Leaders Plan To Speed Bill For Europe Aid
Congressional leaders press to send the European winter aid bill to President Truman by end of next week despite House efforts to cut the 597 million dollar request. Senate supports 897 million. House debate centers on inflation risk and possible amendments. debate paves way for a House-Senate conference as Republicans push voluntary controls and possible independent agency for aid oversight.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
House
dalay
Senate
House varilons
France
Italy
Austria
House-Senate
Robert A. Lovett
Senate Appropriations committees
Taft
Ohio
G.O.P
U. S
House Foreign Affairs committee
China
Jonkman
RMich
sens
ainshens
State department
Representative Mundt
11 SD
Mundt
Official Weather For Western Connecticut And Eastern New York
Tonight fair and cold with a low near 24 degrees and moderate northwest winds. Sunday fair and cold with a high around 3% degrees and moderate northwesterly winds. Precipitation today 12 hours to 8 am trace. Tide times listed with high and low readings and astronomical data for December 6, 1946.
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CONNECTICUT
NEW YORK
Bun
East-West Split Seen in Germany
London dated dispatch reports growing East West divide over German unity as Foreign Ministers Council nears end of talks. U S Secretary of State George C Marshall challenges Molotov to specify terms for unity and calls for removal of Germany’s zonal boundaries amid stalled negotiations.
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GERMANY
LONDON
Russia
Foreign Ministers Council
France
Britain
United States
Marshall
U. S
George C. Marshall
V. MM. Molotov
Molotov
Greenwich Branch of Pullman and Comley Planned
The law firm Pullman and Comley aims to open a Greenwich office soon. Partners Tromholm Marshall and Anson W. H. Taylor of Greenwich will join, dedicating their time to Connecticut practice, with Frederick I. Comley from Bridgeport joining as well. The Greenwich branch will be known as Pullman and Comley Marshall and Taylor.
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Pullman and Comey
Greenwich
Tromholm Marshall
Anson W. H. Taylor
Inrgao New York
Connecticut
Froderick I. Comley
Bridgeport
Pullman and Comley, Marshall and Taylor
Many Are Injured In Falls After Storm Covers Pavements
A Bridgeport snow and sleet storm left nearly an inch of snow with freezing rain across Fairfield county. Roads were hazardous with 10 mph travel and standstills in the 4 to 6 pm rush as crews and trucks worked to Sand and clear. Several minor injuries and a patrolman’s fall were reported, with ongoing cold conditions and forecast thawing.
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Fairfield county
Bridgeport
Weather bureau
Bridgeport Public Works department
Westport
Merritt parkway
city hospital
Arthur Finanagan
Fairfield avenue
Obituaries and Society Notes In Today’s Post
Classified page lists items across sections from Health to Obituaries and Society News. Readers will find brief notices for individuals including Maria Anne Hirst and Eleanor Roosevelt, with scattered references to radio, home fashions, and local events. The fragmentary OCR text hints at page 10 to 13 content and a mix of editorial, sports, and stage items.
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Brady cicsicieeees
Hirst
Anne
Soclaty News
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Sokolsky
George E
tree & Sports Section
checcseeesas
France approves anti strike law after long session
Paris December 6. The French upper chamber passed Premier Robert Schuman s sweeping anti strike and anti sabotage bill by 217 to 82 to curb labor unrest. It authorizes penalties for saboteurs and those aiding strikes and moves to President Auriol for signature, with immediate effect anticipated. The bill faced fierce resistance but won backing from the National Assembly and government.
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PARIS
Robert Schuman
national assembly
Vincent Auriol
Rome Workers Stir Over Demands and Police Fire
Communist led Rome workers demand three day ultimatum to meet job creation and punishment for police who fired on demonstrators in Primevale. One worker died and several injured as barricades rose, signaling potential general strike amid ongoing Milan inspired unrest.
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ROME
Irovinalat Committee
Congress of Management
prove
Primevale
L’Unita
Alcide de Gasper
Mario Scelba
Italy
Rom
Salvator Robeschini
Jefuel organ
Avant
Scelba
aard
public works department
L’Unite
Castell] Roman
Milan
Durocher Returns as Dodgers Pilot After Suspension
Brooklyn names Leo Durocher as manager to replace Burt Shotton after a season-long ban by Commissioner Chandler. Durocher signed a 1947 contract for about 50 thousand dollars. payment status not released. Separate: Ann Horesk charged with jewelry theft from William Esty home. extradited from France. jewelry recovered.
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BROOKLYN
Dee
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Burt Shotton
A. B. Chandler
Durocher
Dodgers
California
A B. Chandler
bagsa ball
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Fila
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankee
Rickey
Harold Parrott
Dodgar
MacPhail
NEW CANAAN
Nassau county
New York
Ann Horesk
Oonoke Ridge
William C. Esty
Mies Hercek
LeHavre
United States
John T. Hanusavaky
Otto Schmidt
SetJotin White
Miss Fearcek
Mineola
L. I
Esty
Jews Attack Arab Vehicles in Jerusalem Protest
Thousands of Jews in downtown Jaffa Road stormed Arab vehicles in retaliation for a recent attack on Jewish houses amid a Palestine partition protest. Police armored cars and Hagana forces struggled to restore order as traffic halted and a British official was caught in a melee without injury.
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Jaffa road
partition of Palestine
Hagana
Jewish defense army
Trafic
Richard Braves
municipal commission
Holy Land
Egypt
Syria
Timq
Lebanon
Allah
patie
Stocks Steady at New York Open After Sharp Selloff
New York stocks opened with modest gains and held steady after yesterday's sharp selloff. Bond activity remained modest, with little change in prices as traders assessed early trading cues.
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NEW YORK
Dee
Walcott's Manager Plans Protest of Fight Verdict
Joe Louis retained the world heavyweight title in a split decision over Jersey Joe Walcott after 26 rounds at Madison Square Garden drawing 18,104 fans and a record $216,417 gate. Louis, 211 pounds, overcame Walcott’s renewed resilience as the judges split on rounds before Louis was declared winner amid boos.
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Joe Walcott
Joe Louis
Louis
Madison Square Garden
New York city
TED SMITS
NEW YORK
Jersey
Touls
Walcott
Louix
Frank Forbes
TLouls
Reteren
Rudy Goldstein
Marty Monroe
Building commissioners report permits issued in November
The Board of Building Commissioners reported 38 permits for one and no family dwellings in November, with 139 total permits valuing 622,735. October had 148 permits worth 1,217,180. Total permits year to date exceeded November 1046 with 113 permits valued at 368,688. Counts include 23 one family frame, 4 two family frame, 9 brick one family, 2 brick two family dwellings. frame construction 106 permits 279,635. brick and cement work 33 permits 343,200.
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Board of Building Commissioners today
RENAN
Five Man Counterfeiting Gang Smashed by Secret Service
CHICAGO December 6. A five man counterfeiting ring allegedly passing up to one million dollars in bogus currency since last July was broken with the arrest of leader Joseph Moschiano in Chicago. Secret Service seized 350000 in counterfeit bills including a hidden stash of ten dollar notes. Other arrests include John Brennan Minas Aretos Peter Kilkas and Vito DAgostino with earlier captures and a Des Plaines farmer aiding the case.
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CHICAGO
INS
Joseph Moschiano
Secret Service
Harry D. Anheier
Anheler
Moxchlanc
a Des Plaines
farmer
ring
Howard the soustenianoss
Detrot
Los Angeles
John Gilbert Brennan
Dea Plaines
Minas C. Aretos
Peter Kilkas
Vito D'Agostino
Des Plaines
Geerga Kanakas
Kanakas
U.S. commissioner's court
Agency weighs plan barring U S state aid for housing project
Bridgeport Housing Authority contemplates a private enterprise led housing plan to acquire blighted land, issue bonds, and develop 10 to 12 story apartments with 30 to 12 story options, aiming to keep rents low while shifting costs to private partners and city bonds. Mayor Melevy and Harold Poole joined the briefing.
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Anthony D. Ciresi
Bridgeport Housing Authority
BHA
Cireni
Melevy
Harold Poole
Olveal
firma
Inpd
costa
yanra
conta
TMiaven
Cheal
India
BIA
vatuma
fcare
ite
T—Neantn
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