Britain rejects Schuman plan and European unity
Mark R. Byers analyzes Britain's White Paper rejection of the Schuman plan and any move toward European unity. He argues Britain seeks more American aid while blocking Western integration, noting Franco German cooperation and German associate membership in Europe. The piece contrasts British stance with moves toward a pooled European heavy industry and wary Moscow reaction.
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Urope
Schuman
Europe
Atlee
Labor Party
Britain
Germany
France
ECA
Council of Europe
Schuman Plan
Ruhr
Adenauer
United States
Moscow
Council
West
Russia
Poland
Oder-Neisse
Kremlin
Warren Gains National Spotlight in California Primary
Governor Earl Warren consolidates a strong lead by nearly doubling James Roosevelt in the California primary. A Warren victory could boost a 1952 presidential bid, strengthen GOP liberals like Duff, and reshape national delegation power ahead of the fall campaign. Roosevelt faces a tough run with street campaigning and Democratic doubts.
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Overnor Earl Warren
California
James Roosevelt
Warren
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
Oregon
James Duff
Duff
Jimmy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Truman
Jimmy
General Eisenhower
Displaced Persons Bill Clears Congress
Congress approves a liberalized displaced persons measure enabling 135000 more European DPs to enter the United States. The bill increases entry limits and amends language deemed biased, marking a victory for various American groups.
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Congress
Truman
United States
Denmark’s strategic role in NATO and Baltic access
The Danish position gates the Baltic and shapes NATO strategy, with Denmark’s ports and submarine routes influencing Soviet access. Denmark has expanded military service to a year and trained about 100,000 since 1945, but lacks modern equipment to field a full division or strong air force.
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Denmark
Britain
United States
Atlantic Ocean
M. Winding
Germany
Baltic
Schleswig- Holstein
West Germany
Denmark Defense Strategy Frames Baltic Submarine Battle
The piece argues Denmark can be defended as part of a broader Western Alliance effort. It notes Denmark’s natural fortress position on a peninsula and islands, requiring only a limited Soviet force to hold the line until Britain or the United States can aid. It stresses blocking Soviet submarines from the Baltic as critical to US safety.
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Gen. MacArthur
Gen. Bradley
Sec
Louis Johnson
Tokyo
Japan
MacArthur
Formosa
Pacific
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
Defense Department
Big Island
Denmark
Hitler
Norway
Atlantic
North Sea
Arctic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Middle East
Far East
Britain
United States
Baltic
U. S
Big Fanny
Community Board of Health
Mr. Odell
Sodus Bay
Chemung River
Mr. McLaughlin
How To Be A Lobbyist Ei RT
A conference piece recounts Selvage and Lee guidance for Washington influence. Senior partner James Lee outlines ten rules for businessmen, stressing press outreach, factual briefings, committee insight, public pressure, and maintaining established contacts.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Prentice-Hall
Selvage and Lee
James Lee
Congress
Pal
Partisans of Peace and a Cold War Echo
Washington columnist outlines Moscow driven drive for disarmament and neutralist sentiment in Europe, noting Stockholm appeal to ban atomic bombs and planned mass signatures. He highlights U S disarmament efforts, leaks on atomic weapons, and political risks as America pushes for peace while facing Soviet messaging and internal debates.
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Washington
Europe
Stockholm
United Nations
Moscow
Francesco Nitti
Peapson
Italy
Russia
France
India
England
U. N. General Assembly
Sen
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
U. N. Assembly
U. N
McMahon
American Legion
Truman
Taft
Western Europe
Harry Gold
Dr. Fuchs
U. S. Army
Manhattan Project
Smythe
Leslie Groves
Turk and pets shape a wild boy with pockets full of life
A grandfather recalls Turk, a lively boy who hoards worms, shells, and curious treasures. The tale moves through turtles, rabbits, and pigeons, ended by near chaos at home and the hunt for a safer naturalist path. The narrator laments pockets full of odds and ends and memories of wildlife mischief.
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Turk
Report From Around Town Lemon blend tops Camp McCoy captain
A Camp McCoy captain visiting Sparta sampled Wisconsin ice cream at the Sparta Dairy bar and chose the new lemon blend as his favorite after tasting about ten kinds. The lighthearted visit featured unorthodox brand mixing with no ill effects.
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Camp McCoy
Sparta
Wisconsin
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