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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1948

Page

9

Marshall Slated To Retain Post For Some Time

An associate said President Truman expects George C. Marshall to remain secretary of state for some time. James Forrestal is expected to stay as defense secretary for months or longer. Harriman may become Lovett’s successor if Marshall steps down, with a clear understanding on Forrestal’s role in the new term.

Washington Truman George C. Marshall James Forrestal Defense Marshall W. Averell Harriman Robert M. Lovett Harriman Lovett Forrestal Gov Air Force Budget Bureau Secretary of Defense White House

Dewey Argument Over Forrestal Duty Noted

The report states President believed Forrestal was simply performing his duty by keeping the other side informed of military developments.

Ernor Thomas E. Dewey GOP Forrestal

Palestine Refugees Get Typhus Vaccine Donation

The US Public Health Service has donated typhus vaccine to inoculate 450,000 Palestinian refugees. The Red Cross will distribute the vaccine, noting little typhus among the refugees but citing preventive need.

Washington US Public Health Service Red Cross

Schuman Opposes Central German Rule of Ruhr

French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman declared France will not allow centralized German government control of the Ruhr. British and American authorities plan to return basic industries to German trustees with a buy in by the German people. Schuman spoke in Metz at the fourth anniversary of liberation, stressing safeguards against future German military threat meantime supporting Germany's recovery.

Metz France Robert Schuman Ruhr Germany Schuman Europe

Marshmallow Meringe Finishes Chocolate Bread Pudding

A half dozen marshmallows are cut into quarters and arranged over chocolate bread pudding just before removal from the oven. The dish is served hot with a thin cream accompaniment.

Mr. Nelson

Air Force weighs cuts to bomber groups and budget

Washington bulletin notes the Air Force plans to run 48 bomber groups with a reshuffled force keeping total aircraft at about 65 per group through expanded squadrons and tanker B29s. A public statement awaits Truman budget releases with potential alternate defense totals around 17 billion.

Washington Air Force Navy Army Joint Chiefs of Staff

Signal Corps claims balloon altitude record

The Army Signal Corps announced a new experimental balloon altitude record of 26-12 miles set on Sept 28. The 17 foot diameter craft rose for two and a half hours, carried only meteorological instruments, and reached up to 75 feet diameter before exploding after a ground radio receive message.

Fort Monmouth N. J Army Signal Corps Signal Corps A. F. Cassevant Evans Signal Laboratory Belmar

Driver Reaches for Help Then Dies in Heart Attack

In Newark New Jersey on November 21 Anthony Bevilacqua, father of eight, picked up an eight year old girl his car had struck and with neighbor guidance took the child and her mother to a doctor's. As he stood on the top step he collapsed and died of a heart attack on the porch.

Newark N. J Anthony Bevilacqua Bevilacqua

Errol Flynn and Nora Eddington Headed for New York Trip

Hollywood reports Errol Flynn and wife Nora Eddington are aboard the Santa Fe Super Chief from Pasadena toward New York with possible plans for a Europe trip. They declined to discuss reconciliation amid recent reports of a family rift.

Hollywood Errol Flynn Nora Eddington New York Europe Pasadena Flynn

First Test for Rheumatic Fever Shown by Pediatrics

The first blood test to indicate rheumatic fever in children was reported to the American Academy of Pediatrics. Researchers Dr. T. N. Harris and Dr. Susanna Harris described a hyaluronidase antibody test that detected higher levels in affected kids, offering early clues and potential path toward identifying the disease’s cause. Yale group reports similar findings.

Alton L. Blakeslee Associated Press Science Atlantic City American Academy of Pediatrics T. N. Harris Children’s Hospital Philadelphia Susanna Harris Harris

Visiting Congressmen Hear Berlin Blockade Update

Seven visiting American Congressmen, including six members of the House armed services committee, left Berlin for Munich after three days of discussions with military government officials. General Lucius D. Clay provided an up to the minute Berlin blockade report, with plans to proceed to Vienna on Monday.

Berlin Munich Lucius D. Clay Germany House Armed Services Committee Vienna

Crosley Chief Forecasts TV Supplanting Radio Soon

James D. Shouse, president and board chairman of the Crosley Broadcasting Corp, told editors at the National Editorial Association meeting that television programs are likely to almost entirely supplant radio. He said within five years tele vision could be in the lives of 20 or 30 million families.

Chicago INS James D. Shouse Crosley Broadcasting Corporation National Editorial Association

Madame Chiang Warns China in Peril of Communist Victory

Madame Chiang Kai-Shek urged immediate and definite U S aid from Nanking via ABC radio counsel. She warned that if China falls to the Communists Asia and world peace would be endangered and urged Americans to oppose Mao Tse tung's aims.

San Francisco Chiang Kai-Shek Nanking China All Asia American Broadcasting Company Asia Europe Mao Tsé Chiang Mao United States Sai

Mother of 4 Happy At Odessa Donations

Emma Louise Wilson, a 35 year old mother under probated sentence for embezzlement, received donations totaling 1277.12 at Odessa. She thanked state readers for helping her repay money taken from Trinity State Bank in Fort Worth to stay with her four children.

Odessa Emma Louise Wilson Trinity State Bank Fort Worth

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