House Debate On ERP Brings War Charges
In Washington on April 11 the House sparred over a 5.38 billion dollar European recovery bill. Republicans led the attack calling the Marshall Plan a regional war menace and a taxpayer robbery, while some Democrats defended the program. A vote on an amendment to aid small business buying orders passed 12 to 9, amid clashes over the plan’s practicality and economic impact. The day ended without a bill vote as leaders scheduled a morning session to resume the debate.
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Suffocation blamed for Kathy Fiscus death in autopsy
In a preliminary report three surgeons from the San Marino coroner’s staff blamed suffocation for Kathy Fiscus’s death after her 200-foot fall into an abandoned well. No bones were broken and strangulation or drowning were ruled out. final confirmation awaits laboratory tests. Kathy will be laid to rest in Chula Vista near San Diego.
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Group Champions Mental Patients Aimed to Improve Care
A Kanawha based association organized a preliminary meeting with over 31 delegates to form a formal safety committee. The group plans to charter and set standards to improve conditions in mental institutions and ensure high treatment standards.
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Hamlet Props Fill Moving Van at Charleston
Barter Theater moving van returns to Charleston ahead of Hamlet performances at Charleston high school auditorium. Advance representatives of founder Robert Porterfield will handle last minute duties. Student matinee tickets are 60 cents. evening seats range 75 cents to 1.75 dollars.
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VA Budget Cut By House Unit
The House appropriations committee recommended a $508,730,060 reduction to the budget for 28 federal agencies. It called for cuts across independent agencies and even proposed trimming atomic energy funds earmarked for weapons and reactors to bolster defense.
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Spy Case Witness Turns FBI Informer in CIO Trial
NEW YORK April 11 An FBI contact inside the Communist ranks testified he turned informer on the CIO 2s Union. Philbrick said he joined a Boston total of the unions month ago and since then sent reports on the locals to the FBI. He resumed his role as a star prosecution witness against top American Communists, claiming party leaders sold him his membership secret and that Marxist training was still being carried out by loyal members.
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Fatigue Blamed For Forrestal Condition
Navy doctors say former Defense Secretary James Forrestal is the victim of battle fatigue from World War II and stress of wartime duties. He has been a patient at Bethesda Naval Hospital for about 10 days after being flown there from Florida following his resignation. Deputy Secretary Louis L. Pugh described Forrestal as physically and mentally fatigued and said he has spoken with the patient about his condition.
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Congressional Holiday Begins Next Thursday
Washington April 1 1 Inst Sena Demo eas IL announced the upset chamber for the Easterne Thursday night until Monday moon. The House saw Easter recess from April 15 to April 23.
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Pilate Defers Jesus Case Amid Herod Referral Drama
A fragmentary passage portrays Pilate debating with Herod over Jesus verdict. Rome’s authority, the danger of defying the Emperor, and the condemned man’s perceived innocence ripple through the scene. The text hints at an appeal altering the trial result and a transition of custody as the decision looms.
Reds Threaten Southern China Crossing Amid Surrender Deadline
In Nanking April 11 11 a small Communist force crossed the Yangtze near the south bank threatening invasion unless the government yields surrender terms. Three major Communist armies pressed north bank positions while a crossing toward the south bank loomed. Government says about ten boatloads crossed 64 miles east of Nanking, with other crossings beaten off by artillery. Chinese and Manchurian forces countered at Anking and Kuangchi as reinforcements moved south toward Hanxun.
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Ex Governor Osborn Dies from Pneumonia
Former Michigan governor Osborn dies at 89 after long illness. He had adopted a daughter, married her at 71, then 89, and died two days after celebrating a marriage. The death was from pneumonia and other disabilities in his last years. Mrs. Osborn, his long time aide and secretary, stood by his side. Born Stell Brunt in Hamilton Ontario, he was educated at the University of Michigan.
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Union Men Resume Work At Powell Baseball Park
Five non striking union crafts returned to Watt Powell park yesterday for the first time since April 1 as electricians work on the 100 remaining lights to prep for the Charleston Senators season opener on April 27. A painter and carpenters finish grandstand and window work to allow glass installation.
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Strike obstacles delay Watt Powell park work at Charleston
Non-striking AFL craftsmen resume activity under a union committee order lifting the picket line at Watt Powell park. Hitches slow bricklayers carpenters electricians and other trades as a work stoppage tied to wage talks unfolds. Despite lines and confusion the project aims to finish by April 27 with union negotiations continuing.
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Clay Stands Put on Plan To Quit as German Chief
Gen Lucius D Clay said his plans to retire as U S military governor in Germany are definite ly made and may occur before the West German state is established He noted potential interim steps as German leaders take over high occupancy duties and a Western allied commission could replace military governors after a German government is formed.
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Ethiopian Claims at U N Over Italian Colonies
In the U N legislative session at Lake Success an Ethiopian spokesman, Ate Akilou, denounced a member of the Italian delegation as a former fascist official and war criminal. He linked the man to Ethiopian slaughter in 1937 and asserted his name appeared on Allied War Crimes lists, while Enrico Cerutti denied any war crimes or fascist ties.
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Mystery Girl Surrenders in Canadian Espionage Probe
In Montreal police report a mystery woman held since disappearing three years ago has surrendered claiming pregnancy. Authorities identify her as Miss Linton, ex Canadian National Board member, linked to a Soviet espionage case involving 20 suspects. She faces arraignment on similar charges to Fred Rose’s prior conviction.
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Speedy Approval for Pact Predicted in U S Senate
President Truman is expected to win swift Senate ratification of the North Atlantic defense treaty. Leaders predict an overwhelming vote, while debates focus on funding Western Europe rearmament and integrating aid with overall federal spending. The military aid plan totaling approximately 18 billion dollars will be submitted soon, with adjustments possible from the Budget Bureau.
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Nazis Guilty Of Aggression In Pandemic Era? (Variant tag)
Four Nazi officials were found guilty of aggression and atrocities, including crimes against Jews. Four others were convicted of mistreating prisoners of war and belligerents during the Nazi era.
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Gum Menaces Life of Child In Arcola Tale
Joy Giles of Arcola Webster swallowed a piece of gum that threatened her life. Doctors raced to remove the wad and save the child as her grateful parents thanked the surgeon who saved her.
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Help Wanted In Gazette Ad Sparks Many Applicants
Classified notice describes multiple job ads with pay from 1.00 to 1.39 weekly. Mentions 28 applicants day one for Southern Ore and lists maids, housekeepers, waitresses, and restaurant help. Telephone numbers provided for responses in the GazetteWant ads section.
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Truman to Observe Anniversary Today
President Truman nears the end of four years in the White House looking toward world peace. Tomorrow marks the fourth anniversary of his succession following Franklin D. Roosevelt's death. Officials say recovery may come within 14 months as non Communist nations rally and the international picture evolves.
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Harvard Students Film The Teach of the Times
Bob Hope recalls making a campus film with 34 Harvard students over two years titled The Teach of the Times. Students faced sponsor ease and Yale ban in reaction, while Hope jokes about college rivalries and peers like a brother invited to Dartmouth lab work.
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