Atlantic Pact approval may deter future war
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously backs the North Atlantic Pact as best way to avoid another world war. It warns failure to ratify would have disastrous abroad consequences and notes the pact signals unity among twelve signatories rather than relying on military power alone. The panel says Spain’s future inclusion depends on unanimous pact nations.
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Belmont winner Flying Misses takes Devil Diver Handicap
Gordon Glisson rode four winners at Belmont Park in a strong day. Flying Misses captured the featured Devil Diver Handicap at odds of 8.20. In Boston, jockey Joe Molbert of New Iberia Louisiana died after his mount stumbled at the starting gate in the seventh race at Suffolk Downs.
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Atlantic Pact marks long shift in US policy and mood
James Marlow notes broad Senate approval of joining the North Atlantic Pact reflects a decade of change from isolation to active international role. He links wartime lessons, support to Greece and Turkey, the Marshall Plan, and the move to collective defense against Russia, with public sentiment seen as largely unexcited but accepting.
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Mediation Nobel Laureate Dr. Bunche Named Father of the Year
Dr. Ralph Bunche, Acting United Nations Mediator for Palestine, was named Father of the Year by the National Father's Day Committee at a May 26 luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria New York. The committee praised his work in promoting peace and ending hate and prejudice. He was born in Detroit in 1904 and holds degrees from UC Berkeley and Harvard.
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Draft may restart without immediate pay raise, Army witness says
Washington June 8 AP An Army spokesman told Congress the draft could resume if a general military pay hike is not enacted promptly. Maj. Gen. John E Dahlquist testified that a $300 million yearly payroll increase is needed, noting enlisted men oppose the current dependents allowance tied to family size. The bill would replace allowances with higher pay and end the provisions by July 1 1952.
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Bachelor Jimmy A Papa Now in The Stratton Story
Hollywood’s outstanding bachelor Jamey Stewart stars with June Allyson in The Stratton Story. The film draws on Monty Stretion’s famed baseball career as a backdrop for Stewart’s performance and romantic intrigue.
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Gray to Get Approval for Army Secretary Nomination
Washington June 8 AP speedy Senate approval of Gordon Gray as Secretary of the Army was forecast by Armed Services Committee Chairman Tydings. Truman named Gray a North Carolina lawyer publisher serving in the department since Sept. 1947. Gray was surprised by the nomination. he will appear before the committee tomorrow. Senator Gurney welcomed an experienced pick, while Louis Johnson originally favored Curtis Calder for the post.
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Lost Farm Children Found After Night in Woods
Lillian Bobak aged 12 and her nine year old brother Jimmy from Johnstown Pa were found after spending the night lost in the woods. They drank spring water and ate sassafras leaves to endure. They said they ran away to escape farm chores and later got lost, then located by volunteer searchers yesterday.
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Yohos Lose In Moundsville City Council Election
In Moundsville West Virginia on June 8 the Yohos dominated local races with Maud R Yoho as Republican candidate Herbs bert Yoho as Democratic candidate and Leroy Yoho not seeking reelection The three Yohos share political interest but are not closely related
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