Senators Call For Aid Cut In Truman Foreign Aid Fund
Democratic senators McCarran of Nevada and Ellender of Louisiana urged reducing Truman's foreign aid package from 7.9 billion dollars to between one and two billion. Both sit on the Senate Appropriations Committee that will influence final Congress action. Ellender criticized the plan as camouflage and said he opposes more economic aid.
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Bea Ian
Foreign
Washington
McCarran
Nevada
Ellender
Louisiana
Truman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Bilender
Europe
McGarran backs end to European economic aid in interview
In a separate interview McGarran argued foreign aid should end. He praised the Marshall plan as lifting European economies beyond prewar levels and opposed new aid from Bram. DLW synthetic rubber price falls to 24 cents, RFC cites expanded output and lower alcohol butadiene use. Easter Island noted as a national park of Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarran
Europe
Bram
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Local notices and brief items from City and Vicinity
City and Vicinity items report political moves in Erie on an ordinance creating a city post of receiving agent, plus multiple briefs on baptisms, obituaries, employment changes, local crime, radio ads, and upcoming public meetings across Corry Meadville Titusville Warren and North East with names, places, and dates from 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Erie
Thomas Flatley
Michael A. Canna
Vind
Kenneth Momeyer
Rand
Thomas McCarty
Charles Gil Downing
McIntyre
C, M. Hughes
Corry
Ater
Brle
Axe Mail
Interlake Iron Carp
Warren W. Wood
Duquesne
Anheuser - Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
F. L. Baressi
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted at Corry Area
Hospital records show Mrs. Robert Keppel and her infant son admitted at 280 East Main Street, with multiple residents listed as discharged or referenced in related notices. A separate Erie report notes a TV antenna installer held on fraud charges after allegedly withholding funds from Ryan Appliance Store. Further items include theft charges linked to Van Camp and Dunkle parties and a boy injured from a door incident in Warren, plus the death of Mrs. Victor Valenta in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keppel
East Main Streets
Leo Franz
East Bond Street
Perry Cox
Spartansburg
Floyd Hockenberry
Pittsfeld
Tchr McLaughlin
Nort Center Street
Frederick Jackson
First Avenue
Erie
Waller
James H. van Camp
Oil City
R. D
Venango County
Taylor Knight
Venus
van Camp
George Dunne
James Dunkle
William M. Wilson
William G. Wilson
Russell
BR. D
Warren General Hospital
Gamblers Pay Over 51 Million in Taxes
Government records show 16029 registered gamblers paid $1,243,611 in taxes under the new gambling tax law. For December the tax was $7,581,898 with January returns at ten percent, totaling $970, BGs in gambling tax receipts.
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WaAbsunuion
Maren
the Revenue Board
Complainant Loses In Suit Involving Auto Crash
A Youngstown civil court jury cleared Burnett of negligence in an auto collision with Turner in a case against Youngstown Cartage Co and Charles Burnett. Plaintiffs were ordered to pay Burnett and the firm $382.40. Other cases progressed, involving contract disputes in home building and auto crash on West abh street. Snow halted Tokyo as seven inches fell blocking traffic and causing outages.
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Brie
Charles Kramer
Raymond Adams
John Seymear
W.henry Brown
Joe Is
AcNan
West Abh Street
West Erle Plaga
John K. Oblam
John ‘Hartleb
Oregon Primaries Loom In Busy Nomination Field
Eight candidates entered the Oregon presidential primary as five Republicans and three Democrats run for 18 votes. Key Republicans Douglas MacArthur Dwight Eisenhower Harold Stassen and Oregon Governor Earl Warren confront Sen Wayne Morse for control. On the Democratic side Estes Kefauver Adlai Stevenson and Justice William O. Douglas vie for 12 votes.
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Oregon
Associated Press
Salem
Ore
Marek B
Robert A
Douglas MacaArthun
Dwvight
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stas- Sel
Eurl Walter
California
Wayne Morse
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Chicago health chief Bundesen granted leave of absence
Dr Herman N Bundesen Chicago’s chief health officer since 1931 was granted a leave of absence amid a Cook county grand jury investigation into the horse meal scandal. State Attorney Boyle said a detailed indictment against the city health commissioner is likely to be drawn and filed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre’s
Meadville
American Red Cross Fund
Kingsley Hall
Stone Methodist
Journal
H. Beall
BP W. Club
Corry Rural Home Extension Group
Albert Hil
Rachel Hogan
Erie
Knox
First Presbyterian Church
Clare Capwell
West
Columbus Avenue
Warren
Ronald McMillen
G. G.mcmillen
Irvine
Young McMillen
Warren Bank and Trust Company
City
Mike Evan
Hotel Corry
Harald D. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Pateniing
Gene- Wango Club
Mayville
Gam
Henry Hollins
Dunkirk
Hollins
Saul Lee Wilson
Sliver Creek
Chicago, Maren
Herman N. Bundesen
Chicago
Cook County
Jol S. Boyle
Ono
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Sauer Kraut
Tore Cis Abe
Easter Island
South Pacific
Chile
Our
Money Service
Perrysburg
Collins
Wallace Norris
Edward Haurl
Tri-County
Gowanda
RCA
Davis Radio-Television
Cambridge Springs
Budge
Leighton Ham
Sara
Crosley
Merritt Appliance Company
West Main Street
Titusville
James Shade
Tidusville
S. G. MacTarnaghan
Charles W. Hornstein
Shade
Crawford County
Tixtusytte
Raymond’s
East
Washington Street
David G. Agnew
Colonel Drake
Lafayette
Agnew
Pennsylvania
Don River
Franklin
Sammuddy Lowrey
Galloway
Minn
Yeas
Goefield
Rossbacher’s
Miller
Kendall
Ralph Gosnell
Halon City
Hessian
Gosnell
Carl Proctor
Gosnel
Gale Ross
W.c-T.u
North East
Imogene Grane
Jamestown
Amouint
At the
Corry Hospital
James Mitchell
Carol Ann
Ri D
Union City
Ronald Akam
Dennis Carl
Richard Praétzel
Clymer
Teresa
Ronald Shank
North Center Street
U.S
Korea
Internal Revenue
John T. Jarecki
Tokyo
Ted Cooper
the National Bank of Corry
National Bank of Corry Hirst
the National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
ROMD
Taylor's
Piet Wlede
Faroe
Taylor's Jewelry Corner
Spring & South Sts
Reo Atte
Darvor
Noethy
Corr
James
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