Arms Aid Debate Frays Congress Over Europe Policy
The piece notes split views between Congress and the Administration on Europe armament aid. It argues for a comprehensive review of outlays before a near 1.5 billion fund, questions deterrence theory, and urges candor from government and military leaders in presenting the nuclear and geopolitical stakes to taxpayers.
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Congress
Europe
Senate
Russia
West Europe
Kremlin
Need for Better Safeguards After Navy Jet Collision Over New Jersey
Editorial urges stricter aviation safety after a navy fighter collided with a commercial airliner near Ft. Dix New Jersey last Saturday. It argues for flying restrictions for military training away from civilian airspace and for prompt Civil Aeronautics Board investigation to alert all air personnel and protect commercial flights.
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Dhe Verlaying
Tagedy
Ft. Dix
N. J
Navy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Roosevelt Daughter Wins Phoenix Divorce
Roosevelt daughter Mrs. Boettiger obtained a divorce in Maricopa County Superior Court. The hearing lasted under 15 minutes. She was awarded custody of her son John, 10, with $100 monthly support. Mrs. Boettiger, 43, had two children by her previous marriage to Curtis Dall.
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Roosevelt Boettiger
New
John Boettiger
Roosevelt
Maricopa County
Prof William Goldberger opens fruit store early due to perishable stock
Fifty years ago reports note orchestra leader Prof William Goldberger opening his new fruit store ahead of schedule on August 2 1899 because of unexpected perishable stock. Nine Corson children are slated for a family reunion in Chicago at sister Mrs J S Anderson’s residence. W H Gleason of Darlington travels to Monroe to arrange sale of a carload of Oregon horses. A diphtheria scare arises from a death in a prominent family, but health officer W B Monroe says rumors are unfounded and unnecessary concern is caused.
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William Goldberger
W. F. Corson
J. S. Anderson
Chicago
W. H. Gleason
Darlington
Monroe
Oregon
City
W. B. Monroe
Drew Estate Filed for Rock County Heirship
Daniel Drew of Magnolia died at St. Clare hospital on July 15 leaving an estate valued at 125000. The probate filing lists 75000 in personal property and 50000 in realty in Rock County court.
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Drew Estate
Daniel Drew
Magnolia
Rock County
St. Clare Hospital
Years of Tension Forecast Between Russians and West
James Marlow reports that American planners foresee a prolonged era of friction between the West and Russia. Gen. Omar Bradley told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that rapid arming of Western Europe is essential, with full readiness by 1953 or 1954, while warning the era may extend as both sides seek advantage.
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James Marlow
Washington
Russia
Omar N. Bradley
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Europe
Western Europe
Defense
Johnson
Bradley
Truman
President's Advisory Commission On Universal Training
Farming Accident Kills Warren Man
Robert Vick aged 34 was killed when a buck rake on his tractor crushed him at a Warren area farm. Funeral services were held at Bartel Funeral Home with Rev. William Evans officiating and Elmwood Cemetery burial. Survived by his widow Lillian Walters two daughters Patsy and Linda Kay a brother Lyle and his father. Iron door hardware and hunting weapons were found among ruins of Roman dwellings in Britain.
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Warren
Robert Vick
Bartel
William Evans
Methodist Church
Elmwood
Mr. Vick
Rush Township
William
Anna Vick
Lillian Walters
Freeport
Maquoketa
Vick
Patsy
Linda Kay
Lyle
Afton
Wis
Scouts Enjoying Southwest Jaunt
A bus load of Boy Scouts left Apple River Canyon camp and traveled through Council Bluffs and Nor ton Kansas before visiting Boys Town and Garden of the Gods. Alan Prisk reports camping en route from Mani tou Springs to Cimarron New Mexico as they reach the Philmont scout range camp.
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Philmont
Cimarron
N. M
Manitou Springs
Colo
Alan Prisk
Preston P. Prisk
14Th Street
Council Bluffs
Fairmont Park
Norton
Kas
Colorado Springs
Driv
Scouts Attend New Mexico Camp With Kiwanis Support
Alan Whipple and Arthur Whipple were among six area scouts on a three week camp trip. The Monroe Kiwanis club provided a check to help cover trip costs. Other Monroe participants include David Ruehlman and George Engles, plus Brodhead and Albany scouts John Burt, James Carroll, Guy Pierce, and Tally Everson III.
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New Mexico
Alan
Arthur Whipple
Kiwanis Club
Monroe
David Ruehlman
George Engles
Guy Pierce
Tally Everson III
Brodhead
John Burt
James Carroll
Juda Man Reaches Up for Sweet Corn
E M Luckey reaches up to pluck ears of sweet corn from 12 foot high stalks in his garden. The unusual stand grew from seeds sent by his daughter Martha who lives on a farm in southern Missouri. Ears are solid and perfectly formed seven feet above the ground.
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E. M. Luckey
Mr. Luckey
Martha
Missouri
Attendees to Wisconsin Rural School Association Meet at Portage
Green county residents plan to attend the Wisconsin Rural School Association annual convention in Portage on Sunday August 14. The gathering begins at 10 a m.
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Green County
Wisconsin Rural School Association
Portage
Georgia Editors Taken Into State Service
Gov. Herman Talmadge has added twelve editors and ex-editors from weekly papers to the state payroll since taking office in November. Two editors became non-salaried state board members. The Atlanta Journal says the group are strong Talmadge supporters. several commented, some denying ties to all newspapers, others defending the move. The ASNE prompted the Journal’s inquiry, and the Illinois case had been cited by ASNE. J. R. Country Ham of the Abbeville News is listed among hires.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Atlanta Journal Reports
Journal
Talmadge
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Illinois
Atlanta Daily
J. R
Country) Ham
Abbeville News
Informational Representative Stipend Mentioned in Welfare Dept
A note dated January 19 refers to an informational representative of the institutions division of the welfare department with a monthly rate of 350 dollars. The fragment details a payroll or salary item within the welfare agency's records.
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Institutions
Welfare Department
Gar Wood's Venturi Could Redefine Ocean Liners
Gar Wood unveils a twin hull prototype named the Venturi that may leave today’s liners like the Queen Mary obsolete. The 120 ton experimental craft glides through waves rather than climbs them, signaling a new era in passenger vessels after 28 years of design work.
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Gar Wood
Wood
Ireland drops visa requirement for U S visitors
Dublin government announced that starting Monday it will not require visas for American visitors. The only entry document needed will be a valid U S passport.
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Dublin
U. S
Ireland
Second Black Crow Stricken in Oakland
Oaklanary George Moran, a veteran vaudeville and radio entertainer famed as one half of the Two Black Crows, died at 67 after a stroke. He was found unconscious and died yesterday at Highland Hospital. Original act member Charles E. Mack was killed in 1934 automobile crash.
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Oaklanary
George Moran
Highland Hospitl
Moran
Charles E. Mack
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