Eisenhower Warns on NATO Costs and European Burden
General Eisenhower in a 12 000 word report marks NATO’s first year noting US limits on resources and taxpayer patience. He calls for continued European rearmament with better results and warns against relying on American munition supplies to the point of harming the US itself.
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Eisenhower
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Free World
NATO
Rhine
Truman fears possible collapse of Capitol dome
The Washington digest reports President Truman worries the Capitol dome, top heavy and out of plum, could disintegrate after a $6,000,000 overhaul. The concern centers on the dome’s stability and potential collapse.
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Truman
Capitol
Washington News
Capitol Dome Threatens Historic Building Repairs Deferred
The Capitol dome leans seven feet over the front and hangs in the air while architect David Lynn argues the risk is not imminent. He calls the structure architecturally ugly and says a repair will not solve the Capitol’s defects, with a replacement planned only after wartime danger and finances improve.
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Congress
White House
David Lynn
Lynn
Presidential ambitions swirl as Truman doubts and Eisenhower debate
A crowded field of U S political figures is described with Truman reluctant to seek another term, Stevenson as possible successor, and Warren Stassen and Eisenhower positioned around party loyalties. Taft Kefauver and Russell appear in various states with strategic pressures shaping who wants the presidency.
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Warren
Eisenhower
Mr. Stassen
Stassen
Mr. Eisenhower
Mr. Taft
Mr. Kefauver
Kefauver
Truman
New Jersey
Jersey
Georgia’s Russell eyes Democratic presidential bid
Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia seeks the Democratic nomination for president. If not chosen by his party he may run on another ticket as an independent. The piece notes Georgia’s notable leaders and contrasts past figures such as Toombs and Stephens with the presidency.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Robert Toombs
Alexander H. Stephens
Congress
White House
Stephens
Jefferson Davis
Eisenhower
Truman
Stevenson
Virginia Officials Appointed to Regional Sanitation Post
Blackburn Moore named vice-president of the Ohio River Water Sanitation Commission. Miss Peggy Chapman visits. Ruth Anna Kenney wed L Eugene Fox. Local residents attend events in Wilmington and Richmond as doctors and professionals travel for meetings.
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Blackburn Moore
Virginia House of Delegates
Ohio River Water Sanitation Commission
French A. Bee
Wilmington
Walter Sibert
Acorn Heights
Memorial Hospital
Flisworth Johnson
Sam Rhiodes
Charlottesville
Percy D. Miller
Charles Dick
Cleveland
Ohio
Peggy Chapman
State Teachers College
Farmville
Calvin Chapman
Ruth Anna Kenney
Dewey Kenney
Rest
L. Eugene Fox
Harry Fox
Winchester
Ralph Snapp
B. M. Knight
Leon Slavin
Kerlin
Orville van Deusen
Richmond
Virginia State Dental Association
Naval Academy Graduate Assigned to Army Tech Institute
William McDonald Neill, son of Mrs. Joan B. Neill of Berryville, a United States Naval Academy graduate from the class of 1923, is stationed at Rennsselear Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York and has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander.
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Joan B. Neill
Berryville
U. S. Naval Academy
Renmsselear Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Mrs Arch McCarroll Hosts Dinner in Clearbrook
Mrs Arch McCarroll of Clearbrook entertained a number of friends at a local dinner. Mr and Mrs Lee Fisher visited Mrs McCarroll's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Hamilton in Hagerstown. Mrs W P Massey hosted the Century Club for its regular monthly meeting.
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Arch McCarroll
Clearbrook
Lee Fisher
Frank Hamilton
Hagerstown
W P. Massey
Century Club
Break of plate glass at Dorans saloon after rock
A large window at J R Dorans saloon was shattered by an 18 pound rock. Plans for a Fourth of July celebration were canceled as merchants refused to contribute to the fund.
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J. R. Doran's
Merchant's
Stevenson Campaign to Use Wilson and Roosevelt Strategy
Truman aides plan to run Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic nominee using the coalition tactics that elected Wilson and Roosevelt. Stevenson may run if drafted, despite personal preference to remain in Illinois, while party chiefs seek to unify factions including Russell and Kefauver supporters to block a GOP bolt.
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Fdr
Stevenson
Washington
Adlai E. Steveson
Illinois
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
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Truman
Stevenem
Moral Growth And The Betrayal Question In The Bible
The article discusses the disciples at Jesus betrayal night recognizing sin rather than blaming others. It frames moral growth as accepting responsibility and avoiding mass cowardice. A quiz titled How to Score follows with ten questions on history and science.
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Jesus
Peter
John
Andrew
Philip
Judas
Fighting Irish
Tadeusz Kosciusz
Record of small vessels crossing the Atlantic
The total number of small Atlantic crossings has not been reckoned since 1886 many vessels have sailed yearly. Among notable attempts is the life raft Nonpareil built from three cigar shaped cylinders which crossed in 43 days.
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Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Months
Report shows past 24 hours ending 7 am none and April total 1.10 inches. Year to date totals 10.08 inches with 39 year average 36.79. Monthly averages list January 2.45 February 1.99 March 2.88 April 3.02 May 8.28 June 3.99 July 3.82 August 3.82 September 2.63 October 2.97 November 2.56 December 2.50 inches.
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Dee
Letters to the Editor Camp Tokorozawa Japan 25 March 1952
In a Camp Tokorozawa letter, a chaplain urges American and Japanese church outreach to 9000 wives of American servicemen and calls for Christian action, noting hope for mutual understanding and home life. The piece ends with a personal note from Chaplain Albert M. B. Snapp and a second letter praising Donald Levi as Clarke County Game Warden and wildlife defender.
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America
Japan
Far East
Panese
Albert M. B. Snapp
USA
Tokorozawa
United States Army
the Star
Clarke County
Donald Levi
Donald
Why Whistles Were Considered Improper for Women
The excerpt notes an ancient taboo linking a woman's whistle to witchcraft. It claims women were seen as talking to the devil and that a woman’s mouth remained impure for fifty days after whistling.
Restoring Dried Out Cigars
Question and answer discuss rehydrating cigars by storing them in the middle of a refrigerator. After three weeks the cigars should be ready for use and could be kept there indefinitely.
Dead Weight Chapter Forty Two Ends With Death
A violent confrontation outside Kaiming’s office ends with Fah Soo unconscious and Kaiming dead. Liddell, boasting of a brutal win, notes white gunmen and a plan to hang Kaiming, while Byers from Treasury assesses the evidence and nods at Liddell’s shoulder wound. NKVD ties loom as the scene closes.
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Kaiming
Liddell
Fah Soo
Galiva
Byers
Treasury Department
Johnny
NKVD
Johnny Liddell Story Ties Kaiming to Ring Case
Frank Kane presents Johnny Liddell amid a tangled confession linking Kaiming to an espionage ring. Liddell reveals the shift in perspective that exposes Goldy and Kaiming as central figures, while Jim Kiely pressures for the full story and a rewrite for the paper.
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Liddell
Goldy
Kaiming
Jim Kiely
Muggsy
Johnny Liddell
Federal
Johnny
Muggs
Ay Frans Bane
King
Liddell Oy
Ronny Kiely
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