Editorial Urges Quick Site Choice for New District School
The Midview Board of Education may decide tonight on a site for the new district school. The board faces conflicting viewpoints and pressure from growing enrollments across Grafton Belden East Carlisle and Eaton. Delays risk educational progress and community tensions while the board must balance location with financial and program needs to provide adequate training opportunities after graduation.
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Midview Board of Education
Chester Carpenter
Grafton
Belden
East Carlisle
Eaton
Housing for Morale at Moroccan Air Bases
The article argues living conditions at American air bases in French Morocco affect morale and effectiveness. Despite multi million base costs, airmen endure uncomfortable Dallas huts with four walls an oil stove. Officers can rent in nearby cities but most cannot afford it, suggesting better housing using local materials could reduce costs and improve retention.
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French Morocco
Dallas
Roland Sawyer
Christian Science Monitor
Morocco
Readers Respond On Vehicle Inspections And Local Politics
A letter critiques mandatory vehicle inspections as a potential highway to graft. The writer objects to strict non exceptions, cites dealer reconditioning gaps, and argues for voluntary driver responsibility instead. The missive also questions local council actions and mayoral deals including fluoridation, sanitation, and sewer water bonds.
Washington Calling By Marquis Childs
Paris dispatch notes that General Paul Ely’s Indo-China mission sharpens views on the eight year war. French officials say a thousand bombers and three to four parachute divisions are needed, likely funded by the United States, with Geneva bargaining seen as decisive. American aid totals about 800 million dollars annually, while Vietminh forces are widely armed by US, French, and other sources.
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Washington
Paul Ely
Ely
Cvilian
Secondem
Rere Pleven
Pierre de Chevigne
U.S.A
Indo-China
Chiang Kai-shek
China
North ‘Korea
Czechoslovakia
Giap
America
California GOP targets California Congressmen in Justice probe
The Justice Department assays Republican and Democratic figures in California as perjury probes and gerrymandering cases swirl around Ernest Bramblett and Cecil King. U.S. Attorney Laughlin Waters pursues King while monitoring King ally Robert Finch and a Looming House shift.
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California
Herbert Brownell
Justice Department
Bramblett
Ernest Bramblett
House of Representatives
U.S
Robert Condon
Walnut Creek
Calif
Condon
Communist Party
Jack Shelley
San Francisco
Teamsters Union
Internal Revenue
James Smythe
Shelley
Laughlin Waters
Cecil
Washington
Waters
King
Political Persecution Tactics Spark California GOP Battle
By Drew Pearson. Un-American Activities Committee seeks to subpoena Bert Coffey, a California Democratic Central Committee member, for cross examination over past party membership. Congressman Donald Jackson pushes the move amid GOP claims of strategic persecution linked to Nixon Hillings forces led by Murray Chotiner. George E. Johnson, a Sacramento restaurateur of Greek origin, challenges 76-year-old Republican treasurer Gus Johnson, prompting Johnson to question his challenger’s ancestry and immigration status.
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California
Bert Coffey
Democratic Central Committee
un-American Activities Committee
Coffey
Donald Jackson
Los Angeles
Justice Department
Washington
Nixon
Gis Johnson
Johnson
Gus Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren
George E. Johnson
United States
Sacramento
George
Gus
Johansen
Joanides
Joan
George Johnson
Washington Reports Fulton Lewis Jr on Anti Communist Campaigns
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr argues that left wing critics have blunted federal investigations and predicts a revived anti anti Commun ist campaign against the FBI. He notes Senate Internal Security and House Un American Activities Committee friction, with few Republicans sustaining unity amid Dewey era tensions.
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McCarthy
Department of the Army
Senate Internal Security
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Jenner
Velde
Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
Curioser and curiouser prices show mixed recession signals
A Prentice Hall analysis notes coffee up 38 percent in a year while tallow, cocoa and lard rise more. Other gains include soybean meal, hogs, sulfuric acid, petroleum, cattle, aluminum and steel. Several items decline, including burlap, print cloth, rayon, cottonseed meal, zinc, gasoline, eggs, tin, hides, rubber, peanut oil, rye and steel scrap, with steel up modestly amid shifts.
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Prentice-Hall
Critics vs Critics in Broadway Debate Over Knowledge
A group of theater insiders argue about who has the right to judge art. They fault theater and book reviewers for pretending exhaustive knowledge across fields, noting editors assign reviews from marine to nuclear topics while lacking depth in each area. They defend educated critics yet question omniscience in reviews on diverse subjects.
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Mexico
Stone Me
Kwajalein
Newark
Fred
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