British fear US recession threatens global downturn
London and Manchester papers weigh an American slowdown as risk to Europe, with warnings from the Daily Worker and major editors. Experts say European dependence on US prosperity, a US pullback could trigger a worldwide recession, shaping Washington talks with the World Bank and IMF.
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London
United States
London Daily Worker
Britain
Europe
U. S
Ameri Don
Washington
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Crucial Period Looms for Tito
In Belgrade amid calm facade, observers note a pivotal phase for Tito's Yugoslavia as foreign visitors compare the scene to a quiet cafe along a rampart. The report hints at underlying tensions and strategic moves shaping the future of the regime.
Squeeze in the Mid East Turmoil Ties Turbine to Pipeline Fight
A chaotic mix of Middle East oil politics unfolds as Tito era Yugoslavs face shifts toward the Soviets and a proposed Turkey to Europe pipeline surfaces. Analysts warn of Arab world propaganda and potential Iraqi moves while Bermuda based research on pipeline corrosion links to control of supply. Professor Rogers in Michigan outlines how studying oxygen interactions could influence pipeline tech amid Suez disruptions.
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Tite
Turkey
Belerw
Watnings
Baghded
Egypt
East Lansing
Mich
Camhl
Michigan State University
Suez
Bermuda
Max T. Rogers
Charffriendy Turley
Suez Canal
Cah
Alcohol and Happy Pills Mix Not Wisely, But All Too Well
University of California students tested mixing alcohol with tranquilizers under Dr Burbridge at the medical research center. Findings show the combination produces unpredictable behavior in most cages, with delayed reactions and a dangerous cognitive load. Experts warn such mixing can be deadly and socially dangerous, intensifying alcohol effects and impairing driving.
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Angeles
Nana A
University of California Asseds
Nike
Cohol
Burbridge
Violette E. Sutherland
Cote
Thomas M. Burbridge
Phar
Sider
Hibridge
Navymen Collect Tons of Books at Quonset Point
At Quonset Point Naval Air Station over four tons of books were collected for libraries in the Philippines. The drive, started by Navy personnel, aims to aid war damaged libraries and will send school books to the University of the Philippines and other island schools in honor of late President Magsaysay.
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Quonset Point
R. I
Quonset Point Navel Air Station
University of the Philippines
Nan Hates
Ieee Cer ¢Ts
Yaval Air Station
Aaton Magsaysay
The
Philppines
Gill
Colleges May Lose AEC Aid In Midwest Research Plan
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission appears set to abandon a vital colony physics program planned by 15 Midwest universities. Senator Alexander Wiley Wisconsin says there are no plans to proceed. MURA, based in Madison, has received four semiannual AEC grants totaling 1.7 million dollars to draft blueprints for a giant atom smasher type device.
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Washington
Nana
Atomic Energy Commission
Midwest
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Energy Strauss
Midwest Universities Research Association
MURA
Madison
Wis
AEC
World Powers Seen In Gas Germ Race Plans At ARMA
Two plans at ARMA and a Wisconsin project model a particle accelerator were completed last summer. The AEC had kept mum about a $20 million full scale machine while university scientists pushed for funding, warning the device is vital to U S scientific progress. A Midwest group, including Big Ten schools, advances a smaller model at Madison. The full scale machine would study protons, accelerating them to near light speed to collide and form mass, a key step in understanding matter.
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ARMA
Wiley
AEC
Miley
University of Wisconsin
Charles
MURA
St. Future
Public “Information Office
Everett K. Holles
Streuss
Fils
Midwest Universities
Big Ten
Madison Laboratory
Is & Con
Barbed Wire and Mines Bar Escapees on Hungarian Border
An Austrain border region near Klingenbach shows new barbed wire and mine barriers along the Hungary frontier. Witnesses recount past exoduses toward the West driven by Soviet pressure and police actions. Reports describe frontier watchtowers, concealed posts, and tightened gates amid Cold War tensions.
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Klingenbach
Austria
Hungary
Nikelsdorf
Andau
Xadar
Kingenbsek
New York
Nathan W. Shel
St. Margareten
Oadeniay
Seeljenmarkt
Har
Sweetheart contracts draw probers spotlight
A fragmentary OCR item notes scrutiny of officials linked to favors in commodity dealings. It mentions Shefferman and alleged friendly ties with other officials, supplying clothing TV sets radios and other goods at discounted prices through a merchandising firm, with lavish meals and rides noted. Continued on page and column.
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Ie Aid
Page
Motorized tarpaulin system touted for ball park use
A chaotic passage describes a motorized tarpaulin roller used to cover infields at County Stadium. It details a scooter driven by experts, a 170 foot aluminum roller, and claims of labor-union political influence and corruption surrounding park maintenance and contracts.
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Fowests
Shefferman
Waupon
Wis
County Stadium
Milwaukee Braves
Reliable Screw Machine Products, Inc
McClellan
Tiesield
Sheffer
Hush hush missile warfare adapted in Sputnik era
Canadian defense scientists warn that major powers including the United States Britain and Russia are studying chemical and bacteriological warfare for use with gas and germ weapons via rockets and space platforms. They note limited information exchange even among allies and fear covert pilot programs in the United States and Britain.
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Ottowa
Nana
United States
Russia
Britain
Gem
Kowledge
Beft
Germany
America
Canada
Red Bgt
Soviet Union
Hitler
Forging an Ace of Spades Card in Wartime Britain
A deciphered London report traces the ace of spades card history from early 13th century origins to De La Rue’s 19th century innovations. It notes government taxes on card production, the shift to mass printing, and debates on nuclear arms amid Britain’s wartime anxieties.
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England
London
Thomas de Lafoard
de la Rue Anmiversary
A.G. Norman
de la Revenue
RueCo
Taen de la Rue
Orient
Britain
China
Harald ‘MacMillen
India
News Chronicle
de la Rue
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Syeanold
Chicago Labor
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