U S Could Provide 20 Billion in Aid for Western Europe
President Truman was informed by Secretary Krug that the United States could carry out a $20 billion foreign aid program for Western Europe without draining its resources. The plan would be self-supporting through spending and would require American cooperation in grain and other controls to avoid diverting domestic needs. The effort hinges on coordinated studies and executive submissions to Congress, with multiple interdepartmental reports to shape a balanced aid strategy and domestic labor and resource safeguards.
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United States
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Ord
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Ehault
Congresa
Erie
Cape Chetty
Kinga
Rland City
Worden
Bridgeport
Salvation Army
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Chester A. Arthur
James A. Garfield
John Bunter
Bridgeport Weather Forecast Sunday Post
Bridgeport and vicinity mainly cloudy and warm with a few brief showers today fair and continued warmth Monday. State forecasts on Page A-12. Temperature notes show yesterday high around 62 with low not specified. Tide times today 6:21 am and 2:31 pm. Almanac notes Venus day and autumn events listed.
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Bridgeport
Police Protection Here Above Average Says FBI
Bridgeport is shown to provide more police protection than most U S cities in the FBI Uniform Crime Reports. The city reports 176 police employees per 1000 inhabitants, above the national average of 167. In the first half of 1947 known offenses rose 102 percent from a year earlier, while rural crime increased 75 percent.
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Bridgeport
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Dridgeport
Danny
Cholee
Lahti
FEW HUNTERS BAG GAME BIRD LIMIT
Connecticut's upland season opened in woods and farmlands with hunters reporting modest success. State game officials described bag totals from Palfield county and other areas, noting 52 pheasants were taken with 89 banded, three grouse, 64 squirrels, five red fox and one gray fox.
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Alfred WF Tiinyadi
Newtown
Poino
Madre Field
Sunday Post Section Overview and Page Labels
A fragmented index of section names, page numbers, and feature titles across the Sunday Post. It lists sections such as Policemin, Symphony, Library, Editorials, Sports, Obituaries, and Parade content with various page designations and topic hints.
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Lindbergh
Univeracty
Eltha
Nazlis
Saciety Nova Panos
Dr. Dickingon
Booka
Sambo
Policeman
Radio Nova
Strike Called Off At New York Race Track
In New York the Jamaica race track strike ended after a day of talks. A code of honor draft was agreed by nine owners and union leaders, with a meeting planned for tomorrow at the Jamaica clubhouse to include the remaining 151 owners and trainees. Local 814 president Joseph Schorr stated the strike was off, and officials anticipate smooth resumption of activities next Monday.
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Prooma
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Jimalen
Rowmer
Privette Stiles
State Talbot Relations Board
William J Kelley
Joseph Schorr
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Russia and Czechs boycott UN test ballot
The first test vote on the Marshall plan to overhaul UN machinery saw Russia and Czechoslovakia refuse to participate in drafting work. Other nations such as Poland and Yugoslavia also abstained or rejected, while 13 nations joined in supporting the sub committee on the plan. Sessions to begin next week aim to chart amendments, with Soviet and Ukrainian officials denouncing the proposal.
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Voters Sworn In As Electors In Week One Shakeup
A total of 573 Bridgeport electors were sworn in at City Hall in the Inez session of the Board of Selectmen this week. The sequence of sworn applicants began Saturday and continued through Thursday with numbers 210, 976, 228, and 204 reported for the days. The final applicant was Anthony 2 New of 4B East Main Street.
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Board of Selectmen
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Whelan challenges mayor to tax debate this fall
Democratic mayoral candidate James J. Whelan issued a written challenge to Mayor McLevy for a public debate on taxation during the week of October 22 to 28. Whelan proposed Central High School as a venue while McLevy prepared a campaign broadcast and Salvatore Fazio planned shopgate appearances. The letter reiterates Whelan's claim that the administration refunding bond program boosted the tax rate and argues for rate reduction if elected.
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McLevy
Mrcheelin
Central High School
Mayo McLevy
Salvitore Fazio
Whelan
Union Officials File Report On Renewed Union Activity
The third quarterly report of Michael Beresesk president and Joseph Julianelle business agent of Local 203 UE CIO shows the union, serving 6000 Ridgeport General Electric workers, pursuing anti Communist measures as it nears officer elections. It notes 26 members were dropped earlier for alleged Communist ties and reports a push for sworn affidavits from stewards aligning with union anti Communist policy.
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Michael Beresesk
Joseph Julianelle
Local 203
U-E
C.I
Ridgeport Works
Munsee
Waton
International Asserss
United Fleetrical
Radio and Machine Workers of America
Crash kills many on French airliner in North Africa
Paris reports 41 dead as a branch plane with 43 aboard crashes en route from Marseille to Oran via the Algerian route. The Intercontinental Transport Co said two crew survived no other survivors found by military aircraft and boats. among the dead were five children and 16 women with a crew hostess among those lost.
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Miaratille
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Franceco North
Wake Up Your Dough and Help Community Chest
A Bridgeport Stratford community appeal urges residents to mobilize dormant funds for the Community Chest. The article praises Salvation Army’s long Bridgeport history since 1883 and calls residents to support local agencies and charitable work through a busy year.
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Stratford
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Musicians Union Bans Recordings After Dec. 31
CHICAGO Oct 18 AP James C Petrillo announced that AFL Musicians Union will bar members from recording or making radio transcriptions after December 31 194? The move aims to pressure industry while firms report backlogs and plans to use old stock Musicians say no new phonograph or transcriptions will be made by union members. Petrillo notes the ban ends canned shows and remarks on the broader impact on radio programs and future production.
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