Morocco Under Weak Sultan Faces Red Terror Threat
Casablanca dispatch profiles Sultan Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa as a fragile ruler. French control, Berber resentment, and rising nationalist violence threaten Morocco’s stability and the new American air bases. Extremists linked to Cairo radio and Moscow propaganda fuel unrest as Francis Lacoste vows firm action and reform. Tomorrow's report examines possible deadly outcomes.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Rabat
Sultan Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa
Indochina
France
Tunisia
Moulay Mohammed
Sultan
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Hadj Thami el Glaoui Mezaouri
Marrakech
Si Mohammed
Sidi Mohammed
Istiqlal (Independence
Istiqlal
Marrkech
Madagascar
Cowde i
Paris
Britain
Churchill
Sultan Ben Arafa
Radio
Cairo
Arab League
North Africa
Moroccan Communist Party
Moscow
U.S
Francis Lacoste
Free World
Parole Hearing Notice for Milton Harris in Ohio
Milton L. Harris, inmate No. 52061, Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, convicted September 15, 1953 of Assault to Rape, eligible for parole hearing on or after August 1, 1954, by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission. Hearing date posted as June 15, 1954 with clerk A C Forsyth.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Milton L. Harris
Ohio State Reformatory
Omo
Butler County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
One-Fifth Of Ten Thousand Dollar Bill Found
N B Lee found fragment of a $10,000 bill at the Benson town dump in Dunn North Carolina. Bankers confirmed its legitimacy and explained that two fifths could yield half from the Treasury and three fourths could yield the full amount. The origin of the fragment remains unknown.
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Dunn
N. C
Bobby Lee
Dunn Bank
Benson
Lee
Treasury Department
Automobile production in the United States since 1900
Since 1900 manufacturing firms in the United States have produced more than 116 billion motor vehicles, a staggering figure reflecting the nation’s industrial growth and automotive legacy.
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United States
Auto Firm Merger Voted By Directors
New York reports directors of Studebaker Corp and Packard Motor Car Co approved a merger agreement pending stockholder approval. Announcement came from Packard president Hugh J. Ferry and chairman James J. Nance and Studebaker president Harold S. Vance and board chair Paul G. Hoffman.
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New York
Studebaker Corp
Packard Motor Car Co
James J. Nance
Hugh J. Ferry
Packard
Harold S. Vance
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker
Church Social Action Agency Faces Conference Decision
The Congregational Christian Church gathering at Yale may decide the fate of its Social Action Council amid claims of political bias. Delegates discuss a potential merger with the Evangelical and Reformed Church and possible procedural restraints on the council. Ray Gibbons cautions against diluting the council’s mission to interpret social issues through the Gospel.
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New Haven
Conn
Ray Gibbons
Council
Yale University
General Council of
The
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reforme Church
North Dakota
California
Social Action Council
Board of Review
League
Frank A. Bean
Minneapolis
Gibbons
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John H. Lamb
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Eign
Belgian Congo
Rock
Fifeshire
Scotland
Texas
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