Fresh Setbacks to Marshall Plan Reported From Paris
Fresh setbacks to the Marshall Plan were reported from Paris and Washington. Paris officials questioned the committee’s timing and funding plans while American experts warned of continued American resistance. The reports cited reductions in grain and coal shipments and concerns over relief and mutual aid funding, with forecasts of wheat prices rising and possible delays in aid distributions.
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Bridesmaids for Royal Wedding Attendances Revealed
An official notice from Buckingham Palace announces the bridesmaids for the royal wedding. Princess Alexandra of Kent, Lady Caroline Moir Leon, Lady Mary Heth Lame Ela, and others will serve as bridesmaids. Dress materials reportedly come from Winterthur Silke Lamy Ltd and gowns by W. B. Binity and Company with costumes by Coudurier Fructus and Deavher of Lyons, with design by Norman Urinal.
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Australian consul fired on by Dutch in East Java
Reported ambush near Singesari East Java at 5 30 pm Wednesday. Australian Consul Charles Easton and British Consul General ET. were wounded and a Dutch force claimed to have targeted a Republican army area. Bridges water pipes and lines cut. two men killed and 19 wounded in the clashes.
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Allied Troops To Leave Italy Amid Final Evacuation Plan
Rome reports the withdrawal of Irish and American troops from Italy under Allied Commander Lieut General Lee. The final evacuation targets December 4 with initial withdrawals already underway from Morgan Vine and zones between Anglo American and Yugoslav areas. Guard units reposition as scheduled, signaling broader Allied pullback in the Mediterranean.
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U S Grain Market Out Of Control In Corn Belt Panic
Washington reports a congressional probe into grain prices amid widespread concern that speculation has driven an out of control market. Chicago prices surged and then fell as exchanges raised margin requirements. consumers face higher costs while unions and retailers organize protests and boycotts.
World Bao Council elected chairmanLord Bruce of Melbourne
Geneva Friday Lord Bruce of Melbourne was unanimously elected frat chairman of the World Bao Council after the Weodlon yesterday of the jnwktowa Food and Agricultural Or ganization to establish such Body The Council will replace the tot Executive Committee but will Be all an addidity body designed to coordinate national and in Te seaport to the FAG Prepara Committee at which he f irman ord Brisce anid that one short-term outlosk of world food comditions wes nombre and dar a Jlong-term hopes of rerovery would destroyed unless remedies measures were taken Declaring that individual national must undertake the control of the Inport and export of scerce foodluis Lord Bruce said that the more favoured nation howld con duct national campaigne to athmu fate their people to a maximum of core to mid the starving world Ba Touat contriive and na with the larger rations might ale macrifices in favour of the fortunate
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World Bao Council
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America Faces Prospects of Rationing
A Washington press conference by the Foreign Aid committee chair Averill Harriman sparred with Mr. Davis who said he spoke for most committee members on food policy. A gun explosion injured Mary Allen in TREPIUS, and a mother attempting to hand over a rile was hurt. details unclear.
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Teaching Surgery by Television Endorsed by Surgeons Group
The American College of Surgeons endorsed teaching surgery by television. A local hospital hosted demonstrations showcasing televised procedures to educate medical staff and students.
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Burgomaster of Jena Missing After Berlin Visit
A report notes Heinrich Mertens, acting Burgomaster of Jena, has not been heard from since his trip to the Berlin headquarters of the Liberal Democratic Party. No trace of Dr is mentioned amid the unclear statement.
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Brazil Court Legalises Cardons Wedding In extremis union
Brazil's Supreme Court ruled the bedside wedding of Carol and Magda Lupescu last July valid though performed without clergy or civil official. The couple were witnessed by six people who testified in court to the marriage, recognizing it under improvised extremis conditions as a lawful union.
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Doncaster Sale Sees New Highs In Yearling Prices
The Doncaster auctions report record prices with 14,000 guineas for a FAID POR colt and strong bids for colts and fillies. Dastur cottings and other consignments show prices around 6,000 to 8,000 guineas, while a colt by Signal Light and a filly by Belotto gain notable sums. The totals rise to over 208,000 guineas for the event as buyers chase top sires and strong racing lines.
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Chenttle
Austerity Measures Tighten as Britain Bends Budget
London reports announce further government austerity amid food talks in Copenhagen stalled by a pacer dispute. The Ministry of Finance imposes import bans and licensing limits on melons, peaches, plums, vegetables, and other goods to curb overseas expenditure.
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Mechanisation of British Coal Mines
London reports denial of a government plan to deploy bumper miners for tonnage. Mr T Young, member of the National Coal Bases, supports a plan for development, reorganisation and mechanisation. Orders for machinery valued at £1 million have been placed to cover a short term plant, with a longer term program to follow.
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Canada urged to act in British crisis calls
The Socialist Credit Party leader urges Canada to take a lead in calling a British Commonwealth Conference to discuss aid options, as the House of Commons holds 13 of 245 seats.
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Airliner Controls Reversed In Fatal Takeoff Crash
A Civil Aviation report on the Greeater prototype Tidor TE airliner says reversed controls caused a fatal takeoff accident. Pilot Thorn attempted to lower a wing and climb, but the reversed wing control drove the craft down to impact, killing Thorn.
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Loaded Dice in Gambler's Salon Described in Park Avenue Raid
Police describe an elegant Park Avenue hotel raid where loaded dice and a signaling device were used to reveal players’ cards. Detectives detained four men for questioning as investigators watched a gambling ring run from a lavish room. A $5,000 stake reportedly marked the operation’s scale.
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Export price for wheat raised by Wheat Board
Sydney dispatch reports Wheat Board raised export wheat price by about shillings per bushel. The new price stands at seven shillings per bushel for exporters and shipping persons, with the variation noted in Friday’s market update.
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Eisenhower Says No Candidate For Presidency
General Eisenhower declared there has never been a draft movement without a tie to a party and stated he would not permit himself to be drafted as a presidential candidate. He spoke at a Columbus university conference where he becomes president on January 2 and said no professional soldier should take a political position.
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Britain Plans Export Drive to Boost Trade
Sir Stafford Cripps announced Britain’s plan to lift overseas payments by £228 million after adjustments, aiming to raise exports by £31 million monthly and further gains in the coming months. The drive targets hard currency countries, stressing industrial sectors like vehicles, machinery, electrical goods, textiles, chemicals, butter, glassware, and rubber. The government appoints a committee led by Wilson to steer the plan while preserving inflationary posture and domestic conditions.
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Japanese Deaths Reported in Chinese Red Attack
Tokyo reports claim 1,208 Japanese were killed by Chinese Communist troops and Korean volunteers during a February assault on Tungnan. The 105th Japan division is cited amid chaotic surrender attempts and civilian casualties.
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Dr Evatt as Likely Chairman of General Assembly
New York reports indicate Dr Evatt is the leading candidate to chair the first United Nations General Assembly. Other favored names include Czechoslovakia's Foreign Minister and Brazil's Oswaldo Aranha. Canadian, Australian, and British blocs weigh in as diplomats argue over the role.
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Louis TO Nave NON: TITLE FIGHT
Heavyweight champion Joe Leute signed for a 10 round non-title bout with Jun Watt at Madison Square Garden. Watt to challenge in a serious bout after Lewis’s recent exhibition tour of South America. Ronnie Clayton defeated Al Pate in a recent Beit in Pinnpiee and European featherweight bout in Liverpool.
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Explosion on Ship During Trials Injures Passengers
A number of guests including directors from Harland and Wolff were aboard the liner in Belfast Lough when an explosion occurred during trials after reconditioning. Several were badly burned and one passenger, Ramaay Mucpanila, died in November. A doctor aboard doubted any survivor, while owners blamed a chain of machinery faults and a breach in the hull.
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U S National Tennis New York Priday Recap
United States nationals in New York feature singles results with notable matches. Players such as Mrs Bolton Mrs Todd and Mrs Mather advance through rounds, while Bromwich Moy Moylan and Mulloy show several decisive scores. Doubles results include Bolton with Todd and Johansson with Hopman.
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New Zealand Cancels Concession For Electric Works
Wellington reports that a concession renewal for electric works has been canceled. The plan involved a private company and government support, with negotiations cited by members of Parliament from both sides. Details mention a valued deal of 260 million pounds and capital of 20,000 pounds, with connections to New Zealand sounds and a potential shift in energy development plans.
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New Zealand
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Cholera grips refugee camps in Punjab region
The Punjab refugee camps report a cholera outbreak with about 400 cases and a mortality rate near 20 percent. Reports conflict on casualties, with claims of up to seven deaths and numerous injuries among evacuees, amid attacks on marchers at Patila and Tarantan district.
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Death of a General Shocks New York Readers
NEWS IN BRIEF says General Robert Lee Bullard died at 18 in America’s Bret grounder era. He was noted as second in command and a prominent figure, with details and effects on military leadership referenced in terse notices across the page.
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