Monroe News-Star publication details and policy note
The Monroe News Star announces publishing offices at 14 North Second Street with staff including John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing as president and editor. It lists rates and classification notes and states the paper is independent and impartial in reporting and editorial stance.
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Europe Must Arm West Germany To Halt Russian Threat
The piece argues Europe relies on U S forces in Korea but must move to defend Germany as Moscow could seize Ruhr and dominate Europe. It urges rapid decision on including West German forces and expanding European defense with larger manpower and allied plans.
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Copenhagen fares well for tourists except one scarce item
Denmark proves rich in food scenery night life and crafts but tickets to Schumann's Circus are scarce and prized. The Schumann troupe performs year round in City Hall square with intimate seating and high audience standards. A pair of seats cost under $1.50 through a broker after six days of effort.
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Senator Johnson pushes film bans in Washington
In Hollywood Senator Edwin Johnson proposed a congress resolution to ban films associated with director Roberto Rossellini, arguing movies spread propaganda. The column questions broader censorship and calls for tighter controls on all foreign films while noting existing decency concerns.
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Martha Toren
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Marie Dressler
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Los Angeles
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Llona Massey
Patrice Munsel
Jane Powell
Dick Haymes
Nora
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Marybelle Learns to Welcome Live Companions
In a domestic vignette Angelo Patri notes Marybelle an only child and an anxious mother. The daughter insists on playing with Rosie a physically lively friend shunned by mother for home standards. Rosie reassures Marybelle and both girls share a midday visit, highlighting the value of live companions. Dr Patri offers a leaflet on stammering P-2 available for five cents.
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U S Expert Aids Global Child Welfare Programs
Elizabeth Shirley Enochs heads the U S Children's Bureau division of international cooperation and trains foreign officials in child welfare. She notes consultants in Bolivia Chile Brazil Haiti Mexico Portugal Cuba and India work with UN and state departments to build youth services and mental health clinics worldwide.
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Answers to curious Q and A trivia from history
This Q A list explains origins of phrases and facts. It covers stealing thunder origins in a stage trick, tribute to pirates for trade, why the Joshua tree is named, Lammas Day meanings, Maraschino cherries origin, and presidents with no children.
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Refugees Grow Weary Amid Korean Frontline Dust and Death
Hal Boyle recalls the Korea front where refugees trek through dust and misery as battles rage. A mother nursing a child, a blind elder, a dying youth, and a village ruined by artillery haunt the scenes. Fear appears near the front while a few stark moments reveal human suffering.
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China and Asia rise as Red threats loom across Far East
DeWitt Mackenzie notes potential shifts in U.S. arms aid to Chinese Nationalists as Washington weighs policy. He cites W Averell Harriman’s Tokyo talks with General MacArthur and Life Magazine’s John Osborne on Communist China’s aggressive aims, including Malaya, Indo China, and Taiwan’s fate amid Moscow Peiping alliance.
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One Too Many project eyed by Alcoholics Anonymous
Hollywood report on Kroger Babb developing a film about alcoholics anonymous titled One Too Many. Two anonymous AA advisers review script to fit traditions and protect anonymity. They discuss portrayals of AA members and the role of reporters and doctors in the story.
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Pay and allowances in the armed services
Washington explains military pay and allowances using the army as example. It details noncommissioned ranks from recruit to master sergeant, warrant officers, and commissioned officers with ranges for monthly pay and lodging and food allowances, noting generals receive an extra 5000 dollars yearly.
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Warfare fears rise over Peiping's intentions
A developing warfare situation grows in concern for the West as Peiping's actions appear to intensify. The rapid pace of events heightens anxiety among officials and observers.
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