Arlington National Cemetery Expansion Idea Near Mt Vernon
An editorial argues Arlington National Cemetery will run out of room in about 20 years and proposes a new national burial ground along the Maryland bank of the Potomac near Mt. Vernon. It envisions a scenic site with a bridge linking to Maryland and even a resting place for the Unknown Soldier of World War II, while preserving Arlington’s memory.
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Doubt Over Ratification And Pace Of European Pacts
Observers doubt the recently signed European agreements will be ratified or implemented. Concerns center on Germany and France with fears of a dismembered Germany and tensions over Saar claims. Skepticism also targets France UK economic capacity and US aid, amid possible Congress cuts and rising isolationism. The piece ends with a moral reflection from Philippians 1 22.
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Eisenhower Seen as Symbol of Hope by Paris Dispatch
In Paris, a David Lawrence dispatch portrays General Dwight Eisenhower as a beacon of hope for Europe, linking his leadership in North Africa and Europe to the potential presidency. It notes European trust in American solidarity, contrasts with Taft, and lauds Eisenhower as a confident, versatile campaign figure who listens and acts with a square deal approach.
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Raleigh, N.C
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Sunday School Joke About Father and Fishing
A boy explains he was late because he tried to go fishing but his father wouldn’t let him. The teacher commends the father’s judge of limits. The boy adds that his dad said there wasn’t enough bait for both of them.
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English Digest
Wisconsin GOP Looks Stronger Yet Faces Cautious National Fight
Madison dispatch notes the Wisconsin Republican organization appears healthier in numbers and resolve at district conventions. Yet leaders warn against overconfidence as they plan a disciplined campaign to win back national power while maintaining state strength under Gov. Walter Kohler.
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Arkansas Names From A To Z Include Odd Towns
The piece notes Arkansas names listed in the Postal Guide from Allfriend to Zion and jokes about Norrell of Arkansas criticizing Montana's Hungry Horse dam while Arkansas offers Bull Shoals. It adds light remarks on state pride and quirky terms and ends with a aside on fashion and women.
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Hungry Horse Dam
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Bull Shoals
Opportunity
Opportunity” and the People Have Used It In Picking Names. the “Postal Guide
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Big Flat
Bonanza
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Croker
Missouri
H BOMB FEARS AND WASHINGTON NOTES
The piece reports progress toward a successful H-bomb test at Eniwetok with experts warning only of risks from a misfire and possible global fire. It covers Congressional interest in Supreme Court rulings on steel seizures, cabinet tensions over newsprint, and Republican endorsements of McGranery amid other Washington notes.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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GE faces major labor talks with two big unions
The General Electric labor case involves 68 unions with 216000 employees split between CIO International Union of Electrical Workers and United Electrical Workers. Contracts expire September 15 with 60 days’ renegotiation notice possible. GE offered a 4.61 percent total wage raise including cost of living adjustments. Twenty unions accepted. the two large unions debate acceptance, demand for a union shop, and potential actions at the Lockland Ohio jet engine plant.
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Peace pacts differ yet share troop stays in Japan Germany
James Marlow notes both Japan and Germany peace treaties keep Allied troops, with Japan allowing withdrawal plus possible stay and Germany embedding defense forces. He argues troops remain key to countering communism and shaping Europe’s future, with Germany’s pact seen as potentially progressive for a united Europe.
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Europe
Russia
Ten Years Ago Dr Gullickson Runs For Governor And Quits GOP Post
From the La Crosse Tribune ten years ago: Dr F L Gullickson of West Salem announced his gubernatorial candidacy and resignation as chairman of the Republican State Central Committee. Other notes mention farm bureau incorporation filings and local club elections.
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