Boys' Clubs Name Favorite American Dads
Members of the Boys Clubs of America chose their favorite American fathers from various fields. Selected were General Matthew Ridgway in the military, Bob Hope in entertainment, Joe DiMaggio in sports, Vice President Barkley in government, Nan Seymour in television, Chief Justice Fred Vine as judiciary, and Robert Young in movies.
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New York
Boys’ Clubs of America
Matthew B. Ridgway
Radjon
Bob Hope
Joe DiMaggio
Barkley
Nan Seymour
Fred Vine
The
Supreme Court
Robert Young
General Marshall Criticizes Korea Policy Critics
In Washington and Albany reports the Office of Price Stabilization critiqued Columbus parking charges as a price ceiling violation. Elsewhere General Marshall attacked Korea policy critics, calling for unity on the Berlin airlift and Korea strategy amid U.N. efforts and Red China concerns.
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OPS
Columbus
Office of Price Stabilization
Edward F. Wagner
ST. Louis
Dewfease
George C. Marshall
Korga
Greece
SEARE
ISSIP
Kingsland Macyffer
Halley
Suffolk
Marshall
Lass
Washington
Jocal
Jacob K. Javits
GOP
Halley Albany
Milton G
New York
New ‘York
Nelson
Albany
Jeaders Teachers College
Rudolph Halleykeuze
Anz
Berlin
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Chen Wou
Eighth Army
Ridgway
Asi
Asia
China
Albany Dean
Bradley critiques Atlantic Pact efforts in Europe
Gen. Bradley said he was not fully satisfied with Atlantic Pact nations turning out war equipment. He urged improvements at home and abroad as he left for a London inspection tour. The remarks came as Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg arrived for air chiefs discussions with France Britain the U.S. and Canada.
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Paris
Omer Mi
Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
London
Houssevitzry
Boston CP
Fance
France
Boston Symphony
Sane
Marshall
Serge Koussevitzky
ST. Louis
Del
Britain
U. S
Canada
W. A. Curtis
Vandenberg
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ures
Nist
Big Four deputies cancel meeting in Paris amid treaty talks
Paris report says the scheduled meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers' deputies was canceled likely until tomorrow after Western delegates discussed Soviet response to a proposed Washington gathering on July 23. In London, Dukes and Gaitskell debated peace treaty terms with Japan including assets and gold disposition as Vatican ties and political violence in Italy surfaced.
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Paris
INS
Muvsia
Washington
London
John Foster Dukes
Magh Gaitskell
Japan
Pope
Taylor
Supreme Allied Com
Vatican Ciey Vpi
Myron Tey
TayIne
Rome
Dent
Italy
Venere
Roma
Christian Democrat
Chickens Killed Prompt Sheriff Office Probe
The sheriff's office responded to a report from Leo Beebe who relay called Leslie Craver on Route 41 at Chatn. Craver said 10 chickens were found killed in his coop after dogs attacked the flock.
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Sherife
Leo Beebe
Leslie Craver
Chatn
Craver
Graduation Almost Perfect For Girl Dying Of Cancer
In Atlanta Betty Thompsonsa, terminally ill with cancer, will receive her high school diploma with calm acceptance. Teachers and 3000 classmates attend Burnsell High ceremony as Betty, who asked for no special attention, faces her final moments while awaiting news from her fiancé. The scene includes a naval honor as the ceremony ends with her diploma presentation and the “best pupil” award. Doctors say her illness may end soon, but the event remains a poignant, brave moment for the student body.
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Atlanta
UPI
Betty Thompsonsa
Betty
Ner
Ron
GI critic kills red musician in Korea
A South Korean uniformed soldier entered a U S tank company post in Korea and began singing a ballad called Audi-Dong. An infantryman shot him dead after questions over the act. Explosives were found on the body. The GI claimed the tune had been sung poorly for months.
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Tokyo
Korea
Plo
Melvin E. Moore
Benson, N
Fiers
No Newsprint Hike is Plea
U S Price administrator Michael V DiSalle asks Canadian authorities to suspend a $10 per ton newsprint price hike announced by four major Canadian firms. Senator Johnson disclosed a copy of DiSalles letter to J N Fowler, director of the Pulp and Paper Division, urging a halt until the U S and Canada can review the situation.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Johnson
D-Colo
Niblic
DiSalle
J.N. Fowler
Pulp and Paper
Canan van Department of Defense Production
DiSalie
Fowler
U.S
Airman Kept Planes Grounded After Incident
In Indianapolis Sgt Henry V Green 23 admitted to grounding planes by jamming hydraulic systems and cutting control wires during a January incident at Camp Atterbury Air Force Base. In New York a ferry accident injured five women when the excursion boat Eland collided with the islander off Manhattan, sending passengers from chairs onto the deck as tugs ferried them to safety. Green pleaded guilty in Federal Court yesterday.
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Cindianapolis
Henry V. Green
Niagare
Wis
Bob Hope
U.S
Bob
Nieuw Amsterdam
St Green
Philadelphia
Carety Line
Honte Economica In Business Association
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Re- Stevenson
Scotland
Great Britain
Imperial, Chemicsl, Industries
STUNY
Columbia
University, of Missouri
Edward Lee Davis
Mexico
Bettie
Chicago
Consumer
Miami
Haymes
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Joanne Bru
Jauyers
Uke
Sutslard
Dick Haymes
Opeee Aeeper
Miss Dyu
High Haymes
Iife
Miss Dru
Joan Ireland Haymes
Nora Eddington Flynn
Gen. Bradley
Budapest
Hungary
Lnwer Arly
Phil Mason Palmer
Catlore of Arts and Sciences
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Burtsell High
Tom Aimburn
Jay
Norfolk
Martha Ann Hemperty
Neoane
Martha’ Nan
Pather
Parka
Seth
Deb
Wright's Valley Drug Store
Satlanah
al Ur
Arate
South Salina
Macks Sires
Aabern
Pallam Thera
EGERS
ST Jefferson
Inaca
Rene Ans
Steckler
Annhattan Island
Ine Eland
Glandet
Monten
Manhattan
Dad
Business West
Enteral
Selina St
Syracure
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