Hollywood leaders bid on NATO style shift in security role
A report from The Hague states member nations discuss broadening NATO beyond military tasks with Hollywood involvement flagged. Mike Todd and other producers announced plans for films with Yugoslav outdoor scenes, signaling cross border collaboration amid tentative shifts in alliance aims.
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Hague
Netherlands
Hollywood
Peas
Paris
United States
Mike Todd
David 0. Selznick
Robert £. Sherwood
Zinneman
Todd
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Clubmobile Workers Sought in Far East by Red Cross
The National Headquarters in Washington told the lgval chapter of the American Red Cross there is a continuing need for Clubmobile workers in the Far East. Women from this area may obtain complete details at the Jebuity Red Cross office. Applicants must be physically fit, between 15 and 30, and unmarried. Training or experience related to delis-
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Lgval
Amerian Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Far East
Lanise
Jeiuity Red Cross
Many African Residents Want New Way of Life
Algiers reports a rising demand for modernization across French North Africa. Moslem youths push for public schooling and French living standards, shaping a regional movement as Tunisia nears internal autonomy and Morocco faces sovereignty pressure. Algeria shows comparatively more progress with schools and a large Muslim population, while tensions over governance and independence persist.
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Algiers
French North Africa
Carthage
Africa
France
Agleria
North Africa
Tunisia
Morocco
Pierre Mendes - France
Morocen
Moroccn
Morocca
Algeria
Sahara
Asperia
Onl
DA Bull
Moham- Lmuedan
Nalissa
Morocer
Cine
Man In Jail To Save His Money Involved In Theft
ABRAHAM GILLISPIE MERIA RNIA WARD ELL ANN NEGRA appear in a report from SEW MADRID MO. Joda suhvied he fest stern of bos mead to get yell 5 We Wan Save giomny for Aenise. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the east court on charges of sure betl buyplaryated larceny. Missouri Highway Patrolmen and Ed Keds testified as a watchman at Portageville. A car was alleged in an incident on U.S. highway 41 and a later court action followed.
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Madrid
Abraham Gillispie
Merearnia Wardell
Ann Negra
Joda
Bos Mead
East Court
Missouri
Patroloyet
U.S. Highway 41
Portagevile
AFL Heads Hear Fewer Jobs Higher Wages 1955 Outlook
Miami Beach report by the AFL Economic Division warns unemployment may average 4 million in 1955, with jobless totals about 1 million higher than 1954. It endorses steps to bolster the economy, including higher federal income tax exemptions and wage increases to lift purchasing power, while noting government outlays and new plant investments expected to stimulate hiring as servicemen are released.
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AFL
Miami Beach
Afleadets
AFL Econo
Wes Amun
Connect
Illaimigamas
Bbey
Armed Services
February 1955 may differ in stock market outlook
New York analysts note February could break its bearish tradition with countervailing forces. Cold War driven defense stocks, Formosa tensions, auto industry steel demand, and housing activity push prices higher while farm surpluses and industrial capacity loom as headwinds. Export markets improve, suggesting mixed pressure on equities. February’s weak name lingers.
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New York
jFormosa
Home Loan Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Europe
Germany
Church urged to fuel zeal for U S defense by Lutherans
Atlantic City reports the National Lutheran Council opening session where Dr Oscar A Benson of Augustana calls churches to inspire American youth to defend liberty, defend free speech, and support expansion of church services to military personnel and youth through chaplains and scouting. Br Paul C Empie notes World War II era fundraising surpassing 109 percent of 1934 goals, with 1955 targets set at $2,962,000 and suggested future goals for 1956.
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Atlantic City
Oscar A. Benson
Minneapoli
Congress
Benson
National Lutheran Council
Augustana Lutheran Church
Council
Bureau
Scouting
Br. Paul C.empie
New York
Lutheran World Action
Ite
I. Empie
LWA
Prison Conditions Influence Judge in Sentence
Circuit Judge James F. Nangle reduced Rami ng from a two year term to one year in the city work house, citing conditions at the Missouri state penitentiary as influencing his decision. The case arose from a manslaughter plea linked to a fatal automobile accident, with the judge noting the defendant was 26 and would be ruined if sent to prison with murderers and robbers.
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ST. Louis
Ervin
Raming
St. Louisan
Retting
Tanieee Mangle
Penset Son
Kansas Budget Proposal Aims For Adequate, Frugal Year
Governor Fred Hall submitted a 237 million dollar Kansas budget to the Legislature, promising it fits anticipated revenues and supports needed services. He suggested reviving the general fund tax levy if needed, estimating a state property tax around 1.86 mills, with administration backing the plan as the first all inclusive budget package to the body.
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Topexa
Kan
Fred Hall
Kansas
View State Department of Administration
Hall
Chicago
Wirh
Bos
Michael Bull
Julius H. Miner
Tring Aing Fiis
Oak Park Methodist Church
Michel
Craige
Marl
Palatine
Miner
Reese
Mich
Solea
Tom
Bill
Micharl
Birt
Tata
Bae
TTU
iMate Unveil Plot to Free Sing Sing Convicts
Unclear readable pieces describe an escape plot involving Sing Sing inmates. Officials disclose a daring plan with gunmen to seize warden and prison during a sequence near Ossining. Names and exact roles are obscured in the damaged OCR text.
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iMate Unveil
Sing Sing
Ossining Noy
Prigan
Capath
Sisinien Bet
Iniva Teen
Benin
Haan
Tanvig
Warborn Veterans Benefits af End Warborn Veterans Benefits af End
Washington aides report changes limiting benefits for new armed forces entrants under a Korean War era act. Proposed and debated measures aim to bar or reduce free medical care home loans and other entitlements for those joining after the deadline, with potential effects on preexisting uniformed personnel.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Haase
Dog Saves Two Boys After Nearby Car Crash
In Omaha, a brave dog dashed from a nearby yard to alert drivers and guide two boys to safety after a vehicle swerved on a road near Ravens, saving their lives. Witnesses credit the dog with prompting quick actions and preventing a worse outcome.
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Omaha
Michael Lammus
Dav Karss
Dag ci
Greta Ravens
Mason Fellowship Dinner Set At Jefferson Lodge
The Mason Fellowship group will hold its first dinner of the year on Thursday at the Masonic home in St Louis. Lea Robertson, superintendent, will discuss a naming campaign to raise a million dollars for a new hospital and old folks building. Charles Trigg presides. officers include C M Steelsmith and Claude Winitt.
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Jefferson Lodge
A. Fy
A. M
Lea Robertson
Lncated
Ue St. Louis
Ecs
Athic Homes
United States
Army
Europe
Charles Trigg
Masonic Fellowship
C. M. Steelsmth
Claude Winitt
Hadley K.lewin
Widen Streets in Formosan Capital Face Resident Uproar
In Taipei Formosa the nationalist government pushes road widening along major avenues to disperse crowds for an emergency. Residents on Ardsevelt Road and nearby oppose, shouting as bulldozers move in while crews receive police protection. Freewood sod resettlement offered to those affected.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Wits
Lten Ardsevelt
Anery House
Freewood Sod
Widse
Arctic cold grips New England as warmth shifts elsewhere
Arctic air clung to northern New England while readings spiked to 33 degrees in Indianapolis and to 35 below in Carthage Maine, the freezing line crossing from southern Pennsylvania into northern Ohio and Indiana as snow spread across the Ohio Valley and eastern Great Lakes.
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Easton
New
Ny Columbus
Obig. Com
Tndianapolis
New England
Carthiou
Penma
Ohio
Indiana
Texas
Ohin
Regan
Helps Man Escape Death Marries Him
In Chicago Criminal Court a man who attacked his wife to death with a knife six years ago and the woman who helped him escape the electric chair were married yesterday. Edward Praszewski, sentenced to 14 years, and Stella Suhala, 25, resume life after his plea of guilty. He is eligible for parole in eight years and nine months, while Stella aided his appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Chicago
Edward Praszewski
Stella Suhala
Prosxewski
Jan
Roszewski
ISA @nd ji
Stella
Edward
Earh Alper
Titinais Supreme Court
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Warborn Veterans
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Sonia Rey
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Aeyheny
Mason Fellowship
Formosan City
Arctic
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