Government seeks funds to fight Communist propaganda abroad
The State Department plans to ask Congress for millions to expand the Voice of America program and counter Soviet propaganda. Officials say an intensified effort, including new equipment and broader outreach, could reach diverse audiences worldwide. Senate support hinges on broader appropriations for anti communist broadcasts.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Congréss
Hwe
Acheson
Yulee of
America
Studeres
Foveler
Athey
Senator Bridges
Sonitle
Shipping Tieup Is Now Averted
New York April 21 a long running dispute among 40 shipping lines and the AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Association ended with a settlement after 19 years of talks. A threatened strike would have idled about 300 000 seagoing and waterfront workers, with dock crews and deck officers affected. Details of the accord were not released.
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New York
Mats
Bbeerns
AFL Masters, Mul and Pilots Association
Clyde M. Mills
Gyrus Ching
Ohlet
Federal Mediation and
Dolally
Thy Dock Cmeery Union
Girl Cancer Victim Returns to Hospital to Die
A young cancer patient, brought from New York, is back at Mesespert Hospital in an oxygen tent with her father Casper Minyatt beside her. Doctors say she will die. The ambulance carried a 400-ralta IV drip during the transfer.
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Mubemsetiel
Abel
Lee Minoon
Monurio
New York
Casper Minyatt
Soviet Rejects U S Protest Over Baltic Flight
Moscow says the American protest over a Baltic incident is rejected point by point. It claims the plane involved was a B 29, contends Washington is trying to provoke a response, and warns against unauthorized flights over Soviet territory. USSR accuses the United States of attempting to photograph Soviet defense installations.
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Russia
U. S
Associated Press
Moscow
Sula
Washington
U. & Navy
U. & Navy Privanery Which Disappeared’ Thie Brine Day Husain
Ali G. Kirk
Andrei Vishinsky
Operation on Webber baby set for June 1
Specialists at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore determined surgery can help Virginia Louise Webber born with a serious heart condition. The three month old weighs six pounds but may reach eight pounds before the operation, which will be performed by visiting surgeons from Honolulu. The family plans return to Corry and then to Baltimore for the June procedure.
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Henn
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Virginia Louise Webber
Corry
Grace Monson
Slayton Webber
VanWalbeek
Tauissig
Honolukt
Hansen
Four Men To Be Charged With Murder In Rhode Island Robbery
Police say four African Americans, three from Youngstown, will face murder charges in the holdup slaying of liquor store owner Charles Kimatian. Suspects Aint J. Knight 25 George M. Gayins 21 Albert Little 31 all of Youngstown and James Nelson 89 of Providence were linked to a $40 robbery that left Kimatian wounded and dead at Rhode Island Hospital. Gayins reportedly admitted firing the fatal shot. Little and Nelson were captured after fleeing to Hartford. Knight arrested in a Providence rooming house. Gayins and Little found in Hartford.
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Lee Providence
John J. Deary
Youngstown
Rhode Island Hospital
Deary
Gaving
Knight
Little
Nelson
Gaying
Eimallen
Gevins and
Hartford
Romance 13 Over New York Sold Today
Grammar unclear text notes a romance titled Romance 13 over New York with a performer named Durston. No verifiable names or concrete facts present to confirm a real event or entity.
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Romance
New York
Apsil d
George Line
Gigi) Durston
Sud
Mail delivery cut to one daily in Corry starting May 1
Postmaster James Sullivan said the Washington order will trim Corry residential mail to one delivery daily beginning May 1 to offset the post office deficit. The change, tied to Daylight Saving Time, will alter carrier schedules, hours at stamp and money order windows, and curb substitute staff layoffs as routes are reworked.
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Generi
Washington
Corry
James Sullivan
Department
Tris
Unknown Effects of Nationwide Rail Strike on Pennsylvania
Officials in western Pennsylvania coal operations warn coal shipments on PRR and New York Central would likely halt if a nationwide strike proceeds. Freight and passenger movements through Corry could stop, forcing local firms to seek alternative transport. the walkout centers on a dispute over locomotive dieselization demands.
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Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
PRR
New York Central
Ald Apts
Pennsy
Corry
Brotherhood of
Locomotive
Wnion
Richard McLaughlin Promoted at P. D.
Approvsi of time appointment of Richard McLaughlin as supervisor of the Post Office was received this morning. Appointment effective April 1. McLaughlin has acted in that capacity for several years since prior supervisor Ryury Smith transferred to the mailing division.
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Richard McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ryury Smithy
Soviet note demands Trieste troops withdraw and UN rule
Moscow reports Soviet note to Washington London and Paris calls for 10,000 Allied troops to leave Trieste and for the area to become a UN supervised Free Territory. It accuses the US Britain and France of violating provisions and demands a governor appointed by the Security Council. Allies defend legal deployments until a free territory is established and note Yugoslavia's interests.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
United States
Britain
Trieste
Adriatic
France
Trie Este
United Nations
Park City
U.S
Andre Gromyko
Tass
Eusrope
Washington
Thaly
Yugoslavia
TI Ny Security Council
Italy
SANDER FACES 7 MORE HURDLES IN LICENSING FATE
Manchester N H April 21 Dr Hermann N Lahder had two viuen hurdles placed in his path day The young country doctor whose license was revoked by the Suite Board of Resistration du Medicine Wednnesday was dropped from the staffs of two Hospitals last night Two otter hospitals ha barred nine previously The 41 year old physician was ac quitted last March of killing a woman cancer patient by all inter Hotis The state board revoked this l cerise for what it seemed morally reprehensible action on deliberate ly injecting the air Testimony at Dr Sender s mur der trial indicated the injections were made after the Woman had died The only explanation the physician gave Wan that something snapped Spokesmen for the Eilfort and Hillsboro County hospitals the datest to drop the doctor and tha if his license is restored he may ap ply for reinstatement Two Catholic hospitals Noler Dame and Sacred Heget dischi Mt De Bander permarantly aca Fis thing physician The action of the Blifote are AYM¢bora County hospitals toltowes Het of the American Acedemy of General Pructinn do Kansas City whit terete Dr Sanders mem berehip
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Suite Board of Resistration du Medicine
Wednnesday
Otter
All Inter~ Hotis
State Board
Sender
Eilfort
Hillsboro
Noler Dame
Sacred Heget—dischori
Mt de
Bander Permarantly
Aym¢Bora County
Toltowes
Kansas City
Sanders Memberehip
Youth arrested seek another in forging check scandal
George Ambler of Warren and Kenneth Layson of Fe b 1 were arrested by Erie County Detective Joh Coates in a forgery case connected to payroll checks. Ambler was arraigned and held without bond for a hearing on April 8 at 10 am, while Lawson was to be arraigned the following morning.
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Giuirge Ambler
Warren
Erie County
Joh Coates
Kenneth Layson
Authoirities
Liwann
Mae H
Pie Go
Conbruetor
Erie
Lolal
Ambler
Aldean M.S. Cobbet
Lawson
Agreement Near In Leopold Case In Belgium Crisis
Three major Belgian parties inch toward a compromise over Leopold returning from exile and delegating royal powers to Prince Baudouin. The plan envisions Leopold’s temporary residence and power transfer lasting until a final restoration, with key opposition from the Socialist and Catholic groups over permanence and residence. A seven hour leaders’ conference failed to resolve the crucial point.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Thal
Prince Boudouin
Geneva
Switeerland
Wisson
Bing
Germany
Bau- Hobin
Catholic Social Christians
Two Children Perish In Fire
Pittsburgh April 21 two male children died in a house fire as a four year old sitter saved others from the flames. Betty Jean Mack three and her brother Tommy 18 months perished. their family member was rescued by a courageous Black bystander who crawled through heat and smoke to reach them. One man 90, Allan, also responded and entered the blaze aiding others and wrapping in a sheet before exiting.
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Pittsburgh
Betty Jean Mack
Tommy
Abs HU
Merceseiar
Wilinre
Alerit
Allen
Sol Moenild
Allbtt
Spartansburg Maple Syrup Festival Opens Today
The Spartansburg Maple Syrup Festival begins today with sap kettles boiling and syrup sales underway. More than 40 producers presenting Grade A amber and no 7 syrup meeting USDA standards, plus maple recipes, crafts, and a Maple Queen pageant. Events include tastings, displays, a grand promenade, musical program, and youth contests at the festival grounds.
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Hogg's Pride
Solvenir
Ible
United States Department of Agriculture
Penn's Pride
Charlotte
Syrunm
Bergman's Husband Files Divorce Suit
Los Angeles April 1 Br Peter Lindstrom filed a counter divorce suit against Ingrid Bergman claiming desertion and mental cruelty. He seeks custody of their daughter Pia and an order restricting Bergman from removing the child from the United States during custody. The petition cites Bergman leaving their Beverly Hills home March 15 1949 and notes a disputed property settlement among Lindstrom Pacht and Bergman.
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Los Angeles
Tingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Roberto Rossellini
Sit
Abiching
Miss Bereman
Pia
United States
Lindstrom
Beverly Hills
Rusbane
Superior Court
Gindatrom
Ote Jersey
Tone Pacht
Mite Berg
Mats Owyer
Giegson
Boutver
Freight Rate Cut To Go Into Effect At Rail Hubs
Washington April 21 4 proposed rate reductions aim to lure back freight diverted to highways as Interstate Commerce Commission weighs cuts for coal iron ore steel and related goods. Carriers argue a 25 percent rail cut would harm railroads while motor and water carriers push for adjustments including steel and iron supplies.
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Pregre
Washington
Vailroads
TCC
Vailionils
Tney
Census Nears Finish as 1950 Count Passes Half Mark
Census Director Ray V. Peel said about 119,000,000 Americans already counted with 43 percent of the total completed by April 15, faster than 1940. Some localities may push into May. officials plan repeat calls to reach absent residents and warn supervisors to guard books against loss. Special recordings will be checked to avoid duplication as final tallies are pursued. Treasury figures show April budget receipts at 53,320,747.95 with expenditures 74,758,756.24 and a closing balance of 4,819,070,345.08.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ray V. Peel
Aldes
Peel
Walter
Census Bureau
Treasury
Tnc
Tncrease
McCarthy presses on Lattimore link to Budenz testimony
Senator McCarthy challenged Senate investigators to subpoena Lattimore allies cited by former Communist Louis Budenz. Budenz claimed figures like Raul Browder and Jack Staphel were involved, while Lattimore denied being a Communist and expected a formal appeal after forthcoming hearings.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCarthy
Late Humane
Chal Field
Budenz
Lattimore
Hustorm
Tog
Russia
Heid
Laulasee
Army Intergence
Budend
Tait Umiveras
Lathioord
Jobs Hopkins Tniversity
McCurity
State Department
Senate
Bustone
Beaver
Communist Party
United States
New York
Browder
Budens
Elliott B. Thorpe
Lato
Aattimore
Gomt— Munis Purly
USSE
Truman Urges Congress to Extend Rent Control
President Truman called on Congress to renew rent control through mid-1950, warning that renters face steep increases if controls lapse. He argued that many low income families could not cope with higher housing costs and related essentials, and urged continued federal measures to ease the burden.
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Bridgen Ilda
Trimini
Pitten
Thale
Piyate Individudls
Rita
Individauwa
Romps Ghronthow
Courney
Kahler
Voice of America
Kohler
Boviek
Falin Islil
Gore
Boviet
Webber
P. D
Soviet Union
U. 5
Sander
Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Lahder
H. Platt Co
Leopold Case
Spartansburg
Wael
Eyrup
Richard Witmer
Hove
Bergman
BNE Noy Ut
Louis Budenz
Withhalds
Truman
Associated
Otiske
Federal
Hindley
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