McCarran Urges $3 Billion Cut in Marshall Plan Aid
Senator Pat McCarran after Europe tour recommends reducing Marshall Plan outlays by about 3 billion dollars over the next two fiscal years. He proposes 1.889 billion next year and 2.0 billion the following year, arguing Europe must cut dependence and improve self help. Other senators echoed calls for a modest trimming as Congress prepares to review the program next month.
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Nevada
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Virgina
John Tt. Cielan
Arkansas
John Stennis
Mississippi
Proposa
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South Carolina
Communa
Ex GOP Solon J Parnell Thomas Sentenced to Jail and Fine
New Jersey congressman J Parnell Thomas, a 13 year Republican veteran, received six years in prison and a $10009 fine for kickback schemes. He sat in the courtroom as the judge read the verdict. Thomas had faced a possible maximum twenty two year term and additional penalties. his defense appealed, but the judge remained firm. Thomas planned to pursue a congressional seat next year if allowed.
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Town Notes and Local Cast of Characters
Fragmented local notes list residents and activities with scattered names and events. Ella B Chase wins two bingo prizes while others attend birthdays, office runs, hunts, and visits to city hall. Mentions include Rev Milton, Superintendent Gentry, Mrs Ruby Goodwin, Barfield, Hack filler, Renial Herbert, Grove Childress, Grover Edge, Roy Kerry, Murray Rogers, Ba leen Campbell, Irma Dickson.
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Rev
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Gentry
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City Hall
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Grove
Yugoslav Mission Officials Held and Released in Berlin
Soviet controlled German police detained Yugoslav military mission staff for more than 16 hours in Berlin on charges of interfering with order. Acting chief Momcilo Sibimovic said East Germany ordered the mission out of the Soviet sector by December 17, while seven dependents were confined to homes. Police surrounded Sibimovic’s home as the group faced relocation amid rumors of unrest within German Communist ranks. Captain Pandurowich, Consul Ilin, and press attache Vilko Koler were among those detained.
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Berlin
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Pandurowich
Ilin
Vilko Koler
Gezman
Kolar
Soviet Citizens Guilty in Yugoslav Espionage Trial
In Sarajevo, ten Soviet citizens were found guilty of espionage and wartime collaboration with the Nazis. Sentences ranged from three to 20 years in hard labor. Notable verdicts included Arsen Boremovic 20 years and Father Alexei Krisko 11 and a half years.
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Belgrade
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Gift Giving Brings Cheer as Goodfellows Appeal Returns
Chief Goodfellow notes donations totaling 33 dollars today from Mrs L R Earls and Sons, Sirs Eda Donnery, and Bonnie and Donna Bond. He recalls 16 years of service and a 17th annual appeal to aid about 500 local children with toys, candy, fruit, and nuts for Christmas.
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Shivers Opposes State Sales Tax in Texas
Governor Allan Shivers argued against a state sales tax or income tax during a National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting in Houston. He said Texas invites foreign business, boasting no bonded indebtedness and no sales or income tax, and predicted Texas would maintain that status. He awarded honorary Texas citizenship scrolls to 48 commissioners.
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Texas
Allan Shivers
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Shivers
Five One Lives To Empty Gas Tanks
An AM country family of four and a companion survived a forced downing in the Atlantic after using two empty wing tanks to stay afloat for two hours until a Coast Guard search plane rescued them. En route from South America to the United States for their first home Christmas in five years, A K Heineken, his wife and two sons, and T G Junger's son reported they had emptied the spare tanks just before the crash about 60 miles off Florida near Bimini.
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Laborites Retain Seat In Commons
Bradford England December by election ends with Labour holding South Bradford seat as George Craddock loses 23335 to 29313 by Conservative John Windle. It marks 35th straight Labour defense of a vacant seat amid bitter campaigning and a windle slogan attacking the swindle.
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Seaman Receives Death Penalty for Child Rape
In Houston County a district court jury sentenced Allen Conway Williams, 38, a seaman, to death in the electric chair for the sexual assault of a 10 year old girl. The crime occurred October 20 near La Porte after she left a movie theater. The girl identified Williams from the witness chair, stating that he was the man. Williams claimed innocence and testified he was intoxicated if guilty. The trial ended late yesterday.
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Bec. 9
Allen Conway Williams
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la Porte
To Truman, Looks Like GOP Presidential Hope
Dwight D. Eisenhower appears to be courting Truman intimates as a potential 1952 Republican candidate. Galveston crowds hailed his critique of centralized authority while officials in Washington anticipate Truman's 1951 State of the Union plan.
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Ex U S Officer Claims Giving Radar Secrets to Russian General
Former Air Force captain Loyd Chesley testified that in 1944 he gave top secret American radar information to a Soviet general during a 45 minute inspection at an Air Force base in Ireland. Chesley, now a restaurant manager, said the Russian visitor asked expert level questions and implied access but no equipment was surrendered. He also cited a separate report of a radar equipped aircraft in Soviet possession. Washington lawmakers probe Canadian atomic material sales to Russia during World War II and seek to compel an unidentified top executive to testify.
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Russia
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Light Sleeper Suspects Seamen in Baltimore Burglary
Chavers reports two seamen in the Baltimore Acies room down the hall burglarized his room while he slept. Walter Craven, 32, and Melvin Murphy, 21, were charged after Bryant found the billfold, clock, lighter, and underwear hidden under towels and retrieved from a clothes hanger hook used to fish them from the room.
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Bearkat Band To Play Here at Baytown Concert
Sam Houston State's Bearkat band will perform in Baytown at 8 15 p m Tuesday in the Robert E Lee High School Auditorium. The program blends classical and popular numbers with a feature act by Dick Miller twirler from South Bend Indiana. Four Bearkats are former Lee band members and proceeds go to the Lee band fund. Tickets are 50 cents at the door.
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Rvud
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Black Duck Bay Residents Discuss Shoreline Improvements
Twenty six residents met at Rebat Inn with temporary chairman J. M. Trahin to plan neighborhood improvements. They agreed to consult the Navigation District for possible aid to remove a sill from tunnel entrance fill and silting from ongoing dredging that affected the channel.
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State Urged To Set Telephone Rates For Long Distance Calls
Houston officials report the Harris County Mayors and Councilmen urged state regulation of long distance charges. The move follows Southwestern Bell’s rate changes. Governor Shivers preferred a regular session and a separate telecom board over a special session.
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Texas
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Hutson Sworn In As School Trustee
Baytown board returns to full strength as James E. Hutson 31, a General The Chemist, is sworn in to fill the vacancy created by Claude C. Foster's June 1 resignation. The ceremony occurred at 5 20 p m in the district administration building with former secretary treasurer Hutson attending.
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Houston
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Budget Chief Confers With President
Budget Director Frank Pace said deficit financing would continue unless Congress votes new taxes. He estimated the 1951 budget under 45 billion dollars and noted this year’s total is 43.5 billion. Pace and President Truman discussed defense, foreign aid, interior reclamation projects, and the budget message to Congress, with the defense ceiling near 13.9 billion.
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Czech Communist Editor Dismissed In Prague Purge
Prague Czechoslovakia Dec 9 reports say the government dismissed Ride Prave editor Wilhelm Novy and arrested several Anglo American figures as part of a December purge of party ranks. Novy, linked to the London group, will be replaced by Vladimir EKoucky amid ongoing internal reshuffles. Former deputy minister Evzen Loebel is another purged figure with unconfirmed death reports in Pankrac prison.
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