Dollar Parley Outlines Five Moves to Aid Britain
Washington plans five Marshall Plan based remedies to ease Britain's crisis within consent framework. Proposals include letting Britain spend Marshall funds freely, waiving non discrimination rules, relaxing customs, boosting U S stockpiles in British areas, and encouraging American private investment in backward British zones. Snyder announced four top level working groups to draft final details and warned congressional consent needed for the waiver of nondiscrimination.
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Washington
Britain
U. S
Treasury
Spyder
Congress
Bisputa
Guard Request Looms Over Bell Aircraft Strike Violence
Appeals were made to Governor Thomas E. Dewey to send National Guard troops to Bell Aircraft Corp where violence erupted for a second day. The governor returned to Albany with state police superintendent John A. Gaffney to oversee the situation as district attorney William J. Miller and Undersheriff Arthur Mussiner sought guard troops after at least 14 people were hurt in attacks by flying squads of unionists. Wives of non strikers telegrammed for protection as CIO United Auto Workers Local 501 leads a 1,700 member segment in a 3000 employee plant demanding a pension plan and 10 cent hourly raise.
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Buffalo
Thomas E. Dewey
National Guard
Bell Aircraft Corp
Albany
Syracuse
John A. Gaffney
William 3. Miller
Niagara County
Arthur Mussiner
Lawrence Walsh
Dewey
Miller
National Guardsmen
CIO United Auto Workers Local 501
Bell
Charles K Payne Dies at 89 a Charleston Leader
Charles K Payne 89 longtime Charleston businessman and banker died at 2 23 pm yesterday in a local hospital after major surgery. He lived at 1120 Kanawha Blvd East and had been a director of the Charleston National Bank and Dunbar Glass Corp. for decades. Born November 27 1859 near Newport Virginia he moved to Charleston in 1889 joining Payne Shoe Co later retiring in 1926. He helped form Charleston Industrial Corp as vice president and director when Nitro town development began. A Democrat he served in the House of Delegates in 1928 and chaired the State Relief Administration for four and a half years. He reorganized Dunbar Glass in 1936 and was then director and chairman. An avid traveler and golfer he held many civic posts including charter member and past president of the Charleston Chamber of Commerce shrine leadership Masonry and Scottish Rite.
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Charles K. Payne
Charleston
Kanawha Blvd
Mr. Payne
Bat Ik
Dunbar Glass Corp
Newport
Charles Henry
Kezia {Kinzer} Payne
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Mercentile
Blackspurg
Alex Black
F. W
W. O. Abney
E. A. Barnes
Payne
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Beni Kedem Shrine
The
Masonic Temple
Kanawha Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Tnese
Explorer Wounded in China Mystery Ends in Tragedy
In Canton China an American explorer Leonard Clark 41 and Willard Freeman of Bridgewater Massachusetts were wounded in a shooting at the Freeman home where Harold Harris a British executive was killed. Mrs Freeman found the trio in the living room with a .32 caliber pistol at dawn after she had left the home at 2 am. Harris was shot three times while Clark was wounded once through the skull.
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Canton
China
Leonard Clark
San
Francisco
Willard Freeman
Bridgewater
Mass
International Suppliers Corp
Harold Harris
Freeman
Harris
Clarke
Pi Kappa Alpha
GOP Senator Seeks Check on Trade Bill Powers
Senator Millikin and other Republicans press to require notice and peril points before any broad reciprocal trade concessions. They want Tariff Commission alerts when proposed cuts threaten American producers, aiming to curb flood of cheap imports. Democratic leaders expect administration to secure changes despite GOP backing.
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Washington
Millikin
R.-Cole
Senate
Lucas
Congress
U. S
Tariff Commission
Commission
Priests Fight Prague Plans
In Prague 4900 Roman Catholic priests signed a defiant declaration rejecting the government church law. The measure would extend state control over church appointments finances and administration. Archbishop Beran and bishops condemnation followed later. The proclamation claimed 70 percent of the 7000 clergy signed, with others enrolling.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Central Action Committee
Heat Reveals Suspect Hiding in Morgue
Police chased Frank Ray a 19 year old Black man wanted for questioning in two robberies for two hours. He sought sanctuary in a funeral home and, using a flashlight, officers checked bodies in the morgue and found a warm body matching his.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Ray
Finneral
Ray
President May Request Steel Truce Extension
President Truman said he may seek an extension of the steel truce to avert a threatened nationwide strike next Wednesday. A final decision will come after his steel fact finding board submits a report on Sunday. He also said efforts to avert a Missouri Pacific Railroad strike have exhausted avenues under the Railway Labor Act.
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Washington
Truman
Tolso
Philip Murray
CIO
Martin Gave Data in B-36 Case Conspiracy Probe
Plane maker Glenn L. Martin told Navy investigators he contributed information to an anonymous dossier that sparked a Senate probe into the B-36 program. He later said the letter lacked proof of procurement irregularities involving top defense officials and President Truman.
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Washington
Glenn L. Martin
Navy
Baltimore
Defense
Johnson
Sullington
Truman
Symington
James V. Forrestal
Hugh Henson
Martin
Emerson ,Electric Co
Thomas R. Davies
Cedric R. Worth
Harold G. Mosier
Davies
Mosier
Worth
Sawyer Cheered As Jobless Decline Signals Rebound
Washington reports August employment rose to 69,937,000 with 406,000 fewer unemployed. Secretary Sawyer praised the figures, suggesting the end of the recession may be near, while Dr. Edwin G. Nourse urged restraint, noting seasonal upturn and unresolved disinflation. The Census Bureau figures followed his comments.
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Sawyer
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Edwin G. Nourse
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse
Census Bureau
Abdominal Injury From Grandfather's Chisel
A Joliet infant, 11 months old, had her abdomen pierced by a chisel when she fell near a cabinet being installed by her grandfather David Wandless. Her father Lawrence rushed her to Joliet hospital where Dr. Gordon Snider operated. the doctor said she might have bled to death without prompt care, but she has a good chance to survive.
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Tor
Joliet
Til
Joan Arlene Weber
David Wandless
Joan
Lawrence
Gordon Snider
Pact Said Broken By Espionage Acts
Ins-Fo Jana formally accused picid ia tonight of hostile acts and declared Marshal Tito's regime trodden down land destroyed the mutual aid pact of March 1948. Warsaw accuses Yugoslavia of spying and undermining the Cominform unity, with Petrovic named in a network plot. Washington reports the U S lent 20 million dollars to Yugoslavia to bolster Tito against Moscow.
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London
Ins—Fo Jana
Picidia
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Warsaw
Polish Foreign Office
Poland
United Camp of Democratic “Nations
Ministry of Communications
Petrovic
Bulgaria
Belgrade
France
Blavs
Admiral States Anti Red Plan
Admiral Oscar says 75 million dollars would help halt Communist advances in Asia and tests show Senate backing. He urges aid strictly controlled, not given to Chiang Kai shek, with funds used only after Chinese and Red forces are contained. Page 12.
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Capitol .Hill
Snyder
Paul G. Hoffmen
Hoffman
C. B. Hows
Washington
America
Congress
Vice
Oscars
U. S
Ghina
Cheigman Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Burma
India
Siam
Chiang Kai-shek
Gunplay in Bogota Assembly Leaves One Dead
In Bogota last midnight Liberal and Conservative deputies clashed in the Chamber of Deputies over a presidential election date veto by President Marino Ospina Perez. Gustavo Jimenez was killed after exchanges with conservative Carlos Delille, with Jorge Soto del Corral and two conservatives wounded as more than 50 bullets were fired. The incident follows a history of unrest during Ospina’s administration.
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Bogota
Colmna
Chamber of Deputies
Marino Ospina Perez
Gustavo Jimenez
Boyaca
Jorge Soto’ del, Corral
Amadeo Rodriguez
Richardo Silva
Chamber
Jinenez
Carlos del Ille
Noteen
Jimenez
Ospina
West Virginia Fair Showcases Homes and Furnishings
At the West Virginia Agricultural and Industrial Fair exhibitors display a full range of home construction and furnishing wares from tools to exterior finishes. Prospective builders can see jig saws, casement windows, aluminum awnings, storm doors and gutters, plus insulation and interlocking plastic tiles for bathrooms or kitchens.
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Ay Marcelle Ward
West Virginia
Emergency Drive Seeks Polio Funds in Kanawha County
A week long campaign to raise funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis was launched in Kanawha County. T Sterling Evans outlined plans and the national fund status at a meeting with chapter members, press and radio staff, and state officers. The national goal is 14.5 million dollars to fund advances to affected areas as needed.
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Kanawha County
National Foundation For
T. Sterling Evans
Foundation
National Fund
Evans
Th Foundation
Page twelve column ce t
Fragmentary OCR asks to turn to page twelve column center text. The readable portion provides no clear event or names to summarize into a cohesive news item.
Tito accuses Cominform of insults and rumors
Premier Tito in Belgrade accuses the Russian led Cominform of spreading false rumors and insults to undermine Yugoslavia. He asserts economic independence and says Yugoslavia will source what it needs elsewhere despite the propaganda campaign. He praises mineral wealth and spoke to French delegates in support of resisting Moscow control.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Russia
Tito
Moscow
Third Hurricane Skirts Bermuda
A large Atlantic hurricane brushed Bermuda with winds near 55 mph and light gusts. No property damage was reported as the storm center passed about 60 miles east of the islands and moved north-northeast at about 15 mph.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Honeymoon Isles
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Rival unions threaten broader fight over entertainers
Rival AFL unions traded barbs as James Petrillo warned he could pull orchestras from night spots and theaters to fight the AGVA. AGVA and its AAAA parent group, led by Paul Duizell, clarified their stance in the escalating dispute over raiding of membership in the entertainment field.
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New York
AFL
James C. Petrillo
The
Musicians Union Today
Rillo
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGVA
AFL Federation
Avr Apsprousa
AFL Associated Actors and Artists of America
AAAA
Paul Duizell
Richard Strauss Dies, Composer who Enriched Music
Richard Strauss, 85, died in Germany after a career spanning wars and regime changes. The noted composer of Der Rosenkavalier and Salome shaped modern music despite political entanglements and wartime pressures.
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Richard Strauss
Garmisch
Germany
Bismarck
Strauss
Johann Strauss
Kaiser Wilhelm
U N Warned War Brewing in Korea
The United Nations issued an annual report warning of a barbarous civil war brewing in Korea. It states the republican government seeks U S protection against Russia and ties the crisis to Communist advances in China. The report, signed by several nations, urges U N commitment to Korea defense and mentions Korea unification and the 38th parallel.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Korea
U. N. Commission For Korea
United States
Russia
China
Asia
Republic
General Assembly
Philippines
Australia
el Salvador
France
India
Lycia
Charleston Skies and Weather Across Regions
Friday forecast notes visible celestial events with Venus and Mars visible at specific times while IOA temperatures vary by region. Virginia expects fair pleasant weather with highs 68 to 72 degrees, Tennessee shows cloudy conditions with mild high, Western Pennsylvania anticipates fair, cool conditions, Friday night cools toward mid 0s with pale skies.
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Venus
Mars
Virginia
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Deylang
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Dollar
Willie Willis
Charles Payne
Charles EK. Payos
GOP
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Co
Defense Forrestal
Leroy Simpler
Navy Public Relations Section
Navy Court of Inquiry
Cedric Worth
IUS
Israel Fund
Ecuador
Stalin
Israel
Haifa
Cred
World Bank
Acheson
Secreetary of Defense
Yuguslav
Moscow Radio
Tan Prebateurs
Reen
Union
Petrillo
Nazi Music Chamber
Paul Josef Goebbels
Bruno Walter
Berlin Philharmonic
Arturo Toscanini
Adolf Hitler
U.N
38Th Parallel
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