French Socialists Sabotage Western Unity in Face of Russia Threat
Western Europe faces a Russian threat and France remains a pivot. The piece argues French Socialists hinder stable government by pushing social gains ahead of military needs, opposing American capitalism, and showing sympathy for Soviet communism. It warns that continued socialist disarray could invite Red dominance.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
Free World
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Soviet Union
United States
Copenhagen Notes On Traffic Bicycles And Danish Pastry
Henry M'LeMore reports on Copenhagen life with humor about women smoking cigars, bicycles with radios, strict cyclist rights, and the city’s traffic plan aided by a Parisian expert. He praises Danish pastry, jokes about gussets in clothing, and hints at an upcoming trip to Oslo.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Oslo
Paris
Etoile
Place de L’opera
Youth Matinee Drives Community Support at Lankershim
In North Hollywood the Lankershim Theater sponsors a Saturday kid matinee funded by local merchants who advertise on screen. Free admissions for area children include short subjects cartoons and a Parent Teacher Association approved feature. Sterling Hayden plans a personal west coast tour to meet editors and theatermen to gauge response to his work and seek ideas.
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Hollywood
North Hollywood
Lankershim
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Sterling Hayden
Hayden
Betty Hutton Reconciles with Ted Briskin Amid Hollywood Buzz
Betty Hutton and Ted Briskin have renewed their marriage amid town controversy over terms of reunion. MGM plans a sneak preview without mood music to test film impact. Greta Garbo comeback rumors from Krasna and Wald fail to excite the writer.
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Betty Hutton
Ted Briskin
Miss Hutton
Hollywood
Briskins
Betty
Briskin
MGM
Norman Krasna
Jerry Wald
Greta Garbo
Garbo
Greta
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Our Children Symmetry and Guidance from Angelo Patri
Angelo Patri discusses adolescent stealing and the need for sympathy and guidance. He argues teens understand right and wrong intellectually but mature judgment comes with experience and support from trusted adults, teachers, and clergy to reform behavior.
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Junior
Gorgeous Gusset and the American Diner Abroad
A columnist recalls hotel dining rooms where American flags on table staffs mark nationality and spark chats among patrons. The habit helps Americans feel at home, borrow cigarettes, and invites camera buffs to snap rare scenes like Saran Lee and windmills.
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Saran Lee
Newfoundland girls seek U S help on delinquency
Two Newfoundland visitors, Miss Grace Layman and Miss Aileen Murphy, discuss juvenile delinquency with a federal official in Washington. They describe care limits, foster placements, and the impact of Canadian benefits on Newfoundland's future programs.
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Newfoundland
Federal Security Agency
United States
Grace Layman
St. John’s
Department of Public Welfare
Aileen Murphy
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Halifax
Girls’ Home
Answers and Questions on History and Registration
A quiz style item presents four Q and A pairs. It covers the first American forestry school near Asheville led by Gif ford Pinchot, puppy registration rules tied to litter registration, the Philippines independence on July 4 1946, and Lamaism a Tibetan form of Buddhism.
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United States
Gifford Pinchot
Vanderbilt Estate
Asheville
N. C
Philippines
Children’s behavior noted as tech curiosity grows
Miss Murphy explains at home youths are not slaves to radio nor movie fans but develop reasoning powers early. Miss Layman adds that like youngsters elsewhere many still get into trouble. The remarks reflect concerns about modernization effects on youth.
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Miss Murphy
Miss Layman
Moe the War Dog Retired After Six Years Service
Hal Boyle notes Moe America's veteran combat dog retires from air base duty in Korea due to combat fatigue. The at-tached terrier has flown 25 WWII missions, lived on many Pacific bases, and endures joking gibes from soldiers. Also mentions a low fuel incident and a postwar spike in bicycle production in Japan.
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Longview
Texas
Pacific
Far East
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Daniel Kinney
San Francisco
Sgt. Kinney
Kinney
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Richard Whitson
Rockport
Whitson
Michael Sparks
St. Louis
Hal Wilson Lanark
Western Germany Armament Debate reshapes Cold War outlook
DeWitt Mackenzie notes a dramatic shift toward arming western Germany to counter the Soviet threat. He cites bipartisan U.S. and British moves, France’s program, and German signs of willingness, while acknowledging Bluecher’s hesitation and the Ruhr’s strategic value.
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English Channel
Russia
Anthony Eden
Britain
France
Germany
Ruhr
Bluecher
Western Germany
Legislative Digest Lists South Louisiana House Bills
Baton Rouge briefing lists proposed measures H1 to H28 in the 1950s session. Key items include constitutional convention calls. enhanced penalties for bus and truck speeding. state youth and industrial school study. shifts in highway board leadership. financial disclosures for governors. mineral lease rules. new funds for education and salaries. district attorney, court reporter funding. licensing for pharmacists. tax collection arrangements. anti grazing on highways. extended Lafayette boundaries. surplus property sales. constitutional amend leasing health institutions. voter registrar additions. sales tax referendum protections. drainage district creation. benzedrine prohibitions in the state penitentiary. Arcadia land conveyance. cotton factor licenses. Orleans sheriff detention duties. voting machine custodian appointments.
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McKeithen
Wimberly
State Board of Highways
McKeithen and
Secretary of State
Louisiana Youth Commission
Supreme Court
Beeson
Jefferson Parish
24Th Judicial District
Martin
St. John and
St. Charles
29Th
D’antonio
State Collector of Revenue
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Lafayette
McDonald
Grizzaffi
St. Mary Parish
Roberts and
Duchein
Anzalone
Sauls Et al
Tangipahoa Parish
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State Department of
Ives Gives Up Dewey Efforts in Governor Race
Senator Ives of New York says he has abandoned attempts to persuade Thomas Dewey to seek a third term as governor. He believes Dewey will retire and notes Joseph Hamley is likely the Republican gubernatorial nominee. The senatorial race appears unsettled as party plans shift with Dewey delegating August engagements to Hamley and Hagerty.
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Ives
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York
Joseph Hamley
Hanley
James Hagerty
Senate
Alexander
Oklnhoma City
Oklahoma
Ed Moore
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