Budget Plan Seeks 10.56 Billion For Free World Aid
President Truman asks Congress for a 10.56 billion dollar aid package as a core part of a 5.4 billion national budget for 1952 53. The plan aims at military economic and technical assistance to the free world, totaling a peacetime outlay of about 85.4 billion dollars and projecting a deficit around 200 million dollars in the current year.
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Prices Rule Clothing Trade Under New Controls
Officials discuss de centralized handling of clothing prices and tariff impacts. Ministers say manufacturers and textile firms filed applications across states and a national committee considers next steps. Recommendations could pause pending ministerial decisions.
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Truman urges new defence programme to curb weapon production
The report describes President Truman seeking authority from Congress to fund a defence programme. It outlines a plan costing 406 billion dollars, with expenditures delayed until after the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1953. The programme emphasizes building facilities and equipment for new weapons, aiming to reduce reliance on conventional armaments in the long run.
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Survivors Of Korean Air Crash Rescued At Sea
The Air Force reports 7 of 43 aboard survived after a Korean airliner crashed off the Olympic National Park coast. Rescue teams retrieved wreckage and recovered four crew members, while 10 of the surviving crew reached hospital. The crash occurred at 6359 feet in a remote area near McChord Air Force Base.
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Wool Exports Fall in 1951 52 Across Regions
Australian commerce data show a one third drop in wool exports from June to November 1951 compared with the prior year. Exports to the United States rose, while the United Kingdom experienced the sharpest decline. Prices paid by American buyers remained high despite the volume drop.
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Wool Prices Irregular at Sydney Wool Market Opening
Irregular early auction results at Sydney wool sales. average wools and skirtings mixed, with price range unsettled. Buyers faced uneven demand, with crossbred and comebacks uneven. Market reported ongoing intake and modest support from Japan and distant markets. Total sale volume tracked at 15,607 bales.
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U K Consulates Closed as Persia Takes U S Aid
Persian officials report Britain closes consulates to honor a 1987 treaty, while Tehran accepts a 21 million dollar U S aid package. Persian premier Mousadeq signals cautious cooperation with the West amid tensions over British influence and Anglo Iranian relations.
British ambassador to Teheran named in telegram
An announcement from London reports a new British ambassador has been appointed to Teheran replacing Sir Francis Shepherd. The Daily Express notes Welx Mr. flobin Munkey, 46, formerly at the Bel tinh Embassy in Europe, will take the post.
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Spellman Comments on Morale of U N Troops in Korea
Spellman says morale among U N forces in Korea remained high despite trying conditions. He notes troops longed to return home and criticizes controversy over President Truman's proposal to appoint an ambassador to the Vatican, stating Rome would object to such a post.
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Royal visit royal tour plans messaged in harbour control
Sydney reports strict harbour traffic control for April 2 during Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh royal tour. The Royal Visit Organisation led by Mr Plover indicates measures by the Maritime Services, with signals and vessel movements coordinated to ensure safe passage for the distinguished guests.
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Russians Release Three Britons After Detention
Three Britons freed by Russians arrived in Britain after being detained in the Soviet Union for a week. Gordon Criner, Gracia Fleki, Pater Wilkow, and Maurier Bavy were questioned about morals in Britain and British military strength in West Germany, religion, and other topics. Officials state there was no physical violence or charges of espionage, and the men spent time playing chess with guards before release and petrol for their trip home.
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IBN SAUD URGES FOUR POINT PLAN FOR EGYPT
The Cairo paper Move if Gangy of thugs opened heavy Yusvett reports unrest around the canal evacuation of Mustash and troop withdrawals. British and American casualties are mentioned amid anti-tank defenses. Egypt seeks unity with Paris Club, while anti-terrorist actions and police efforts unfold. details remain tangled in a fluid conflict narrative.
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Western Europe Defenses Rise Amid Invasion Fears
President Truman outlined a new plan within 12 months to boost Western European defense. He praised recent gains in military readiness, noting active duty personnel and stronger forces across Britain and continental Europe, while warning that invasion risks would become remote as defenses tighten.
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Talks To Collapse Korean Talks See Two Paths
United Nations adviser Admiral Joy today said there are two possible routes to peace with the Communists in Korea. One uses military pressure, the other pursues negotiation, aiming for an armistice and a prisoner exchange, while Communists reject the idea of unconditional repatriation.
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UN Talks Warn of War and Communist Military Strength
A Communist reporter at the talks warned that if war escalates the United Nations would face a powerful enemy. Reporters noted past mirage of officials and emphasized stronger artillery air power and increased strength by Communist forces.
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New Zealand Officers Awarded for Korea Service
New Zealanders Lt Colne 3 W Moode and Captain FM Mason receive the Distinguished Service Order and Military Cross for gallantry at Kapyong during the April offensive in Korea. Both officers of the New Bemland Sixteenth Feld Regiment are honored in Tokyo.
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New York Medal for Mr Churchill Is Announced
A New York ceremony will award Winston Churchill the Medal of Honour on Tuesday. Officials in Washington say no major developments are expected in the Prime Minister’s speech during the visit.
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Churchill Reming and the Washington Mission
Report discusses Prime Minister Churchill and the Washington mission. Refers to Bernard Baruch and aides drafting papers and letters. Notes American press debate on the mission's success and potential impact on President Roosevelt. Mention signals confirming timing of future remarks.
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Widow fined for pension fraud in local court
Beatrice May Webb, a widow from Annendale, was fined five pounds and ordered to repay about 201 pounds to Burial Services Department after fraud allegations. Enquiries showed she worked at a factory while claiming domestic wages, and she had borrowed money to support her husband in Waterfall Sanatorium.
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