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Unified European Army Plan Draws Western Backing
After successes in San Francisco and Washington, Eisenhower is urged to authorize a unified European army including German forces. Bonn would gain substantial autonomy under a peace contract ending Allied occupation and equipping German defense troops, tying Germany to the Western orbit amid Soviet concerns and possible implications for future peace.
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Shocking Defense Of A Fraud In Maryland Senate Campaign
The piece criticizes Senator John M. Butler for defending a composite photograph used in Maryland's last senatorial race. It argues the image falsely suggested Earl Browder and former Senator Tydings were in dialogue, inflaming views on communism and misleading voters.
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When Danny Knows How to Say Sorry in Family Storms
Dr. George W. Crane discusses how petty irritations fuel anger within families and the power of admitting fault. He uses examples from Danny, David, and Philip to illustrate self control and the healing effect of saying I am sorry, noting how conflicts can be resolved and tensions softened through honest apologies. He warns that only children may miss such instinctive reconciliation, contributing to marital strain and divorce. He offers a 100 point tests for husband and wife via mail-order in the newspaper.
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Pan American Day date chosen April 14
Question and answer discussing why April 14 was observed as Pan American Day. The 1890 First International Conference of American States in Washington prompted a resolution leading to the Pan American Union. The piece also notes that birds like owls and cuckoos may call before rain but cannot reliably predict weather.
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Truman Acheson Policy Debate Shapes 1952 Campaign
Washington column argues Republicans favor keeping Secretary of State Acheson to sharpen 1952 elections. Criticism centers on Iran policy under Acheson and Britain’s trade with the Soviet bloc, plus China policy and alleged advisers sway. It defends the election-year debate as healthy for democracy.
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Gem of the Day Says A Lively Magnetic Mood Affects Plans
Genevieve Kemble notes tomorrow brings a bright magnetic mood that inspires music art and youthfulness. Intellectual effort should balance with recreation while those born today display a gentle diplomatic nature and keen intuition suited to arts or sciences.
Alaska Parents Eligible for Presidency Question
A terse Q and A discuss whether parents living in Alaska can be eligible for the presidency in the future. The book Treasure Island is noted as not having historical basis, conceived as entertainment for Steven and his stepson over a rainy vacation, inspired by a map the author drew and labeled Treasure.
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Reflecting on the Star Spangled Banner and current patriotism
The writer laments erosion of national spirit and criticizes foreign policy, diplomacy, and U N positions. He urges a harsher stance against perceived enemies, recalling Francis Scott Key and the need to defend traditional American values amid Cold War tensions.
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The Great American Quest for a Real Cup of Coffee
The piece argues the daily fight for an authentic cup of coffee defines the American quest. It contrasts harsh, lukewarm hospital cafeteria brews with the ideal hot black strong brew and jokes about the impossible task of brewing without using coffee, noting the public’s front to demand genuine flavor.
Kilgallen Highlights Broadway Clique and Film Buzz
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on film box office boosts from the Robinson Turpin bout and Ginger Rogers stage moves. She notes Fleur Cowles book deal, Wanda Hendrix dating, Walcott recording, and industry chatter about featherweight engines and Jane Mason ingenues, with theater contests and London talk.
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Scream in the Senate Reflects Overwork and Intrigue
Washington columnist George Dixon portrays Senate life as harried and secretive. He cites Sen. Paul Douglas shouting in frustration over an arms bill while colleagues endure endless duties, confidential briefings, and public fatigue. The piece adds anecdotes about Morse and Lyndon Johnson amid a broader portrait of political strain.
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Skeleton of ancient horse found in Switzerland
A curiosity filled clipped passage notes a 100 000 year old horse skeleton unearthed in Switzerland and jokes about bets on finds. It adds a quip on psychology linking ear shape to character and then comments on driver care and investment regrets. An Indiana department store promotes a garage parking feature amid a trailing sentence.
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Rumor on Lausche’s Next Move in Ohio Politics
The piece suggests Gov. Frank Lausche may be urged toward a federal judgeship or other high post while weighing his next steps. Friends describe enticements and Republican hopes, with a speculative scenario involving Harold Burton and Gerald Nye. The piece notes Lausche’s insistence on public duty and hints at a potential, though uncertain, path beyond governor.
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Bandits Halt Jazz Show Steal Instruments
Chicago thieves disrupted a jazz band by holding up the group and stealing all the instruments, suppressing the performance and leaving the venue without gear.
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