Peiping fears U N invasion moves and speeds up plans
Reports from Hong Kong state Peiping officials fear a possible U N military action against Communist China under the Eisenhower administration. They cite a five year industrial push and new arsenals in Manchuria as part of a broader war footing, with experts predicting inflation and heavy taxation to fund substantial military preparations.
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Hong Kong
United Nations
China
Eisenhower
Central People's Government
Peiping
Long China Coast
South China
Taiwan
Formosa
U.N
Manchuria
North Korea
People’s Daily
United States
Ussr
Korea
India
Kremlin
Soviet
Russia
London
Paris
Mao Tsetung
Chou Enlai
Far East
World
Alexander S. Panyushkin
An Shan
Mukden
Radio Peiping
Tass
Radio
Moscow
Ballyhoo
Red China
Glitter for glamour in home decor and wardrobes
An advice piece urges using gold and silver accents to add glamour to outfits and interiors. It highlights jeweled belts earrings brooches and metallic fabrics as accents plus shimmering wall coverings and lamps, stressing waterfast finishes to prevent tarnish and cautioning against overuse to avoid clutter.
Farmer Saves Daughter From Giant Python Fight
In Darwin Australia a farmer named Alex Scott used a burning branch to fend off a 14 foot python that grabbed his three month old daughter Kathleen from his wife’s arms. The snake retreated after flames, and Kathleen is recovering. Inspector J A Quirk reported the incident occurred about 300 miles from town as the family camped in the bush.
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Darwin
Australia
North Australia
Alex Scott
Kathleen
J. A. Quirk
Scott
Mrs. Scott
Asia
Bachelor Facing Lonelier, Quieter Life
A 45-year-old bachelor Roy Smith was ordered to pay £105 damages to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason after a six day court case. The Masons alleged nightly disturbances from running a vacuum cleaner banging a garbage pail moving furniture stamping on the floor loud radio a loud chime clock and a cuckoo clock that chimed every 15 minutes. Smith said he must lead a lonelier quieter life.
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London
Ralph Mason
Roy Smith
Masons
Smith
Driving faults exposed in New Jersey accident clinic study
A New Jersey driven examination reveals drivers overestimate their skills while a state run clinic tests chronic violators. Results show glare recovery delays and slower reaction times affecting braking at speed. The study informs potential legislation for more limited day licenses to curb highway fatalities.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Automobile Association of New Jersey
Center of Safety Education
New York University
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Accident Prevention Clinic
Director of Motor Vehicles
cHnic
Britain Gives Naval Armament Top Priority
Britain prioritizes anti submarine vessels and mine sweepers in its naval rearmament program. American soldiers in Korea urged to surrender a battered steel helmet as a lightweight nylon helmet is studied. Extended drought prompts power rationing in Narvik and other communities.
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Britain
Korea
Narvik
Norway
Husband serenaded wife with wrong song in blue eyes suit
Mrs. Ruth Haughey 47 sued for separate maintenance in Los Angeles alleging her husband persisted in serenading her with the song Beautiful Brown Eyes despite her blue eyes. The clash over a trivial domestic matter is presented in court.
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Los Angeles
Ruth Haughey
Health leader urges courage to apply biology in public health
Dr Haven Emerson, Columbia University professor emeritus, addressed the Health League of Canada in Toronto. He urged combining intelligence, religious devotion to self-denial, and courage to apply biology to improve human health amid social and economic factors influencing disease rates.
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Haven Emerson
Toronto
Columbia University
New York
The
Health League of Canada
Emerson
New York City
C. E. A. Winslow
Yale University
American Public Health Association
Gems of Thought on Economy and Spending
A collage of aphorisms from Franklin Spur geon Eddy More and Buxton emphasizes thrift prudence and restraint. The quotes urge prudent spending, warn against extravagance, and link sound economy to understanding action in society.
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Hannah More
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People’s Representatives Assembly
Radio Canton
House of Plantagenet
North America
Shanghai
M,. Harrison-Gray
Choong Hyeun
Seoul
Central Press
Francis James
Glitter
Farmer
Tiptoe
Les Callan
Toronto Daily Star
Safety Center of
Nyu
Tae
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Stettin
Baltic
U.S
Dalat
Bao Dai
Manchester
England
Labor Ministry
Franklin
Charles H. Spurgeon
Edmund Burke
Mary Baker Eddy
Buxton
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