North Atlantic Pact Nations Form Defense Panel
Defense chiefs from the United States and 11 western nations begin a two day session in Washington to create military committees regional planning groups and a supply and production board as part of the North Atlantic Pact efforts amid urgency from the Soviet atomic test and new arms aid approved by Congress General Omar Bradley represents the United States.
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Washington
Defense Chiefs
United States
U. S
Pentagon
Congress
Truman
Britain
A. V. Alexander
Paul Ramadier
France
Louis Johnson
Defense Committee
Omar Bradley
American Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nature of an executive agency for the western Europe safeguards
The article discusses establishing or strengthening an executive agency to protect the broader Western Europe and North Atlantic area, aiming to bolster safeguards and coordinated defense measures across allied nations. It emphasizes a centralized authority to oversee security, defense collaboration, and crisis response within the region.
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Western
Europe
North Atlantic
German Red Predicts New Government
East Germany's leader Wilhelm Pieck predicted within days the formation of a provisional all German government and a German Democratic Republic to speak for the country. Reports from Berlin say the East German People’s Council may convene to proclaim the new government. Bulgaria joined Russia and Hungary in opposing the Western German regime.
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Berlin
East Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Pieck
Bonn
People’s Council For
Germany
Bulgaria
Russia
Hungary
Sofia
Vladimir Poptomov
Soviet Union
Regional Scout Session Opens October 7 In Cincinnati
Regional Scout Session opens October 7 for Region IV of the Boy Scouts of America embracing Mount Builder's Area Council. Paul Parker announces the annual meeting in Cincinnati with Dr. Arthur A. Schuck Harold Pete and FE Arner Goodman attending. Activities include dinners, meetings, trainings, and regional awards with the Silver Antelope presented at the Liberty Banquet.
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Boy Scouts of America
Mount Builder's
Cincinnati
Paul Parker
Arthur A. Schuck
Harold Pete
Arner Goodman
Northwest
National Council
Crusade
E. J. Goldschmidt
Parker
Middletown
Morality Of Films Hits All Time Low In Maryland
Maryland censors report motion picture morality at an all time low due to foreign films influx. Over 1,000 miles of new censorship data cited 42 percent objectionable, five films rejected, 219 cut. Black bear roams wild in 34 of 44 states.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Board of Cenwore
Lane
Whisker Contest Ends Quietly for Featherman and Fixit
Daddy Ringtail settles the long whisker dispute among Featherman and Little Mr. Fixit. Each claims longest whiskers yet the Featherman and Fixit both rejoice as Ringtail declares none longer than theirs. The scene ends with shared happiness and no further trouble.
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Daddy Ringtail
Featherman
Mr. Fixit
Elephant Path
Fixit
Tito frees 713 pro Russians now repenting in Belgrade
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP Marshal Tito released 713 former pro-Russian sympathizers from prison. They confessed their errors and will work on the Belgrade Zagreb road for Radio Belgrade. Rankovic cited this as proof of regime confidence amid anti Tito sentiment abroad.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Radio
Alexander Rankovic
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Zagreb
Tia
Tito
Russia
Moshe Pijade
Presidium
Pijade
Curfew Sought in Cadillac Pediatric Rule
The Cadillac Michigan AP report states the Parent-Teacher Association urges city officials to enforce a 9 15 p m curfew for children. The move aims to reduce after hours unsupervised activity and enhance safety.
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Cadillac. Mich
Parent-Teacher Association
Dining Cars Keep Prices High Despite Deficit
The American Railway Dining Car Officers Association reports a 45 million dollar annual deficit while dining car prices stay up. Competition from snack bars and faster railroad schedules reduces onboard meals, and labor costs remain the biggest challenge for Lehigh Valley Railroad official W M Sharp.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Railway Dining Car Officers Association
W. M. Sharp
Sharp
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Airlines
Million Dollars Spent on Piles Relief Advertising Ointment
An ad notes over a million dollars yearly on pile remedies and touts Peterson's Ointment as soothing pile torture in minutes. It claims fast relief from itching with a 4 percent box or 60 percent tube and offers a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Adv
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