Fear of Russia May Halt Slash In European Aid
Washington report says administration hopes to speed Senate approval of a 3.732 billion foreign aid bill amid new Cold War pressures. Senator Tydings cites Berlin demonstrations and espionage trials as boosting defense spending resolve, while Senator Hickenlooper moves to cut 600 million from the ECA share over concerns of deficit financing and shifting European balance.
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Hickenlooper
United States
European Cooperation Administration
ECA
Britain
Highest post office sits atop Cerro de Pasco Peru
The world's highest post office, linked to the Postal Union, is located at Cerro de Pasco in Peru at an altitude of 14 385 feet.
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Postal Union
Cerro de Pasco
Peru
Royal Courtship Sparks Across Middle East Romance
A cascade of royal marriages and love affairs ties Egypt's Farouk to Narriman Sadek, Iran's Shah to Fatemeh, and Fawzia's divorce, amid U S visits and political restraint. The tangled plots touch Cairo, Tehran, and Rome as figures seek alliances through marriage.
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Fawzia
Iran
Persia
Farida
Feria
Pawain
Shah
Mohammed Rezi Pahlavi
Cairo
United States
Narriman Sadek
Narriman
Zaki
Faikah
San Francisco
Fouad Sadek
Fathia
Sadek
Fouad
Hashem
Harvard
Farkah
Smith
Shah of
Fatemeh
Vincent Lee Hillyer
Rome
Paris
Plane Wreckage Found After Tokyo Crash Thirty-Five Dead
Searchers locate the burned wreckage of a US Air Force C 54 transport on Hiragatake near Tachikawa. All 35 aboard are confirmed dead. Victims include Frank E. Pickelle and Captain John C. Jones. Ground parties report bodies widely scattered amid scorched trees. Graves registration says no body removal before Monday.
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Frank E. Pickelle
Chicago
John C. Jones
Madison
Wis
Philippines
Tachikawa
Joseph Cooper
Salem
Ore
16Th Reconnaissance Company
First Cavalry Division
Danwood Reimer
Seguin
Texas
Tsutomu Kobayashi
Eighth Army
Graduates Use Bold Gimmicks In Job Hunt
A Chicago survey shows college students deploying dramatic tactics to land work. Art Miller of Michigan State College posted a 14 by seven foot billboard offering his services as a mechanical engineer. Dwayne Brown from Creighton mailed personalized match covers and posters. Firms report receiving colorful brochures with mirrors, dollar bills, and “three minute checklists” as applicants seek swift employment amid postwar unemployment.
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Michigan State College
East Lansing
Michigan
Miller
Bill Gorski
University of Washington
Omaha
Dwayne Brown
Creighton University
Brown
Firaiser Corporation
Oakland
Calif
Wickhorst
Standard Oil of California
University of Missouri
Standard Oil
Harvey Long
Minneapolis Publisher Elected Ford Foundation Trustee
John Cowles of Minneapolis was elected a Ford Foundation trustee. Ford Foundation president Henry Ford II announced the appointment in New York on Sunday.
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John Cowles
Minneapolis
Ford Foundation
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