Adenauer blamed for hyping German opposition to Bonn pact
In Washington reports say Chancellor Adenauer may have exaggerated German opposition to the Bonn peace contract to gain better terms from the Western powers. Analysis notes limited German media, cabinet leaks, and a broader anti Soviet stance shaping ratification debates. Nehru Kashmir remarks add context to postwar diplomacy.
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Ashington
NEA
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
West Germany
Washington
London
Paris
U. S
Adenauer
Mich
Europe
America
Oder-Neisse
Germany
Russia
Nehru
Kashmir
Memorial Poppy Imagery Reflects on Fallen Soldiers
The piece features Frank the disabled veteran crafting red poppies and laments that flowers cannot substitute for the soldiers who died in battle. Biblical references to Ezekiel and Revelation frame the tribute, stressing the immortality of souls and the enduring memory of the fallen.
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Frank
Ezechiel
Not Money Bags But Our Safety At Stake
The piece notes a Republican House shift cutting 1.826 billion from a 7.99 billion security aid program. Eisenhower warns further cuts threaten Western defense goals and ultimately U S security. Taft defends the cut, framing it as prudent economy amid an election year. The Senate must rule on the broader program.
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House of Representatives
Taft
Eisenhower
United
Proram
Thorn
Congress
Hisenhower
U. S
Germany
France
England
United States
Europe
Eo Soen
Essen
Senate
Parachutist Faces Pre-Jump Nerves In Tampa
Bert Craddock, 38, a veteran parachutist with 11 years in jumps, admits preflight jitters before exhibitions and training. He packs his own chutes, specializes in delayed jumps, and recalls a near miss when his canopy delayed opening at 200 feet.
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Bert
Uanathy
The Korean War at Two Years A Look Back From Hal Boyl
Hal Boyle surveys the Korean conflict as it marks two years since the start on June 2 1950. He notes the stalemate despite talks, the growth of enemy forces to 1 million and the expanded Chinese role, the American casualties, and the risky question of ending the war or risking a wider conflict with the Soviet Union.
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Hal Boyle
York
Soviet
Russia
Congress
Truman
Korea
Uruguay
America
United Nations
Mair Tore
Weapone
Anmbash
Yalu
Yalu River
Siberia
Siberian
Europe
Phone Directory A Weighty Affair
The Manhattan telephone directory weighs four pounds and has 1 835 pages. More than 1 418 000 copies will be printed making it the second largest in the country after Chicago. Telephone listings have grown from 1 082 000 in six years to about 1 597 400.
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India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Washington
Sir Olaf Caros
Northwest Frontier
Sir Olaf
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Raj Kaul
Jonn
Delhi
Hanford Atomic Metals Trades Council
AFL
Atomic Energy Labor Disputes Panel
William H. Davis
GFB
New York
New Manhattan
Manhattan
Chicago
New York City
Vinoba Gandhi's Successor Wins Land from Indian Landlords
Vinoba Bhave, known as Vinoba and Gandhi's successor, travels on foot to urge land donations for the hungry. He has persuaded landlords to surrender about 100,000 acres for landless peasants, aiming for 2.5 million acres in two years, while leading prayer meetings and organizing village committees across India.
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Toma
Cullen
New Delhi
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Acharya Vvinoba Bhave
Vinoba
Jean
Vinoha
Mahatma
Delhi
Vinaha
Tolholder
Hoe
Hyderabad
Soi
Gem
Kaya
Grapefruit and reducing diet and medical notes
A medical column discusses grapefruit in reducing diets, noting it aids fat burning with fewer calories from other foods. It covers cases of achlorhydria and indigestion, the role of stomach acid in digestion, and how replacing acid improves symptoms. It also answers questions on poor circulation, spastic paralysis, and related disorders.
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Y. R
George EF. Clark
Texas State Medical Journal
Workman’s Evening From Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A portrait of a father winding down after a hard day. He finds comfort at home with his children and wife, trading the noise of work for simple family warmth. The piece contrasts factory life with home life, praising the gentler, nurturing side of the father and the value of domestic love.
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
The Rev J Ponts Tyler delivered the baccalaureate sermon at St Johns Episcopal Church to graduates. The Coming of Columbus shown at the Academy described as crowning achievement of motion pictures. The movyle took three years to make. W O McCauley bought the ground of Preazburg Park for 1650. Collisions and near collisions in the Public Square stirred demand for uniform auto regulations.
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J. Ponts Tyler
St. John's Episcopal Church
Academy
Columbus
Thea Movyle
Ithe
Williamsport Tax Levy Basis Drops Amid Securities Decline
The 3932 tax levy base is estimated near 2 million dollars, down from 78.4 million in 1921, blamed on changes in taxable securities values and a noted decrease in assessed value across holdings. Community notes mention related civic efforts and events around Memorial Day and local corporate changes.
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Ana Alios
Aman Gets Ten Year Sentence for Sorority House Robbery
Barbs by Hal Cochran reports Aman received a decade in prison for a sorority house robbery described as one of the harshest initiations.
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Hagerstown
Associated Press
Hal Cochran
Aman
Illinois mother of two graduates to stay home
A mother of two in Illinois plans to graduate and then focus on home learning. The piece notes concerns about balancing new knowledge with family needs and the fear of taking on too much.
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Illinois
Andoye
Russell to Speak in Baltimore City
The Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce announces final arrangements for tomorrow’s luncheon with Senator Richard B. Russell Georgia’s Democratic presidential candidate. It marks the last event in a five visit series featuring presidential candidates or their advisors in the city.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce
Richard B. Reussell
Georgia
Russell
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