Egypt Urges Banks to Accelerate Aid to Underdeveloped Nations
In London the Egyptian representative Ahmed Zaki Bey Saad pressed the International Bank and IMF to speed up aid to underdeveloped regions. He argued development in the Middle East and beyond is urgent to raise living standards, as Britain’s chancellor and IMF officials emphasized prioritizing nations damaged by war. The meeting elected O K Yui of China as next year’s chairman, with Washington set for the third annual gathering in September. The fund approved Britain’s 966 million exchange for alerting and will study silver’s role, asking members to submit data by March 1, 1948. Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder led the U S delegation.
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London
Egypt
International Bank and
International Monetary Fund
Middle East
Ahmed Zaki Bey Saad
Board of Governors
Zaki Bey
Britain
Hugh Dalton
Governora
O.K. Yui
China
Bank and Fund
Washington
Ailver
Monetary Organization
Mexico
Itauses
Aenssiona Aa
U. S
U. S. Delegation Was Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder
Vigsitora
Eugene Maeyar
Washington, D.C
The
Bank
Stassen Calls for Immediate Food Savings and Europe Aid
Former Minnesota governor Marold E. Stassen, seeking the 1944 Republican nomination, urged President Truman to launch a nationwide voluntary food conservation program led by the government and press Congress to enact the Marshall Plan for Europe. He warned of higher prices, recession risks, and winter hunger if action is delayed, and he backed the plan as the only viable alternative to Communist aid.
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New York
Marold EB. Stansen
Truman
Europe
Minnesota
Chamber of Commerce
America
Thme
Stassen
Europa
Congress
Thase
North Sea
United States
Stasen
Union officer freed after Boston union beatings case
Walter Rickman 27 of New York was cleared of felonious assault in a Boston case tied to a Seafarers International Union raid on headquarters. Alfred Michelet 37 of East Orange was freed on 800 bail on a Sullivan anti weapon law charge after investigators found a blackjack on him. Edward McLoughlin 30 of Boston was injured.
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New York
Seafarers International Union
A.P.S
Boston
Ambrose J. Haddock
Walter Rickman
Alfred Michelet
East Orange
N. J
Michelet
Edward McLoughin
Seston
Electron Microscopes Magnify Far Beyond Light Scope
Electron microscopes magnify up to fifty times more than light microscopes enabling much finer detail in specimens. The device uses electron beams instead of light to achieve higher resolution, allowing scientists to study cell structures at the nanoscale.
Landlord Removes Roof Forces Eviction Fight
Camden school teacher Mrs Myrtie Lewis and family, living in Audubon, won dismissal of an eviction notice after alleging the landlord ripped off the roof on Sept 1 to force them out. Her counsel says the next step is a roof restoration via a complaint to the Office of Temporary Controls.
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Camden
N. J
Myrtie Lewis
Mra
Lewis
Audubon
Office of Temporary Controls
Fire in Liquor Store Blamed on Short Circuit
A minor fire damaged a refrigerator motor and nearby stock at Nathan Dold’s liquor store at 1854 State Street. An alarm was reported from Box 228 at State Street and Howard Avenue at 12 31 PM, with recall at 12 40 PM.
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Lquar
Nathan Dold
State Atreat
State Street
Howard Avenue
Fidelia Club Meeting Opens Autumn Activities
The Fi delia club of the United church begins its autumn program with a 6 30 p m picnic at Miss Theresa Joyce’s home 169 Boston avenue. Mrs Rufus P Cushman president and Miss Bessie Hatch will preside as plans for future activities are discussed.
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Fidelia Club
The
United Church
Theresa Joyce
Boston Avenue
Rufus P. Cushman
Church
Women’s Guild
Bessie Hatch
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Whitney Ave
Junior College OF Commerce
Chevrolet
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Henderson Chevrolet Co
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J. W. Skinner, Inc
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