Unification of Europe Approved By Council
The Council of Europe assembly voted to expand into a real federal authority with powers over member governments. A 28 member Steering Committee was formed under Paul-Henri Spaak to run permanent business, while Churchill's 1942 memorandum on unifying Europe was cited in the debate.
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France
Council of Europe
European Union
Council
Winston Churchill
Russia
Europe
General Affairs Committee
Assembly
Little Assembly
Belgium
Paul - Henri Spaak
Russell Named Commander of War Vet Group
Harold Russell the handless war veteran and Oscar winner was elected as commander of Amvets at the national convention in Des Moines Iowa Russell 32 of Water town Massachusetts also holds the Academy Award for Beears of Our Lives The Amvets auxiliary president elected Mrs Cliff Larritson of Water loo Iowa The convention backed a federal bonus up to 4500 urged GI home loan guarantee to 7500 and called for a Pacific pact plus prohibition on shipments to Russia and satellites and demanded communist registration in the United States President Truman spoke at the convention and approved Amvets plan to place carillon bells at Arlington Cemetery as memorial to World War II dead
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Harold Russell
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Waterloo
Iowa
Congress
Russia
United States
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State Fairgrounds
Arlington, Va
Worry Clinic Scolds Stars Over Public Image
A critical column condemns athletes and movie stars who betray youth followers for money. It argues for public statements from heroes about piano playing, right principles, Boy Scout ties, Sunday school, and disciplined training to become fifty famous.
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