Apology for a troubled world as grandson born
Columnist Drew Pearson writes a personal letter to his daughter criticizing postwar intolerance and the McCarthy era hysteria. He recalls past spy disclosures and warns against extreme anti Communist and pro American rhetoric while reflecting on aging and world disunity.
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Drew Pearson
George L. Arnold
Los Angeles
Cour
Moscow
Lindbergh
Spyri
Canada
Mackenzie King
Len McCarthy
McCarthy
Russia
Adenauer to Address Unity in Parliament Debates
The report notes Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will respond in parliament to East Germany's call for German unity. He is expected to argue that unity should come through free nationwide elections, signaling a firm stance amid Cold War tensions.
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Otto Grotewohl
East Germany
Adenauer
Germany
China Seizes U S Property in China Over Assets
Hong Kong dispatch reports U S assets valued at 200 million dollars seized by the Communist government in retaliation for U S actions. The decree freezes American deposits and bans transfers without local approval, targeting properties, enterprises, and missions mainly in Shanghai and major companies.
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Hong Kong
U. S
China
Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Chou En-lai
United States
Chow
Peking
Shanghai
Caltex
Standard and Vacuum Oil Companies
International Telephone and Telegraph
American Tobacco Co
American President Lines
National
Eity Bank
Nanking
Canton
Chengtu
Kunming
Newscaster Fired For Comments On U.S. Ambassador to Spain
Paris report says Pascal Copeau a leftist commentator on nationalized French radio was dismissed after praising the U S move to appoint an ambassador to Spain. He claimed the United States would be accredited to the Hitler regime across the Pyrenees in his broadcast two days earlier.
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Paris
Pascal Copeau
United States
Spain
Hitler
Pyrenees
Eee
California Warns on Water Shortage and Drought Strain
UR- chairman Thomas of the Colorado River Board warns California faces a six year drought with 28 months of deficit in Los Angeles rainfall by end of 1950. He says southern cities risk overpopulation without river water and advocates protecting California’s Colorado River allocation against Arizona project moves. A New Year party by the Latin American Social Club is planned for New Year’s Eve at 1468 Main St with Jesus Nunez orchestra.
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Los Angeles
Franklin ‘Thomas
Colorado River Board
Jday
California
Thomas
Los Anpeles
Colorado
Arizona
Central Arizona
Jesus Nunez
Lub
March of Dimes Drive Blocked by Oakland Officials
Oakland authorities refused permission for the 1951 March of Dimes drive citing excessive campaign costs. Directors planned to appeal the four to two decision by the Commission of Public Charities, delaying plans to begin January 16. Last year Oakland raised 154,360 dollars with half kept locally.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Commission of Public Charities
Dan Marovich
Commission
March For Dimes
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
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Bologna
Dozza
Italy
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Bell Syndicate
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Stone
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Dimes
Manhattan
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Terone
Mitchell Furniture
Boys’ Shop
Skinner
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China Shop
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Limoges
Santa Rita Hotel
Dial
G. Tutte San Gone
Kentucky
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Frankfort
Sarre Public Records
Riles Deen
Jacqueline
Andrew Geller
Martinique
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