Stars And Stripes Birthday Party Marked Friday
Stars and Stripes marks its 10th birthday in Darmstadt with a special European edition for 70 000 subscribers and a ceremony at headquarters. The paper began in 1942 revived from a soldiers newspaper and expanded into a multimillion dollar operation with seven million daily wartime copies.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Stars and Stripes
Unis
Europe
Stripes
England
Q. 1
AFF
Stara and Stripes
Army
Avy Welfare Fund
U. S.S
Col
Henry J. Richter
Ripon
Wis
Stalin plays for a unified Germany amid cold war fears
The piece outlines Stalin's surprising openness to German unification with its own army, aiming to keep West Germany out of the Atlantic defense system. It discusses potential German-Polish border revisions, possible by passing Polish interests, and a Ruhr-Silesia axis under Eastern influence. It warns of a two Germany scenario cemented by a May peace agreement with the Western powers.
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Communist Party
Europe
Moscow
Stalin
Germany
West Germany
Hel
Oder Niesse
Poland
Dozier Obtains Temp Mor to Stop Fontaine From Taking Child Abroad
William Dozier, TV producer, secured a temporary restraining order to prevent Joan Fontaine from taking their 1 year old daughter Deborah Leste out of the country for a movie trip. Dozier fears travel during wartime shortages may deprive him of visitation rights. West Point is noted as the oldest U.S fortification with continuous flag status.
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Joan Fountaine
Santa Monics
Calif
William Dozier
Joan Fontaine
Dozier
Miss Fontaine
Deborah Leste
England
Obituaries from Sharpshore and surrounding towns
Obituaries note Dorothy Nichols and Doble Cupp among survivors in Sharpshore Tilghmanton and nearby areas. Funeral arrangements set for East Funeral Home Boonsboro with Old Harmony Cemetery interment. Also listed are John Campbell McKelvey Irving A Kelbaugh and family survivors with services at Grove Funeral Home Myersville Mt. Bethel Methodist Garfield.
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Dorothy Nichols
Sharpshore
Mes
Doble
John Campbell McKelvey
Wayneshora
South Penn Power Company
Potomac Edison
Quarter Century Club
Wallace Petifer
Leitersbore
The
Grove Funeral Home
Irving A. Kelbaugh
Garfield
John and Mary
Forrest) Kelbaugh
Mt. Bethel Methodis’ Church
Fimory
Alberda Rady
Saithsburg
Edith Kelbaugh
Hagerstown
I Charles Hf
St. Louis
Bittle
Myersville
Mt. Bethel Methodist
New Garfield
Aldinite
Copperhead Killed Near Black Rock
Two mushroom hunters Lola Eardley and Mildred Bowers near Black Rock killed a copperhead with a rock after spotting the snake on a cold spring day. The snake’s body was still twitching as they disposed of it.
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Black Rock
Lola Eardley
Jefferson Street
Mildred Bowers
Theo
New Antiepileptic Drug Hibicen Chlorsethylphenamide Described
Dr Ben Harned Barned of Lecjerle Liboratories described a new antiepileptic compound Hibicen chlorsethylphenamide at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology meeting in New York. Clinical tests suggest oral administration is well tolerated and effective where other anticonvulsants fail.
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New York
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Ben King Barned
Lecjerle Liboratories
Harned
Citizens for Eisenhower Hold County Meeting Tonight
The Citizens for Eisenhower group meets at the American Legion home in Washington County at 8 pm. Invitations were sent to about 400 people who pledged active campaign participation. The main business is organizing election districts countywide, with Paul Ottinger presiding as chairman.
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Citizens For
Eisenhower
Washington County
American Legion
Paul Ottinger
Hellane Seeks Probe Into Rising Bird Deaths Across Area
Hellane requests a formal investigation after a spike in dead robins and redbirds, mostly in the West Washington Street Salem Avenue Nottingham Road corridor. Bucklew cites possible shooting and Newcastle disease questions while veterinarians urge collection of fresh specimens for analysis at the college lab.
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Killinex
Ila
West Washington Street
Salem Avenue
Nottingham Road
Buckelew
Lellane
Hallane
Hellane
William KR. ‘Eeter
Livestock Sanitary Service
Summit Avenue
LSS
Newcastle
Teeter
Hia
Focal
College Park
Fountain Head
Eugene M. Tamary
St. Paul's
Willis Carrier
Nun Teachers Withdrawn in Missouri Public Schools
A Catholic order decided to withdraw nuns serving as teachers in several Missouri public schools. Notices were received by school boards in the St. Thomas and St. Martins districts near Jefferson City. It was unclear if other districts would follow, but at least two more districts received similar notices from Mother Evanerla, head of the Sisters of Notre Dame Louis provincial office.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
St. Thomas and
St. Martins
Evanerla
Ae Louis
Sisters of Notre Dame
Executioner Manuel de La Rosa Celebrates 11th Duty Day
In Mexico City the former Mexican Army sergeant Manuel de La Rosa marked his 11th duty day amid the unfinished tale of the 1867 mercy slot and Maximilian trial by court martial. He reportedly received a new home as a birthday gift from President Manuel Alemán.
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Manuel de la Rosa
Mexico City
Therian
Maximilian
Mexico
de la Rosa
Manuel Aleman
Incomplete text on Catholic nuns in public schools lawsuits
Plaintiffs challenge paying Catholic nuns to teach in public schools as violating federal and state constitutions. Two lawsuits are pending decisions in Missouri. Nonsensical residual lines about animals follow, including mention of horses and young born alive at the breast.
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Missouri
Kefauver Top Choice Of Hopefuls For Congress In The Fifth District
A Maryland Fifth District forum drew about 100 voters as a slate of Democrats and Republicans named their presidential preference. Senator Kefauver led GOP hopefuls with five votes, while Eisenhower and Taft each polled two. MacArthur was backed by one. Other candidates named included Russell and Stevenson. Discussion covered campaign financing, term limits, and foreign policy with Staggers urging targeted aid to Korea.
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Annapolis
Congress
Maryland
Govan Deamotrats
Kefauver
Tann
Dwight Db
Eisenhower
Son
Taft Rohle
GOP
Douglas MacArthur
Wioless
Sen
Russell
Adiai Stevenson
Minots
Annapolis League of Woon Votors
Anne Arundel County
Prince Georges
Walter L. Green
Ania Iawyer
College Park
Anid
Alsn
Staggers
Laurel
Joann Adapts to New Artificial Arms in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio seven year old Joann McCarthy born without arms received prosthetic arms from a project group. She adapts to the hooks using back muscles and smiles through the change while her foster family supports her progress.
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Herald-Mail
Columbus
Joann McCarthy
Shay
Joann
Orvis McGarthy
Willty
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