Trieste dispute escalates as allies reject Soviet note
The United States Britain and France dismiss a Soviet charge over Trieste and a four power governor. They accuse Moscow of keeping Italy and Yugoslavia at odds to gain influence while favoring a negotiated Italy Yugoslavia settlement as the clearer path forward.
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United States
Britain
France
Trieste
State Department
Snate
Russia
Italy
Yugoslavia
Tito
Germany
Austria
U. S
Japan Occupation Dilemma Spurs U S Debate
U S military leaders warn that withdrawing occupation forces could let Japanese nationalists and masked Communists exploit the move. They fear Reds would claim leasing bases harms world peace and that without U S restraint a Communist seizure of Nippon is possible. Elder statesman Yukio Ozaki traveled to America urging keeping forces to preserve peace.
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United States
Japan
Kremlin
Asia
Army Prestige Rises After Gen Collins Signals Atomic Plans
The Pentagon reports Army prestige up after General Collins, chief of staff, says ground forces expect atomic artillery and guided missiles. The move counters fears of Army subordination amid AT commitments toward air and naval power.
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Army
Pentagon
J. Lawton Collins
United States
Air Force
Navy
Collins
Uncle Sam
Movie on Crusoe remake with Friday to follow
A new Crusoe film is in development with a silent era style and a comic twist when Friday joins. Toy makers produce faceless dolls while some billboard mustaches echo playful premonitions. Ontario burglars steal a bath tub and wash basin, neglecting the kitchen sink. The Duke of Argyll hunts a sunken galleon near Mull and mispronounces Mull as Moola. A Georgia flag pole sitter has drawn over 50 marriage proposals as women seek husbands who stay put.
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Georgia
New York Pier
Paris Conference Opens Without Britain On Schuman Plan
In Paris, a pan European effort to pool heavy industry resources begins with no British delegation. French Foreign Minister Schuman voices misgivings that any arrangement missing Britain is inconceivable, while Germany and France meet as the conference opens with cautious optimism about potential cooperation.
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Paris
Schuman
Robert Schuman
Whitehall
Germany
France
Britain
London
The Parent Problem and European Peace Efforts
The article contrasts summer hazards for young children with moral dangers and warns parents to supervise. It shifts to postwar European unity ideas, noting Schuman proposals, nations’ reservations, and Britain’s aloof stance. It discusses standardizing tools, defense value, and inter-operability of weapons, with a wary view of the Paris conference proceedings.
Prosperity and Expansion Across U S Leaders Speak
Washington leader Key serling says peacetime prosperity is at an all time real dollar peak. New York figure Willkie criticizes Administration programs as constantly expanding government. West Virginia Secretary Ache son asserts no plan to abandon the Philippines. Moscow Premier Stalin defends language as a unifying tool for all classes.
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Leon H. Keyserling
Council of “Economic Advisers
New York
Philip Willkie
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Acheson
Philippines
Moscow
Stalin
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poem recalling the bell rung for liberty and the enduring song of freedom. The speaker imagines guiding a new bell and reflects on past acts against freedom, praising national unity and the recurring refrain of liberty.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Monastery Visit on a Syrian Peak and Secluded hospitality
Henry McLemore recounts a climb from Malula to an ancient Greek Orthodox monastery in the Syrian Range. Abuna Gregorious welcomes visitors with meals on a balcony over a 3,000 foot gorge and a rare visit with a modern touch a shy camera moment.
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Damascus
Syria
Malula
Abuna
Father
Gregorious
Abuna Gregorious
One Man's Opinion on Gambling and Probes
The column notes a scare among New York bookies as Frank Erickson faces potential 60 years for bookmaking. It says 300 cigar stores resume selling cigars amid congressional probes, with odds on outcomes of these investigations and the Amerasia probe.
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Frank Erickson
New York
Modern Farm Battle With Army Worms and New Tractor Meter
Farmers face army worm damage across crops while continuing daily tasks. A new tractor meter promises five readouts engine speed belt pulley speed tractor speed PTO speed and total hours, aiding efficiency. The piece emphasizes farming as a modern industry and urges city residents to recognize farmers' struggles and seek solutions to Army Worms.
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A humor piece notes missteps in language from Ernest Bevin at Potsdam and a quip on legal advocacy from W Somerset Maugham. Bevin’s Hess reference prompts a Foreign Office reply, while a law professor’s blunt advice illusts courtroom strategy and, when lacking both facts and law, to hammer the table.
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Ernest Bevins
Virginia Cowles
Foreign Office
Bevin
Rudolf Hess
W. Somerset Maugham
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Farmers Seek Bigger Crops and Healthful Food
The passage notes farmers planting planning and harvesting busy to grow larger crops and better ears of corn. It emphasizes feeding ground and children with meat eggs cheese milk bread fruit vegetables for health and growth.
Law as change agent in society and Genocide Convention debate
Marquis Childs argues law cannot reinvent society yet should outlaw mass murder via the Genocide Convention backed by the United Nations. He notes opposition from the American Bar Association and critics in the South who fear international courts may override U S rights, while urging careful ratification and a future international accountability. The piece highlights looming congressional debate and a pending U N inquiry into Russian slave labor camps.
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Washington
America
Congress
Senate
General Assembly
United Nations
John Hersey
American Bar Association
South
New Orleans
U. N
International Labor Office
American Federation of Labor
Russia
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Love as a mystery and science in Life column
In Erich Brandeis's Life column the author rejects reducing love to science and argues love remains a mystery beyond explanation. He mocks overconfident experiments and cautions that religion and wonder would fade if all life were explicable. The piece then shifts to a short news note about a foot-and-mouth disease lab site and a Zanzibar dish.
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Webster
Hollywood
Boxoffice
Arthur Godfrey
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