Editorials And Comment On European Defense And Child Guidance
The piece argues for American support of European defense amid a French rearmament timetable with June 17 as a key deadline. It notes Eisenhower’s troop deployments and NATO goals, urging France and Europeans to mobilize 25 divisions, with 10 from France, and stresses urgency for credible deterrence against Russia. It also offers parenting guidance on praising effort, avoiding harsh labels, and illustrating strength to children, citing Dr. Johnstone and Dr. Patri for home tips and a mailing request for a health leaflet.
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U. S
Germany
France
Europe
Orginal
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
Jules Moch
Russia
America
Rail unions study contract talks as 500 summoned
Washington June 15 union leaders of three operating rail unions call 500 rank and file members to Washington June 27 to study the latest contract offer. The wage proposal largely matches the May 25 agreement accepted by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen amidst a 40 hour week delay and rule changes to be arbitrated.
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Washington
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainemen
Wage Stabilization Board
National Mediation Board
Margaret Truman Receives Warm Britain Welcome
The president's daughter Margaret Truman earns praise for social grace during a British visit. Her curtsy before Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret wins approving glances from the royals, a favorable moment noted in coverage.
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Margaret Truman
Britain
Elizabeth
Margaret
George VI
Harry
Angelo Path Our Children
An article stresses careful communication around children. Adults' words shape a child's beliefs and behavior and can set them apart by simple statements about foods or dislikes. The piece warns against expressing helplessness or negative judgments in a child’s presence.
Not SOHN D. EWING President
Local brief notes D Ewing named president of the organization as of the latest update. Details remain scarce in the surrounding text.
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Sohn D. Ewing
Crash Kills 7 Naval Airmen Near Jacksonville
A twin engine navy patrol plane on a training flight crashed and burned in marsh land near the St Johns River between Jacksonville and Green Cove Springs. Seven crewmen were killed and two injured. The navy reported no known cause. The nine aboard were part of a reserve squadron called to active duty three months earlier. Names of the dead and injured follow with residences from Jacksonville and surrounding areas.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
St. Johns River
Here
Green Cove Springs
Lester C. Kee
Pauline Bowen Kee
Huntington
Tenn
L. B. Worley
Eve Dickinson Worley
Lela Young Worley
Nashville
Clair Meek Waltzer
Sara Waltzer
Emma Holt
Aviation Ordnance
Turner Eugene Jones
Shirley Turner Jones
Brooksville
Milton Trower
Louise Elizabeth Trower
James D. Trower
Coral Gables
James Alexander Logwood, Jr
Lurene Welch
Columbia Lions Starting Club Charter Night Observed
The new Lions Club of Columbia holds its charter night expected to draw 300 attendees Friday at 8 p m. Monroe Lions Club will send at least 30 members. Guy Gates serves as president with 38 initial members and Ernest Gibson of Monroe will be the evening speaker, as district governor. The item mentions potato origins in Peru or Chile.
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Lions Club of Columbia
Monroe Lions Club
Caldwell Parish
Guy Gates
Ernest Gibson
Monroe
Fresh push for federal aid to state schools revived
Washington reports a renewed bid in Congress to fund public education with 300 million dollars annually. Rep. Barden leads from the House Education and Labor Committee, detailing permitted uses and excluding transportation, textbooks, and stadium costs amid religious and political controversy.
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Washington
Congress
Barden
House Education and Labor Committee
House
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
Senate
Grandfather Finishes College After Long Path
Grandfather Clarence A. Gasser, 55, received his Harbor J. C. junior college diploma in San Pedro California as cheers from five generations rang out. He used the GI bill after serving in both world wars. A Kemper Insurance survey finds four percent of 1950 laundry industry accidents involved dogs biting route men.
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San Pedro
Calif
Clarence A. Gasser
Harbor J. C
Od. Gasser
Chicago
Kemper Insurance Group
How to Choose and Use Onions and Vegetables
Washington state extension leaflets offer consumer education on the best buys and nutritional value of onions and vegetables. Leaflets cover selection, storage, and use with guidance for both fresh produce and cooking portions. Free through state agriculture services and distributed nationally by extension groups.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Extension Service
Ralph Fulghum
Division of Information
Questions and Answers on Shorthand Musicians and Wolves
A quiz style item covers the origins of shorthand with Greek and Roman use and Timothy Bright in 1588. It explains jam sessions as scoreless impromptu playing. It notes Angora goats native to Asia Minor and mohair centers in South Africa and the US. Wolves are nearly extinct in the US with few in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Oregon. many exist in Canada and Alaska.
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England
Timothy Bright
Asia Minor
South Africa
United States
Texas
Southwest
Williamette Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oregon
Canada
Alaska
Vegetable and fruit leaflets guide buyers on selection
The article notes guides for selecting vegetables like snap beans carrots cabbage potatoes and tomatoes and fruit leaflets covering oranges apples peaches grapefruit pears and dried prunes. It emphasizes boiling times and practical tips for using produce.
Debbil rum and wills spark jeering bartenders
Hal Boyle reflects on liquor's grip and a curious will that left $1134 to 19 relatives with a condition that unclaimed shares fund liquor promotion. Bar customers joke yet the idea insults their trade and provokes sly barroom quips about inherited money and drinking.
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New York
Ambrosia Jones
Nancy Alma Livingston
Los Angeles
Sunshine Sanctuary of
Heaven
Rockefeller
du Pont
Truman aims to win extension of price control law
Washington June 15 President Truman urged Congress and the public to back a renewal of the wartime price and wage controls law before it expires June 30. He avoided naming lawmakers while criticizing the National Association of Manufacturers and emphasized a national push to keep the law alive for up to two years, though a one year extension is more likely.
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Washington
Truman
Mr. Truman
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Democrats
ABC
Central District Boy Scout Court of Honor Friday
The June Central District Court of Honor will be held Friday night June 15 at Central Grammar School Monroe at 7 30. All Scouts and families are invited. Judge Jesse Heard chairs the advancement program with new tenderfoot recognitions awards to troops a camp skit and circus awards. Pascal Norris leads the committee.
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Central District
Central Grammar School
Monroe
Jesse Heard
Pascal Norris
Central District Advancement Committee
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