Hoover Sees New US Foreign Policy
Herbert Hoover urged a focused policy to defend the Atlantic and Pacific, hold island outposts, and avoid sending more troops or money to Europe. He outlined seven principles including uniting the western hemisphere, arming defenses, aiding capable foes, and opposing appeasement. President Truman countered, affirming NATO unity and joint training for pact nations, stressing Western Europe security and continued aid to allies.
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Formosa
Philippines
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G.O.P
Robert Taft
Ohio
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Truman
Western Europe
North Atlantic
U. S
Europe pledges 750000 man peacetime army under Ike
The 12 Atlantic pact nations vow a unified 750,000 strong peacetime force to deter communism with centralized command under General Eisenhower. They call for US Britain and France to push German cooperation on limited rearmament and set up a new defense production board to accelerate rearmament, though actual forces will be limited for months.
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Eisenhower
Brussels
United States
Great Britain
France
Defense Production Board
China Rejects Korea Negotiations and Demands
China refused to negotiate with the United Nations Korean truce team. Foreign Minister Chow En Lai listed demands including removal of the U S seventh fleet from Formosan waters, withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea, and a seat for Communist China in the United Nations. Malcolm MacDonald warned China faces disaster if hostility to western nations continues. London likely approved the hard stance, signaling a tougher British policy.
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General Assembly
Peiping
Lake Success
Malcolm MacDonald
Britain
Southeast Asia
MacDonald
London
Split world marks Christmas 1950 amid war shadows
The article contrasts a world celebrating a festive Christmas with a grim mood. In the US and Western Europe shoppers hit near record sales while Belgium shows strong economic tone and Britain strives for cheer. East Germany observes none, leaving stores undecorated.
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United States
East Germany
Civil Defense House Votes Plan to Build Shelters
The House approved a civil defense plan by 247 to 1 at an estimated cost of 3.1 million dollars. Over two thirds would fund bomb shelters with the federal government paying half and local and state governments the rest. The measure was sent to the Senate where quick approval was anticipated. A Senate Armed Services Committee panel had previously backed a similar program.
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Senate
Armed-Services Committee
Congressional Atomic Committee
Eisenhower Calls for Concerted Effort to Meet Emergency
General Eisenhower urged Americans to end partisan squabbles and adopt a concerted effort to face the national emergency. In his first formal press conference as supreme commander he urged no more business as usual and supported voluntary German troop contributions. He noted US casualties total over 42,000 from the China war period, with about 11,964 dead wounded or missing and Chinese casualties near 120,000.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United States
Defense Department
Charles E Wilson Heads Defense Production Authority
Charles E Wilson, former General Electric president, assumes leadership of the Defense Production Authority with powers akin to those of the World War II War Production Board, signaling a broad wartime mobilization role.
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Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Defense Production Authority
War Production Board
Parsley Spaghetti with Barbecued Lamb Recipe
A vintage home dining feature offers economical substitutions with recipes for Parsley Spaghetti with Barbecued Lamb serving 46, Brillet Noodles and Beet serving 4-6, and Baked Sauerkraut and Frankfurters serving 4. It also gives food storage tips from Lynn Chambers on keeping sweet syrups, tea, and coffee fresh and flavors from spices and sauces, plus Lamb Paprika and other meat dishes with baking instructions.
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Hutter
Soviet Navy Expands With Guided Missile Battleship
Jane's Fighting Ships reports the Soviet Union added last June a 95,000 ton battleship with missile firing towers and an armada of 350 to 970 submarines in service, with 120 more under construction.
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Soviet Union
Jane's Fighting Ships
Jane's
Proper Honey and Fish Storage Guidelines
Honey should not be discarded when it crystallizes. Liquefy by placing in water not over 140. Higher temperature may injure flavor and color. Always test fish before purchase but store it first when you get home. The coldest place in the refrigerator, right under the freezing unit, is best for it. Air fats require a cool dry dark place for storage. They should be tightly covered at all times to avoid contact with strong odors which fats readily absorb.
Crochet blouse pattern for summer wardrobe and diagrams
Ravers join the smart women who add a crocheted pineapple blouse to their summer wardrobe. Pattern 7090 covers sizes 12 14 and 16 18 with charted directions and photos. Send twenty cents for pattern details to Needlecraft Service, P O Box 182 Old Chelsea Station NY 1 NY, include name address zone and pattern number.
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Needlecraft Service
Old Chelaea Station
New York
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