Verdun
Paris
University of Georgia
Tharez
Stalin
Meinof
Wfrm
Therez
Nuremburg
Germany
Feds
Pris
Chalous-sur Marne
Reims
Metz
Patton
United States
Community picnic and scrap iron drive announced
A May Friday night at Fair park picnic and cake walk are planned with scrap iron collection throughout May to fund building projects. Reports on poultry by Mrs. Clay Miller and on nutrition by Mat ie Bulloch, plus score card demonstrations by Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Blackwood. Refreshments served to 21 art members, two new members, and six children. Next meeting at Mrs. Dra goo’s home with a fruit and vegetable freezing demonstration.
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Fairpark
Clay Miller
Matie Bulloch
Hunt
Blackwood
Belva Bailey
George House
Hercute Grimmett
Dragoo
Coal Question Turns on Morning Delivery
A fragmentary exchange questions whether a father ordered coal this morning. A nearby line states no coal is for a Mr Zell with a related reply about Gladys Zell. The dialogue implies a domestic or personal dispute over coal delivery and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Zell
Gladys Zell
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Thorn
Thornton
Followdahel Directiong
Tabson Drug
Kansas City
Mr. Dulles
Alyo
Neae Tate
Green Laster
E. C. Deane
Sutton
Real
Ladies Rayon
S. Walnut Hope, Ark
Kroger
Pillsbury
Embassy Brand
Spotlight Kroger
Cotsup
Save
Embassy
Fiesta
Kay Kyser
Kay
Univ. of North Carolina
ABC
Kroger Tenderay
Govt
Bologna
Armour’s
Cudahy Wicklow
Aurst
Luis Cudahy
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