Krupp Industry Empire to Sell Holdings Amid Allied Plan
Bonn Germany Allied powers ordered Germanys Krupp empire to sell coal steel and iron holdings while Alfred Krupp amid postwar wealth will receive about 47.6 million dollars for the sales He keeps control of other family estates worth about 95 million and vows not to reinvest gains in the industries The plan was worked out with the United States Britain and France and Krupp will transfer some retained properties to relatives Holdings to be returned include locomotive works a truck factory a civil engineering firm a tungsten carbide plant shipyards and the cast steel works in Essen
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Taft clarifies Yalta wording and World War II pacts
Senator Taft says Eisenhower and Dulles agree that revising the anti enslave ment resolution does not affect Yalta agreements. Republicans defend the change as avoiding affirmation of Roosevelt and Truman pacts while Democrats condemn it as weakening Cold War propaganda.
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False Judas Sells Self for Thirty Pieces
A verse meditation notes Judas Iscariot’s betrayal and remorse with archaic diction. The speaker, Julien C. Hyer, laments the ruin of a man who sought wealth and fame, only to find his honor forfeited and self-destruction. The piece conveys moral judgment and spiritual consequence.
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German Vote Set on Europe Army
Bonn announces final ratification vote date for the European Army Treaty as West Germany becomes the first of six nations to move toward the plan. The steering committee set March 19 for the third and final reading, despite Socialist opposition, signaling action prompted by Secretary Dulles on his European tour.
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Outlives Landmark Custodian in New Building
Jack Petersen 82, longtime custodian of the Coulter Building in Los Angeles, outlived the landmark and moved to a warehouse apartment after the building site cleared for a parking lot. He kept his clocks and his cat Patsy, with James McReynolds arranging a permanent living space for him.
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Public Talk by CS Board Member Theodore Wallach in Chicago
Theodore Wallach of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship will present a public talk at 8 p m Thursday in Second Church of Christ Scientist at 302 W Seventh St. The subject is Christian Science: The Key to Happiness.
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