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AMERIKA DIENST "AMERIKA-DIENST U.S.Feature Service INKAJi3LSVr.R2,EI0ENIS ÜBER NAGHRIGJlTEIfoLVIERIAL UND ARTIKEL DES "AMERIKA DIENST" vom 1. April 1949 - >0. Juni 1949 Um Ihnen das'Auffinden von Nachrichten und Artikeln aus früheren Nummern des »AMERIKA DIENST." zu erleichtern, bringen wir Ihnen ein Inhaltsverzeich­ nis des Materials, das Ihnen im zweiten Quartal 1949 zugegangen ist. Durch eine Aufgliederang nach Sachge­ bieten soll Ihnen die spätere Verwendung des einen oder anderen nicht allzu zeitgebundenen Artikels ermöglicht werden. Redaktion »AMERIKA DIENST" (U.S. Feature Service). Redaktion: Bad Nauheim, Goethestrasse 4 (Tel. 2027/2209) I "AMERIKA-DIENST U.S. Feature Service INHALTSVERZEICHNIS ÜBER NACEP.IOHTEMMTE-RXAL UNL ARTIKEL DES "AMERIKA LIEHST" vom 1. April 1949 - 3°. Juni 1949 1) Amerikanische pressestimmen Seite 1 2] Leben in den U.o.A. n 4 ii 3 Wissenschaft 6 4 Portrait der Woche ii 6 5 Kunst ii 7 6 Musik it 7 Theater II 7 i Das neue Buch n 8 j: Europäisches Wiederaufbauprogramm II 8 109 Vereinte Nationen II 8 11 I Wirtschaft II 9 12 > Arbeit II 9 13 ) Sozialwesen II 9 M< \ Finanzwesen IT 9 15 ) Pariser Aussenministerkonferenz II 11 16 ) Politik II 10 17 ) Architektur II 10 18 1 Literatur II 10 19 \ Emigration II 11 20 | Erziehung II 11 21 1 Medizinische Forschung II 11 22 I Forstwirtschaft II 11 23 1 Luftbrücke II 11 24 J Flugwesen II 11 25 J Journalistik II 11 26 ) Handel und Industrie II 12 27 ) Religion II 12 28 ) Geschichte (Spezial) II 12 29 i Amerikanische Feiertage II 12 30 ) Meilensteine auf unserem Wege II 12 31 i Zu Ihrer Information II 12 32 ) Internationaler Handel II 13 33 ) Fernsehen II 13 34 ) Artikel für die Frau II 13 35 ) Kurznachrichten für die Frau 11 14 II 36 ) Erziehungswesen , 15 37 ) Medizinische Nachrichten II 16 38 ) Landwirtsc hat" bliche Nachrichten II 17 II 39 ) fU^nderuurruiiQrr) W + + -f 4 + + + •*• t + + + •+ + < + Redaktion: Bad Nauheim, Goethestrasse 4 (Tel. 2027/2209) 1) AMERIKANISCHE PRESSESTIWiEN 6/4/49 1) U.S. Presse zur Unterzeichnung des Atlantikpaktes. 2) "Washington Post" zur Churchill-Rede. 8/4/49 1) Zur Budget-Botschaft Sir Stafford Cripp's. 2) Zur Lage in Griechenland. 11/4/49 Zun Deutschlandabkommen. 14/4/49 1) Zum Deutschlandabkommen. 2) "New York Herald Tribüne": - Deutsche Verfassung schnellstens erforderlich. 3) "New York Times": Weder geistige noch politische Neuorientierung in Deutschland. 18/4/49 Zur amerikanischen Chinahilfe. 20/4/49 1) Zum Dreimächteabkommen über Deutschland. 2) "New York Times": Luftbrücke - Kampf für Demokratie in Friedenszeiten, 22/4/49 U.S. Presse fordert Ratifizierung des Atlantikpak­ tes. Zur freien Nachrichtenübermittlung. 27/4/49 Zur Ernennung von Kirk und Bruce. Zur Einiging in der westdeutschen Frage. 29/4/49 Zu Ost- \'. e s t -Ve rhandl ungon. Zur Veröffentlichung des U.S. Arbeitsministeriums. Grundlage für Demokratie fehlt in China. + + + + + + + + + 2/5/49 Berlin und die 'i.estmächte. Zur Acheson-Rede. Kommunismus und Religion. - Ein Leitartikel aus "Commercial Appeal", Memphis, Tennessee. 4/5/49 Zu bevorstehenden Viermächtebesprechungen. "New York Times" zur Störung der "Stimme Amerikas". "New York Times" fordert Einwanderung von 4C0 000 DP's. 6/5/49 ;New York Times" - Sieg in Berlin. "Washington Post" - Neue Phase des Deutschland­ problems. "New York Herald Tribüne" - Bedeutungsvoller als Potsdam. 9/5/49 "New York Times" - Europas Industrie braucht Kapital. ,:New York Times" - Bessere Verteidigungsposition des Westens. "Business freek" - Neue Formel für europäische Wirtschaft. "New York Times''1 zur Koreafrage. 11/5/49 Zum Bonner Grundgesetz. Zu kommenden Deutschlandbesprechungen. 13/5/49 "New York Times" zur Aufhebung der Berliner Blockade, "New York Staatszeitung und Herold" - Staat von Bonn strahlt werbende Kraft in den Osten. "Christian Science Monitor1' - Europarat und Atlantikpakt. ''New York Herald Tribüne" - Noch eine Chance für China. - 1 - /MERIOTECHE PRESSSSTIMMEN 16/5/49 Zum Fall Eisler« Zur Ratifizierung des Atlantikpaktes durch Grossbritannien. Zum Tmman-Gesundheitsprogramm, 18/5/49 "New York Times" - Deutschlands Schicksal ist das Schicksal Europas. "Washington Post" - Gegen UN-Nachrichtenkonvention. "New York Herald Tribüne" - Zu den Volks­ kongresswahlen. 20/5/49 Judenverfolgung Inder Sowjetunion. "New York Times" - Nordatlantikpakt - Schlüssel zur Pariser Konferenz. Zur Spanienresolution. 23/5/49 'New York Times" - Oesterreicbfrage - eine Auf­ gabe der 'ussenministerkonferenz. "New York Times,: - . esten einig und stark gegen­ über Sowjets auf der Aussenministerkonferenz. "Washington Post" zur Ernennung McCloys. U.S. Presse zur UN-Nachrichtenkonvention. 25/5/49 U.S. Presse: McCloy vor schweren Aufgaben. !New York Times" - Ost und West können nicht ohne einander auskommen. "New York World TSiegram" - auflodern des Anti­ semitismus in d er UdSSR. "St.Louis Post Dispatch" zur Rolle der Kom­ munisten in den U.S.-Gewerkschaften. 27/5/49 "Washington Post" - Bonner Verfassung richtung- gebend für den Westen. ;,New York Times" - Europa kann nur durch euro­ päische Zusammenarbeit gerettet werden. "Baltimore Sun" - Wyschinski-Vorschlag darf nicht zu ernst genommen werden. 30/5/49 "New York Times" - Soll Deutschland Kolonie werden ? "Washington Post" zur Pariser Konferenz. "New York Staatszeitung und Herold" zu den wählen in der Ostzone. 4) U.S.-Presse billigt Haltung des Westens in Paris. 4- + + 1/6/49 U.S. Presse zu den Sowjetvorschl'Agen. 3/6/49 U.S.. Presse zum Fall Eisler. 8/6/49 1) Zum Marshallplan-Jahrestag. 2) "New York Times" zum Bremer Pressegesetz. 10/6/49 1) "New York Times" warnt vor Handelsvertrag. 2) "St. Louis Post Dispatch" - Viele deutsche Politiker noch ohne rechten Begriff von freier Presse. 13/6/49 1) "Washington Sunday Star" unterstützt Hoffmann. 2) "Washington Star" - Letztes Hort in Paris noch nicht gesprochen. 15/6/49 1) "New York Times" - Kominform befahl neue soge­ nannte Friedensoffensive, 2) Zum sowjetischen Friedensvertrag für Deutschland. - 2 - .„AMEMmiSCHE^P^SSESTI^EN, 17/6/49 l) "New York Times" - Wahr oder unwahr im Ost en und fitesten« Zur Trumanredc, Zu den Triester wählen. 20/6/49 1) "New York '.Times" zur Dewey-Rede. "V.ashington Post" - Prag nur Vorspiel. 22/6/49 1) "New York Times" - Wert des Pariser Abkommens hängt vom guten willen ab. "Washington Star" - UN trotz Fehlschlägen ein Friedensinstrument für die Zukunft. Zum Ergebnis des Aussenministerrates. 24/6/49 "Washington Post" - zur Lausannekonferenz. "New York Post" - lachen, ein Luxus der Kommissare, "New York Times" - Sowjetischer Werkschutz in Oesterreich dauernde Gefahrenquelle. "Ridimond Times Dispatch" - Umworbene Nazis. 27/6/49 1) "uallstreet Journal" - Monopole ohne Regierungs­ unterstützung nicht lebensfähig. "New York ..orld Telegram»» - Amerika darf in seinen Bemühungen nicht nachlassen. "Washington Post" - Auropa mnss kontinental denken, "New York Times" zum Berliner Streik. "Washington Post" zum "Punkt Vier:' Programm. 29/6/49 "Baltimore Sun" zum Jahrestag der AusSchliessung Titos aus dorn ILominform. "Washington Post" - 'westmächte müssen in China gemeinsam handeln. "New Orleans Times Picayune" - Alle Nationen glauben, Pressefreiheit zu besitzen. + + + + + 2) LEBEN IN DEN U.S.A. V4/4? 1) Freiwillige Hilfeleistung der christlichen Kirchen Amerikas. 2) Sozialversicherung in Amerika. 4/4/49, 1^ "Ostern in Amerika1' von Mary Wil^arc].. 2) "Der Kunde hat immer Recht." 6/4/49 Kunsteinkauf beim Mittagessen. 8/4/49 1) Das Krankenhaus in der eigenen Wohnung. 2) Verschärfte Maßnahmen gegen illegale Einwande­ rer nach den U.S.A. 11/4/49 1) Stenotypistin des New Yorker Waldorf Astoria Hotels. 2) Margaret Mitchell kommt nicht zum Schreiben. 14/4/49 1) Autoverkehrsprobleme in der Universität. 2) Der Pyramidcntaumcl ergreift Amerika. 18/4/49 1) Literarische Diskussionsgruppen in Amerika. 2) Das amerikanische Patentamt. 20/4/49 1) "Onkel züchtete Kanarienvögel." 2) Das akademisch gebildete Maultier. 22/4/49 Radiohörcn, Unterhaltungsmittel Nr.1 in Amerika. Vom Sträfling zum Staatsbürger. Amerika ißt tiefgekühlt,, 27/4/49 1) "Urgroßvater geht ins Kolleg." 2) Jugend regiert sich selbst. 29/4/49 Weltrekord im Hausanstreichen. + + + + + + + + + + + 2/5/49 1) Ellis Island, die Einwandererinsel im New Yorker Hafen. 2) Bücher und Musik für die Kleinen. 4/5/49 1) Nachbarschaftshilfe amerikanischer Landgemein­ den. 2) In einem Jahr vom Habenichts zum Fabrikbesitzer. 6/5/49 1 "Unterricht per Radio" 2 Graf Luckner in Amerika. 9/5/49 1 Erwachsene gehen zur Schule. 2 "Die Augen c.er Jugend". Philadelphia sorgt für seine sehbehinderten Schulkinder. 11/5/49 1) Eine künstliche Insel im Hafen von New York. 2) "Cocktail gefällig?" - Barmixer gehen zur S chule. 13/5/49 1) Das größte Warenhaus der Welt. 2) Europäische Kleinwagen, der Alpdruck Detroits. 16/5/49 1) Die Staatswälder der Vereinigten Staaten. 2) Blinde Studenten am Mikroskop. 18/5/49 1) Rollschuhlaufen, ein Volkssport für Jung und Alt. 2) Das Symphonieorchester von N0rdkarolina trägt gute Musik in die kleinsten Ortschaften. - 4 - LEBEN IN DEN U,S.A. 20/5/49 1) Körperliche und seelische Behandlung gehen Kand in Hand. 2) Gruppentanz,'eine neue Leidenschaft in .Amerika, 23/5/49 1) Geschenk der Freiheit. - Wie der amerikan.i*-.r .. sehe Arbeiter lebt. 2) In der Aussichtskuppel durch die Rocky Moun­ tains. 25/5/49 Wie wild war der Wilde Westen? Hochwassergefahr am Mississippi. 27/5/49 Das amerikanische Freimaurertu;.:. Louisville, Kentucky, eine Stadt von Musiken­ thusiasten. 30/5/49 1) "Arizona, das Eldorado des Kleinflugzeugs" 2) "CARE - Wohltat von Mensch zu Mensch." / + + + + + + + + + + +
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