Herter Attacks Soviet Berlin Plan at Geneva
In a forceful statement Secretary of State Christian Herter denounces the Soviet proposal for a free city of Berlin as a cover to swallow the capital behind the iron curtain. He cites East German espionage and 63 kidnappings, 81 attempts, and 21 probable cases since the war, with East Germany's puppet state employing 26 000 officers and 200 000 informers to subvert West Berlin and Germany.
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Christian Herter
Geneva
Berlin
Herter
East Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Scandinavia
Unclear OCR fragment hints at meeting and executive notes
Fragmentary text references a meeting with executives and associates unclear details about arrivals and plans. Names appear corrupted, with scattered phrases suggesting a signing or adoption of a plan.
Court Reverses Former Stand on Sedition and State Powers
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, allowed state sedition laws to prosecute threats against the United States, reversing a prior stance. The piece notes the court’s split on congressional inquiry powers and calls for adherence to constitutional precedent amid new bills.
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Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Watkins
Congressional
Congress
Tom Clark
High Court
Mumbles and bargaining stall before steel contract deadline
The United Steelworkers Union and steel industry edge toward a tense three year contract end date of June 30. Neither side has moved beyond general demands and the country risked a steel shutdown if no deal is reached. The conflict drew in President Eisenhower and major trade associations calling for wage freezes to curb inflation while avoiding a price spiral.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
Steelworkers Union
Sition
David J. McDonald
Eisenhower
National Assn. of
Afl-Cio
Workworn Tales From the Newspaper Guild Days
The memoir recalls early United Press years under Hugh Baillie and Roy Howard, detailing grit against poverty and union rules. It recalls Scripps, Heywood Broun, and rough London posting in 1916 with Wilbur Forrest, Hal O Flaherty, and a penniless but tight knit team enduring long hours and spartan living.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Baillie
Crest
Associated Press
Chicago City Hall
Hugh
Newspaper Guild of Today
Scripps
New York
World Building
Heywood Broun
Roy Howard
Howard
Roy
Bill Hawkins
London
S. S. St. Louis
Wilbur
Forrest
Bloomsbury
France
Mrs. Forrest
England
Hal O'Flaherty
Jose
Lyons
Admiralty
Whitehall
Bible as Word of God Faith Affirmed
A minister argues for the Bible as God's inspired Word despite debates on its passages. He cites Voltaire's warning and recalls personal doubts overcome by faith, asserting the Bible as a reliable authority guiding belief, life, and the search for truth.
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Francois Voltaire
Decisions In Next Three Weeks May Decide War Or Peace
The piece warns that the three weeks before the foreign ministers conference could trigger or avert war. It argues miscalculation by the Soviets hinges on Western unity and resolve, urges firmness, and notes risks of appeasement and continued talks without showing strength.
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Washington
Munich
Geneva
Europe
Korea
West
Moscow
Soviet Union
Western Alliance
British Labor Party
England
Democratic Party
United States
Kremlin
Far East
America
Air Defense Master Plan Overestimates Red Power
U.S. defense experts report the Pentagon plan reveals there is no massive Russian air threat. Russia’s air force is weak, with old bombers and limited range, while U S Hustler B 70 outpaces Soviet designs and ICBM era concerns shift. Senator Symington warned earlier of danger, now questions persist.
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Washington
Defense Department
Free World
Lloyd Mallan
Soviet Union
U.S. Air Force
Red Air Force
George Mahon
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Tass
Pentagon
Air Force
Nathan Twining
Moscow
Twining
Korea
America
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Clear Age
Paul Revere
Sen. Symington
Plans for 1 million dollar terminal in Kearny New Jersey
Chicago Express Inc the inter city trucking firm announced Monday plans to build a 1 million dollar red terminal and general offices in Kearny New Jersey.
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Kearny, N. J
UPI
Chicago Express Inc
How To Keep Well Posture and Back Health Advice
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen explains how poor posture and heavy housework contribute to low backache. He advises standing and stretching, leg and back strengthening exercises, and notes obesity shifts balance. A reader asks about germ phobia. reply suggests psychiatric help if it disrupts daily life.
Sterility tests advised after brief marriage
In answers to readers questions a doctor cautions to wait two years before sterility tests. recommends testing the husband first and notes no harm in examinations to satisfy curiosity. Other health tips discuss digestion with meals, nostril size, X ray treatment for sweaty feet, and polio preparedness.
Bible Verse Reflection Note
A brief devotional excerpt cites 2 Samuel 18 13 and a promise to answer prayers with insight into hidden things The text emphasizes divine vision and reassurance as the faithful seek guidance through God’s response in prayer
Monroe News-Star historical masthead notes and staff
The fragment lists the Monroe News-Star lineage from 1901 to 1938 with publishers John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, and staff including Robert Ewing Jr as chairman, William H. Bronson as president, Richard Hale as general manager, Edmund G. Brown as assistant general manager, Jack Gates as executive editor, Walter B. Hatten as managing editor, and Associated Press affiliation. It mentions offices in multiple cities and a policy stance on reporting.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star— Worldblishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourts St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B Hat
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