Increased Rations Asked for Germans In American Zones
Tracy S. Voorhees and Norris E. Dodd urged expanding food shipments to Germany and Europe to prevent communist influence and starvation. They highlighted current German rations as too low and argued that car shortages hinder relief while overseas hunger causes thousands of deaths. Kindleberger cited German leadership and incentive issues, stressing occupation aims to reintegrate Germany as a democracy and ensure European stability.
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Washington
Tracy S. Voorhees
War Department
U.S
Europe
Germany
Voorhers
NBC
Norris E. Dodd
Dodd
United States
Romania
European
Switzerland
Sweden
Burse
Les P. Kindleberger
State Department
Austria
Ives
Kindleberger
United States eyes strong action over Hungary grab
Officials predicted the United States will condemn and possibly modify what is called Russia's barefaced grab of Hungary. They expect consultations with Britain and potential charges of armistice and Yalta violations, with measures to be set by Marshall and President Truman.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hungary
Europe
Britain
Marshall
Truman
Ferenc Nagy
Greece
Turkey
France
Italy
Germany
Memorial Hospital fund drives steady pledges and big cattle sale tops
Pledges to build a modern medical center have averaged $12 500 a month since January with May pledges topping 317 000 as donations fund offices in the Security Building. Meanwhile at the American Royal Building Kansas City a two day prize shorthorn sale set an all time record with 196 lots selling for 356 083 led by Pittodrie Upright bought by Scottish buyers.
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Memorial Hospital Assoc
D.N. Mohler
Seid Yeuter Iday
Mohier
Booskeener
Kansas City
American Royal Building
States
Canada
Scotland
Argentina
Ralph L. Smith
Jackson County
Smith
F. S. Davidson
Lima
Davidson
George Cox
Grandforks
N. D
Pittodrie
Pittodrie Rosewood Beauty
Clint Tamson
Chicago
American Shorthorn Breeders Assoc
America
William Rockhill Nelson
Kansas City Star
Clenden High School Faculty Attend Picnic and Local Events
Clendenin faculty met for a year end picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard White on the river road. Attendees included Principal Meredith Perry and multiple teachers. Other items note Baptist Youth Retreat attendance, a radio quartet appearance by Charles Rucker, and reunions from a Shriners convention.
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Clenden
Clendenin High School
Howard
White
Ehe River Road
Meredith Perry
Anne Withers
Ruth Cox
Violet Porter
Fae Chenoweth
Phyllis Robertson
Virginia Hodges
John A. Young
Robbie C. Young
Marvin Lee
Cecil Strickland
Henry Young
Clifford Myers
Paul Workman
Extension Classes To Be Given Here In West Virginia
Miss Elizabeth J Goodall and Dr A F Toothman offer six summer term courses at the West Virginia University extension school in Charleston. The program includes four history courses and two education courses, each two hours credit. Registration Thursday 9 to noon at Stonewall Jackson High School, with classes twice weekly through July 11. Tuition is 10 a semester hour, open to graduates and juniors for 200 level, 300 level open to graduates only. Contact Richard Aspinall, director of university extension, Morgantown.
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Elizabeth J. Goodall
A. F. Toothman
West Virginia
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson High School
Furshae
Richard Aspinall
University Extension School
Morgantown
Nursery School Organized for Veterans Children in Camp
A nursery school is being built for GI families at the West Virginia State College trailer camp by the home economics department. It provides hands on experience for girls studying child development and fosters understanding of the developing child as an individual. Activities include free play, mid morning lunch, study and music, rest, and dinner hour.
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Veterans
West Virginia
Callese
Home Economics,department of the College
State College to Open Summer Session June 3
West Virginia State College will open its summer session on June 3 and run until August 16. The program splits into two five week terms with undergraduate credit toward degrees. Veterans teachers school administrators and vacationists can find targeted courses and cultural offerings. Special workshops include guidance in public schools communication health education mathematics education and a Red Cross aquatic school.
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State College
West Virginia State College
John W. Davis
Red Cross
Man Slightly Injured In Two Car Collision
A two car collision at Kanawha Blvd and Pennsylvania Ave left C. A. Spowen 29 of Emory Gap Tennessee with a bruise on the right knee and a lip injury. The Ford coach driven by Showen and a Plymouth driven by James McCollum Jr of Buxbar collided at 2 p.m. No damage estimate was given.
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Pennsylvania AV
C. A. Spowen
Emory Gap
Tenn
Showen
James McCollum, Jr
Bux
Ann Moen Bullitt Weds Nicholas Duke Biddle in Washington
Ann Moen Bullitt daughter of former ambassador William C. Bullitt married Nicholas Duke Biddle son of former ambassador Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr at the Church of the Covenant in Washington. Attendees came from New York Philadelphia and Washington as the bride joined the Biddle family in a ceremony where her father previously served as ambassador to the Soviet Union and France. Bloodlines of both families highlighted in the ceremony with military and academic backgrounds noted for the couple.
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Ann Moen Bullitt
Nicholas Duke Biddle
Washington
William C. Bullitt
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr
Bullitf
Biddle
New York
Philadelphia
Church of the Covenant
Soviet Union
France
Miss Bullitt
Paris
Vienna
Foxcroft School
Middleburg
Navy Department
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Harvard University
Ifel
Europe
iHe
Columbia Univer ‘Sity Law School
Poland
Belgium
Netherlands
Norway
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Burial set for Texas City explosion unidentified dead
Houston reports a memorial service planned for 60 unidentified victims of the Texas City explosion. Services will be at 8:30 a.m. Sunday in the city’s Memorial cemetery, conducted by the Texas City ministerial alliance, with identical caskets and floral offerings for all. A related note mentions Dorothy Dix unit members traveling to Moundsville for a state convention.
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Texas City
Houston
Tex
J. C. Grahan
Tratin
Ausiegusnne Ar Oepeee Cme Ibets
Dorothy Dix
Willan Veterans
Moundsville
Cora Thompson
Clara McGioin
Freda Mariani
Lala Baker
Asant
Laura Black
Katie Craigo
Mattie Legg
Whitworth Graduate Gloria Morris Shines in Pageant
Gloria Morris of Charleston graduates from Whitworth College Brookhaven Miss majoring in dramatics. She performed a solo ballet The Song of the Flute in a pageant. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bart Smith of 5207 Virginia Ave and will be accompanied by her father to the first gasoline att the latter's home in Chicago.
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Whitworth
Gloria Morris
Charleston
Whitworth College
Brookhaven
Miss
Bart Ih. Smith
Virginia
June Marleau
Chicago
United State
Duryea
Truman Signs Foreign Relief Bill Amid Schedule Shuffle
President Truman unveiled a 350 million foreign relief act aiding Italy Greece Hungary Austria Poland China and Trieste while outlining Alaska Canada trips and a mid June plan to meet in Kansas City and Ottawa. He also rescinded wartime shipping powers and urged UNESCO study on global distribution of literature.
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Fruman
Missouri
Charles G. Ross
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Truman
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Hoss
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