U.S. Aids Greece Turkey Viewed Narrowly by Congress
President Truman seeks 400 million dollars to assist Greece and Turkey with reconstruction and civil service cleanup. State Department plans focus on allied stability, while U.N. moves appear unlikely to help. Greek corruption and inflation cited as problems, with road to aid through Congress potentially stalled by fiscal concerns.
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Ashington
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Congress
Senate
State Department
Athens
U. S
Red Cross Life Saving Class Starts Tuesday at Y M C A
Red Cross and Y M C A offer senior life saving classes at 7 p.m. Tuesday to prep for the April 14 instructors course led by Edmund Haapaniemi at Cornell college pool. Only senior certificate holders qualify for the instructors course. The Linn county Red Cross chapter hires James Gilchrist to promote water safety first aid and accident prevention, with staffers Cormack Grim and Niesz assisting.
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Y.M.C.A
Red Cross
Linn County
Edmund Haapaniemi
Cornell College Pool
Haapaniemi
James Gilchrist
Petheve
Samto
William Cormack
Dawson Grim
Fred Niesz
James Lee Ellenwood to Speak at Cedar Rapids Y M C A Dinner
Dr. James Lee Ellenwood of New York arrives for his second public appearance in two years as the Cedar Rapids Y M C A hosts its annual meeting and 6:30 p.m. dinner. Ellenwood, a noted industrial arbitrator and Y M C A executive, will speak following the dinner. He previously served as Navy chaplain and author and has led Y M C A work in New York since 1931.
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James Lee Ellenwood
New York
Cadar Rapids
New York State
Y.M.C.A
Ellenwood
Cedar Rapids
Lee B. Winterberg
George Hearn
John T. Hamilton II
Edwin B. Zeller
Mr. Zeller
Grand Rapids
Mich
Housing shortage blamed on idle lumber used for talks
Cecil W. Slocum, a toast master, told a Junior Chamber luncheon in Omaha that the housing shortage persists because lumber is diverted to round tables for discussing the issue rather than building homes.
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Omaha
Neb
Cecil W. Slocum
Chamber of Commerce
Slocum
25 Years Too Late in Call on Sick Friend
Henderson Kentucky AP report says Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Peden intended to visit a hospital friend after seeing a notice in a newspaper. A hospital records search failed to match a name, so they returned home and re read the item found in a column titled 25 years ago.
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U. N. Aid
United Nations
U. N
World Bank
International Harvester
Ford
FAO
Agriculture Department
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Dennis A. Fitzgerald
International Food Emergency Council
BIG Values
PENCO
James L. Ellenwood
Sparton
Smulekoff's
Smulekoff
SIMMONS+studio
Simmons
Smulekoff’s
Third Avenue
First Street
Western Electric
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Science
Edwin C. Hill
America
WMT
Paramount
Pharmacy Dadam Sunt
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