Ben-Zvi Urges Vigilance As Israel Observes Independence Week
President Izhak Ben-Zvi warns of ongoing Arab threats to Israel’s peace as Independence Week marks the sixth anniversary of the state. He stresses dangers since establishment, calls for unity, and notes immigration and national sovereignty within a democratic framework.
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Israel
Izhak Ben-Zvi
Yh Ge
United States
American Zionist Council
Ben-Zvi
Moses
Hit or Miss Days Gone in Hospital Administration
Dean W. C. Davison of Duke University Medical School argues against trial and error staffing. He notes hospitals run as non profits with the goal of best service at lowest cost and cites gaps in medical training for administrators. He compares hospital policy to business, warns on reporting finance, and highlights the growth of beds and assets, citing Duke Hospital’s $3.5 million budget.
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W. C. Davison
Duke University Medical School
Duke
Dean Davison
North Carolina
Duke Hospital
Bernarr MacFadden
Don Errico
Eugenie Burke
Miss Press
Scranton
Wabc-Tv
Ernie Kovacs
Martha Raye
Bill Norvas
D’arlene
le Ruban Bleu
Corinne Calvet
John von Heyn
Alan Gale
André Hakim
Susan Zanuck
Cuba
Pinos Socarros
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Yankee Stadium
Mickey Jelke
Brooklyn
Celeste Holm
Margaret Truman
Perle Mesta
N. J. Gov. Meyner
Earl
Charley Jones
Henry
Calvin
Jerry Lester
Vince Carson
Mae West and Hollywood Inquiries Prompt Various Jests
Hollywood gossip and quips from Earl Wilson mix with names like Mae West Audrey Hepburn Mel Ferrer and Pier Angeli. Anecdotes touch on Oscar jokes Truman Library fundraiser and TV deals, with playful asides about industry figures and a Broad Way style tone. The column surveys stars posters contracts and witty one-liners from a lively showbiz scene.
Nehru bans U S airlifts over India
Prime Minister Nehru orders a ban on United States air lift planes bound for Indo China from flying over Indian airspace. The move signals India’s intent to assert control over regional aviation, with possible fallout for allied humanitarian and strategic operations.
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United States
Indo-China
India
Nehru
Taft Hartley bill faces trouble over labor board amendment
Washington lawmakers clash as McConnell delays final vote on an amended Taft Hartley bill that would curb the National Labor Relations Board and shift disputes to federal courts. Administration opposition and Republican defections shape a tense showdown ahead of a floor decision.
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Washington
Republican Committee
McConnell
Raleigh & Register Evening Paper Rates Notice
Beckley and Hinton newspapers publish weekly and Sunday editions. Rates shown for three months six months and one year in advance. Subscribers urged to change address and note carriers are independent contractors.
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Aces
Virginia
Newspapers Corporation
Indo-China Truce Line Could Be a Partition Line
Geneva talks discuss a defensible cease-fire line in Indo-China as a possible path to peace. Officials warn a mere line risks becoming permanent partition and Communist control, while Dulles plans to return to Washington to direct the U.S. stance.
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Indo-China
Geneva
Eisenhower
Korea
France
Asia
Europe
Germany
Selfishness Drives Eddie Albert To Acting Career
New York interview with Eddie Albert explores why he chose acting over other paths. He credits selfishness and personal desire for the craft, not courage, noting his Broadway beginnings, 20 film roles, and recent nightclub debut with wife Margo to balance family life with work. The tag line highlights his view of family over fame as central to his career moves.
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Eddie
Gravedigger
Hamilet
Audrey Hepburn
the Waldorf
Margo
Hollywood
Eddie Jr
Actor Albert on craft and life choices in Hollywood
Albert, a tall intense actor, discusses his work in films and music, his early path into acting, and the balance between fame and serious purpose. He notes freelancing since 1938, compares acting to business, and finds joy in toys he makes for his son while valuing both careers. He denies greater courage in acting than in fatherhood.
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Eddie Albert
Albert
Eddie
Hollywood
Tough Talk Falls Flat In Absence Of Program
The Eisenhower administration spoke strongly on Indochina but offered no plan to aid the French if the Vietminh won. Dulles warned China against intervention yet relied on native rebels with supplies and experts. By March 29 Vietminh successes shifted focus to a last minute Pacific alliance idea as Geneva approached.
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Washington
Indochina
Dulles
China
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Southeast Asia
Europe
Britain
France
Geneva
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Military notices list Eldridge Mills and William Howlett training at Fort Knox Ky. Earl E Williams serves aboard USS Lioba. Darrell Southern on USS Kearsarge returns from Far East cruise. Pfc Dallas Sneed arrives for advanced engineer training at Fort Hood. Cpl Norman Payne in Korea with the 24th Infantry Division.
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Fort Knox, Ky
Eldridge J. Mills
Preston Mills
Alpeca
Kearsarge
Darrell A. Southern
H. W. Southern
Bailey Ave
Beckley
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
San Francisco
Calif
Fort Hood, Tex
Engineer Corps
Pfc
Dallas R. Sneed
Korea
24Th Infantry Division
Cpl
Norman L. Payne
Mount Hope
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Harry Truman
By Earl Wilson
Truman Library
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Indianapolis Times
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All Korea
Robert Casey
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
America
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Jesus
James Ross McCain
Decatur, Ga
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Lioba
Earl E. Williams
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61St Engineer Battalion
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