Bold New Look in Western Europe Battles Threats
In a discussion on Europe’s security, Acheson argues that communist gains rely on the red army’s threat and the existence of large, quickly mobilizable military forces. He notes Moscow displays of power reinforce fear and stability for Soviet satellites while communism appeals to minds through force rather than spiritual attraction. Observes Birthday MOBERLY Missouri July 28 AP Frank W Aiken holder of Missouri’s first birth certificate marks his 79th birthday in Moberly as the state notes his historic record.
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Moberly
Frank W. Aiken
William Andrews Dies at Home in Jefferson City
William T. Andrews 73 of 419 West High Street died of heart disease at 7 today at his home after months of ill health. A railroad man most of his life he was born April 22 1876 in Howard county and began railroading at 26 in Jefferson City as a fireman for Missouri Pacific. He became an engineer in 1910 and retired about ten years ago. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Methodist church. Survived by two sisters Mrs Luette Eblis Marshall and Mrs Della Campton Fayette and brothers J S and G T Andrews Napa Calif.
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Births and local return home noted in St Marys report
A boy and a girl were born last night at St Marys hospital to Donald L. Rhoades and Glen Sachs. Shirley Feil and family returned from a vacation at Little Rock. D Kendricks, Robert Richter, Phi Dallmeyer Sr and Jr, and Mrs Joe Schwaller are all mentioned with recent hospital or travel details.
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Phil Dailmeyer, Jr
Jeffer
Chicago
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Acheson Warns Europe Faces Red Threat and Aid Debate
Acheson argued Europe remains under threat from Reds and that only interim aid should be provided now. He called the administration plan the minimum Western Europe urgently needs to guard against internal subversion and to fulfill a joint defense role. He said arming Europe would not provoke war but would bolster forces Europe already plans to use.
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Russia
Polio Cases in 1949 Exceed 1944 War-Year Levels Across U S
An Associated Press survey shows 6 935 polio cases through July 27 1949 with 3 371 deaths nationwide far ahead of 1944. Public Health reports 6 339 cases by July 23 up 38 4 percent from 1946 and 1948. Polio surge spans 38 states with nine states concentrating most cases. Oklahoma reports half its 440 cases recovered while staffing shortages strain care.
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Boston Declares Water Emergency
Boston declares a water emergency after a major main burst and a pumping engine failure affect 1.5 million people. With 95 degree heat, the metropolitan district commission faces supply disruption and escalating strain on utilities.
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