Early Approval Of Pay Hike For Military Now
Congressional leaders moved toward an early military pay hike with increases from three dollars a month for privates to sixty five dollars for two star generals. A conference committee tentatively agreed on 484 million dollars in extra pay plus a four percent base raise and fourteen percent more for food and rent. The plan awaits House and Senate approval before going to President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Long Senate House
Atten Aan Fanannaa Am
Senate
Len Russell
D-Ga
House
DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE NOTES
Crossword clues cover various short entries from 18 to 80 across with some garbled letters and missing words. The daily cryptogram uses a substitution cipher where A stands for L and X for O in the sample LONGFELLOW quote, showing a standard king features puzzle format and the daily encoded quotation.
Polish Boy Reunited With Parents After War
In Louisville Kentucky a four year old Polish boy named Eliezer Lewin was reunited with his parents and sister Mina after seven years apart due to Nazi and Russian occupation. The family had reached a displaced persons camp in Germany and later Israel, ending in a joyous arrival with kisses and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Poland
Eliezer Lewin
Samuel Lewin
Mina
Germany
Israel
Cpl Phillips Rotates Home From Korea In 11 Month War Service
Cpl. Robert D. Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Lonnie R Phillips Cullman 9 has orders to return to the United States from Korea on rotation. He served 11 months as a lineman with the X corps 4th signal battalion. Before service he worked for W L Coston and Sons of Birmingham as a lineman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Robert D. Phillips
Lonnie R. Phillips
Cullman 9
United States
Korea
X Corps
4Th Signal Battalion
Phillips
W. L. Coston and Sons of
Birmingham
Japanese businessmen seek resumption of trade with China
A Japanese journalist reports that Japanese businessmen want to reestablish trade ties with Red China but aim to avoid American ire. Rene-Georges Inahaki notes they will not hinder the Japanese peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Singapore
Red China
Rene-Georges Inahaki
Iraq draft anti smuggling law targets Israel blockade
A new draft law in Bagdad Iraq proposes up to ten years in prison for smuggling to or from Israel as part of tightening the Arab blockade. The measure, expected to reach the Chamber of Deputies, includes pay raises for officers and enlisted personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Iraq
Israel
Chamber of Deputies
First Lieutenant Berry Joins Craig Field Pilot Instructor Course
Lieut. Sanford W. Berry son of Charles L. Berry of Trinity is in the current six week civilian and military pilot instructor school at Craig Air Force Base. The course trains pilots to teach aviation cadets nationwide and assigns instructors to bases after completion. Berry is highly recommended backed by extensive flying experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford W. Berry
Charles L. Berry
Trinity
Craig Air Force Base
Air Force
Lt. Berry
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Truman
Cain
Bank ST
George Perry
RADIO
Youngstown
SHACK
Hwy
Lafayette St
Pontiac
Budger
Kennedy Motor Co
1St Ave
Daily Crossword
Climbi
Am. Ind
Is Varian
Tunis
Longfellow
Lmbkam
Hkimfe
KCIB
King Features Syndicate
Jon
Grant Street
J. W. Gillespie
Mgr
Cpl. Phillips
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Hank Snow
Rainbow Ranch Boys
Minnie Pearl
Decatur Stadium
Berry
Craig Field
6Th Ave
Sterchi
Ptee Ey
Hone
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