Europe U S Rift Develops A Critical Year Ahead
An analysis notes Europe faces economic strain despite Marshall Plan aid and questions persist about German rearmament. It highlights tensions between Britain and the United States, unresolved plans for a European army, and uncertain Western unity ahead of 1952 meetings between Churchill, Truman, Eden, and Acheson.
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Road Space Running Out Road Space Running Out
The article warns of highway and parking space saturation as the auto industry approaches over 100 million passenger cars built in 50 years, with 42 million registered and 26 million built since World War II, highlighting strain on road infrastructure.
Star's Maid Adds to Claims in Bankhead Case
In New York December 22 a former maid secretary to Tallulah Bankhead testifies she paid some bills for dates with William Langford. Evyveon Cronin, 59, is accused of raising 26 Bankhead checks and says 13 issued reimbursements for money advanced to Langford. She says Bankhead directed the payments and that weekly purchases included marijuana and cocaine. The trial on forgery and larceny was adjourned to Wednesday. Langford, 27, appeared with Bankhead in Private Lives during 1948 and 49.
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