Churchill Encourages Europe Army Plans Across Six Nations
Paris reports indicate confidence in stitching a six nation international army with a single uniform and budget. Churchill backs the plan and pledges British troops will be linked with the European Defense community for training and operations. Eisenhower urges rapid paperwork to form the army core for NATO defenses against Soviet pressure. Belgium’s stance remains pivotal as Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg fear loss of sovereignty and veto potential. British Eden and Churchill promise to align politically and economically while avoiding direct participation. talks aim to complete a six nation army treaty before January discussions with Truman.
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Joseph F. Dynan
Paris
Ifnce
Winston Churchill
France
Churchill
Britain
European Defense Community
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
West Germany
National Assembly
Anthony Eden
Washington
Truman
United States
Six Nations
Bedford Named Arms Expeditor and Legal Divorce Notice
Bedford, an industrial engineer and former assistant to Defense Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson, named special assistant to Secretary Lovett to speed military production. He is Kaiser-Frazer executive vice president. A divorce notice for Eva Noble Brandenburg seeks relief in Butte County Common Pleas Court, Case No 4574, with a response due January 39, 1952.
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Washington
Chay Bedford
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Lovett
Bedford
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Eva Noble Brandenburg
Othcr
Arenideeats
To¢ Common Pleas Court
Butte County County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
N. Koehler
M. Taylor
John Service Quizzed by State Dept Security Board
Washington dispatch reports diplomat John Service, a frequent target of Senator McCarthy, is being questioned by a State Department security board. Vincent, on leave as consul general at Tangier, testified Monday as the panel reviews scattered allegations from years past. he is slated to appear before Len McCarran's Senate Internal Security Subcommittee next month.
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Washington
John Carter Vincent
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department Rovyalty Security Board
Vincent
Tangier
Vincent Tmade
State Department
W. S
China
Senate
Len McCarran
D-Nev
Local 112 Plans Christmas Party for Members and Families
United Paper Workers Local 112 CIO will hold its annual Christmas party for members and families at Nelva Center on Friday December 21 starting at 7 15 p m Special invitations go to retired members Entertainment focuses on children with games movies comic cartoons and carols There will be treats Evangelist Stephen Faulkner will give the invocation Organizers include Roger Stewart Arthur Huffman Sam Richardson Eddie Busby and Tom Phillips A second note mentions a rainfall record in the Philippines at Bownie with 45 99 inches.
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United Paper Workers
CIO
Nelva Center
Stephen Faulkner
Roger Stewart
Arthur Huffman
Sam Richardson
Eddie Busby
Tom Phillips
Wanger to face grand jury over shooting charge
Beverly Hills producer Walter Wanger was indicted by a Los Angeles County grand jury on assault with intent to murder Jennings Lang. Wanger, 57, could face five to 14 years if convicted. Lang, 39, shot in the groin, says Wanger fired after Lang supposedly tried to break up his marriage to Joan Bennett. Lang’s condition noted as risk of infection and possible permanent disability. bail set at 5000 dollars. judge could strike intent wording to reduce charge.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Walter Wanger
Santa Monica
Jennings Lang
Wanger
Joan Bennett
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Lang
Miss Bennett
Polce
Micmac Indians as Nova Scotia’s earliest inhabitants
The Micmac Indians are identified as the earliest known inhabitants of Nova Scotia, highlighting their long-standing presence in the region.
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Nova Scotia
Panther Attacks Animal Trainer on Set at Clyde Beatty Film
Hollywood reports Clyde Beatty, circus owner and animal trainer, was clawed on the right arm by a black panther during filming of a television movie. He was attempting to remove a panther from a rope snare when the animal objected and attacked.
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Hollywood
Clyde Beatty
Beatty
Man Injured by Animal During Work on Set
A crew member suffered a claw injury when an animal near the filming area attacked. Beatty returned to work on the set after treatment by a nurse who tended the wound.
Chest film production rises to sixteen million in 1950
About 16 million small chest radiographs were taken in the United States in 1950, up from 14 million the year before. Chest films aid in detecting tuberculosis, lung cancer, and other diseases, and your annual purchase of Christmas Seals funds programs in Butler County.
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United States
Butler County
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