Atlantic pact ministers weigh German rearmament issue
The Brussels meeting and London talks stress speeding up defense plans to deter a Communist attack. Officials expect a 750000 strong Atlantic army with Eisenhower as supreme commander, and a Paris SHAPE HQ to be established soon as the first troops join the pool.
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Soviet Union
Brussels
Russia
France
Britain
United Nations
Europe
U. N
Korea
London
Foreign Office
Truman
Atlantic Pact Council of Ministers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Brabant
General Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters of
Allied Powers In
West Germany
Eisenhower
Paris
Exposing Lipschutz and the smear tactics of his society
A 1950 King Features Syndicate piece accuses Isidore Lipschutz and his Society for the Prevention of World War II of running a stealthy smear campaign through legal pressure and trumped up charges. It details links to John Roy Carlson and Rex Stout, noting indictments of Lipschutz opponents and alleged front work by The Friends of Democracy and related groups.
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Roosevelt
Isidore Lipschutz
Lipschutz
Society For
Birkhead
Loschutz
John T. Flynn
Kansas City
All Souls' Unitarian Church
The
Militant Atheist
Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Wendell Phillips
Hell
Democracy
Avedis Boghos Derounian
John Roy Carlson
John P. Barnes
United States Court
Derounian
Herald Tribune
Carlson
Friends of Democracy
Rex Stout
New Masses
Overseas Press Club
Stout
Get
Pegler
Dorothy Thompson
Society For the Prevention of
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Senate Higher Taxes Boost and Credits Change
Senate amendments add credits to reduce excess profits tax impact while raising corporate income tax to 47 percent. Projections show a $500 million gain from higher rates despite $350 million in revenue reductions from new credits. Congress aims to finish the tax bill after New Year as session tightens.
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House
Brewster
R.-Me
Kerr
D. Okla
George
D.ga
Senate
Mr. Truman
Yugoslavia
White House
Alaska
Hawaii
Union practice shifts meaning of closed shop in early days
The term closed shop once described employment of non-union workers in union practice. The text then defines cloves as the dried unexpanded flower buds of a tree.
Relief for Cough Promises Quick Breathing Ease
An advertisement urges relief from coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis with Creomulsion a non narcotic remedy that penetrates to the trouble loosens mucus soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and expels germs. It promises satisfaction or money back and cites widespread use.
Red China in Korea Could Return After Complete Surrender
Reports describe Beijing's demand for a broad Far Eastern settlement linked to Korea talks. Wu to Peiping. Nehru’s government weighs Peiping continuation. Amid stalled talks, Rau and Pearson reject resignation, urging cautious solution as police brace for a major case in the city.
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Korea
U. N
Asia
Seventh Fleet
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Reds
Rau
Pearson
Enteram
Peiping
Chou En-lai
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
K. M. Panikkar
Red
Maniac Returns to City Under Heavy Police Patrol
Police numbered 130 patrolmen and 50 auxiliaries manning streets as residents fear for safety. Mrs Ann Fine recounts repeated doorbell knocks and says no one is safe in their home. Louis Davidoff urges parents to keep children indoors at night while Mayor Bernard Samuel directs Samuel Rosenberg to use every facility at disposal.
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Rosenberg
Cohen
John Diener
Diener
Rudolph Heller
Louis Davidoff
Bernard Samuel
Samuel Rosenberg
Public Safety
Holmes, Hattiesburg mayor, dies after long service
Holmes, who moved to Hattiesburg in 1900 and served as mayor starting 1948, helped expand city limits and adopt a sales tax. A lawyer by training, he defended a Bar Association dues ruling in chancery court, lost, appealed to the state supreme court. He is survived by wife and three children, with funeral by Rev. Clyde C. Bryan.
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Holmes
Hattiesburg
University of Mississippi
Forrest County
Mississippi Southern College
Mississippi Bar Association
Chancery Court
State Supreme Court
D. W. Holmes, Jr
Margaret Holmes
Paul Holmes
Mississippi Southern
Clyde C. Bryan
Acheson Ouster Sparks GOP Divide Over Atlantic Talks
Republicans clash over Secretary of State Acheson with some urging his ouster before his trip to the Atlantic treaty ministers meeting in Brussels. Senator Morse cautions against a public attack while others back Acheson, who retains support from Democratic allies and faces pressure from Republicans who fear damaging American prestige and allied unity.
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Acheson
Atlantic Treaty
Brussels
Truman
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Millikin
Colorado
Morse
R.-Ore
G. O.P
Aiken
R Vt
Free World
United States
Indians Die as Cholera Strikes Orissa Village Crowd
In Orissa, India, hundreds of dead and dying seekers surround the village of Rantali where a 12 year old cowherd Nepal Baba claims a divine cure medicine. Five hundred dead, several hundred ill, mass inoculations and evacuations ordered as disease spreads after crowds spread homeward.
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New Delhi
Orissa
Rantali
India
Nepal
Kefauver Warns US Faces War and Korea Discord
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Estes Kefauver says the United States is headed toward a major war and that a large army cannot stay in training camps at home. He criticizes Truman and the State Department over Korea and notes low U N confidence amid stalled cease-fire efforts.
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Chicago
Estes Kefauver
D.-Tenn
U. S
Kefauver
Senate Civil Defense
Truman
Congress
Korea
MacArthur
State Department
U. N
Senate Crime Committee On Organized Crime
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China
First Baptist Church
W. P. Harrington
Maniac
Hattiesburg's
Come Anage
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National Distillers Products Corporation
New York, N.Y
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