Greece to use US aid to defend against aggression
Greek Prime Minister Demetrios Maximos outlined plans for the U S funded aid to strengthen military forces and restore normal conditions. He warned of external aggression while stressing continued claims on Epirus and boundary rectification with Bulgaria. He cited guerrilla activity, amnesty efforts, and scarce hospital capacity with a need for a 1 9 year 33 million hospital building program.
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Virgil Pineley
United _ Press _ LONDON
Greece
United States
Demetrios Maximos
Yesiterday
Ables
London
Athens
Maximos
Epirus
Albania
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Marshall Warns Trade Wars Threaten Unity
Secretary of State George C. Marshall warns that economic conflict and trade wars spark political disunity. With Geneva talks stalled, Undersecretary Clayton returns to consult, while Rep. Jenkins criticizes the administration’s policy and calls for domestic priorities. Unity in international relations remains a national goal as 18 trading nations seek a charter to reduce barriers and boost global output.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
Geneva
William L. Clayton
U. S
Marshall
Jenkins
Clayton
United States
Unkindest Cut Is Sent By Mail To Cedar Falts
The Cedar Falls Chamber of Commerce sent congratulatory telegrams to new mothers. At least one reply returned thanks but with a note about an apparent error or misinterpretation. The missive referenced a Miss and the sender expressed appreciation despite the mix up.
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Towa
Chamber of Commerce
Amothers
Grandma Keeps Fit By Climbing Hills
Roanoke Virginia AP report about 76 year old Grandma Corn known as Grangma Corn who climbs hills on Easter Saturday with Nye church youths. Asked how she stays so young she says she feels young with the young people and their company.
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Grandma
Roanoke
Sionday
Nye
Querion
President's Return After Mother's Illness Sparks Turbulent Weather
President True man rushed home after learning his mother's heart attack. Tornado warnings near Kansas City proved false as light snow and strong winds battered the area during his landing and drive to the bungalow home. State police cleared the scene of curious onlookers.
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Toy Das Duimer
Vivean
Grandview
Kansas City
Buresan
Naval Air Station
Tourer
Olathe
Here
Duremender
Washington
Ross
Matthew Connelly
Secret Service
Mr. Trueman
Uudder
Crowded Fifth Avenue Robbery Ends In Subways Night Runaway
A gunman robbed John Zurrett at 35th Street and Fifth Avenue in broad daylight before fleeing into B Altman’s and onto a bus. The bandit forced a driver to stop, boarded the bus with the assistant while police pursued. He vanished into a subway station to escape. Despite a massive crowd, officers and shoppers could not identify him. The getaway is described as a clean one.
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New York
35Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Boulevaard
John Zurrett
Chesterfield
B. Altman
Howard Anderson
Anderson
34Th Street
Charles Boyle
Holden
Rosie
Bhosle
Mth Street
Boyle
Come
Sith Street
Seven point of view from those we disagree with
Fragmented OCR notes show Bornes’s views on war and peace. He suggests war is not desired by the people but caused by government incapacity and leadership failures. He believes peace is possible if differences are overcome with patience and cooperation, citing Secretary and Chief Justice Vinson in a cautious prudential frame.
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Ne Bornes
Teodowab
Vinson Ak
Murder trial details amid lynch mob case in Santa Carolina
The court faced 31 defendants in the murder and conspiracy case linked to the lynching of Rene. Arguments centered on who aided the crime and which statements to admit. A federal agent testified about Chant Mar chant’s involvement and taxi drivers connected to the scene, while gruesome crime photos were barred from evidence.
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Marchant
Santa Carolina
Padang
Rene
A. B. Lea
Fowler
Greenville
Martin
Dtfense
This Black Market Puts Bite On Teeth
A British Berlin press report details a booming black market for dental materials and procedures in wartime Germany. Dentists, scarce due to war, charge private patients high prices for uppers and other items, turning away sick-fund subscribers under socialized medicine.
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Verlin
Berlin
Germany
Navy Sinks the Oklahoma and Raises Hopes for Scrapyard Fate
Report recounts the Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 when the battleship Arizona was destroyed. The Oklahoma capsized within 11 minutes after torpedo hits, many dead in bunk or racing to battle stations. Thirty two crew rescued alive by cutter torches, later raised and refitted then abandoned in 1944 as scrap debate loomed.
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Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Wreiter
Navy
Nevada
Maryland
Tennessee
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
California
Streskin
Poo Iferbor
Moore Drydock Co
Osmland
Cali
Bud
Moore Company
Oakland
Mutilation photos spark disputed murder case details
Defense lawyers argued the images were highly prejudicial while counsel Thomas Wofford claimed they prove nothing beyond a dead man. Prosecutor Sam Watt pressed that the body’s mutilation demonstrates malice in a murder charge and that the pictures accurately show how the defendants killed the Neptre.
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Thomas Wofford
Sam Watt
Florida Governor Warns on School Finance Shortfall
Gov. Millard F. Caldwell warned that without ample new revenue the state’s teachers would be worse off. He projected about 12.5 million dollars annually in new taxes needed to fund the Legislature’s school program and a 10 million dollar reserve to cover revenue declines. The governor noted current law diverts 20 million dollars yearly to teachers, while the new plan would allocate about one third of 33 million to capital and operating costs, hurting teacher pay. He tied his tax estimate to a 62.4 million general appropriations bill approved by the Senate, with House cuts moving funds to contingent items. He did not comment on a slot machine bill then before the Senate.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Millard F. Caldwell
Senate
Finance and Taxation Committee
Caldwell
House
Copper dust eyed to curb watermelon disease
Ling said copper dust will check the disease and stop its spread if applied properly, saving farmers losses on watermelon crops when the disease is prevalent as last summer. Dusting is not advised without disease traces, and sulphur dusts can cause as much damage as the anthracnose disease.
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Ling
Book bound prestige in 16th century Italian society
A historical note states that rank and prestige in 16th century Italy were judged not by wealth but by the number of attractively bound books a person owned. This reflects a culture that valued literacy, collection, and display of learned taste as social status indicators.
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Italy
Youth Is Wonderful Anadarko Cap Dan Jure Story
Dan Jure a five year old boy in Anadarko Oklahoma looks forward to a long life after noting his mother lived to age ten thousand his father one hundred three and his grandmother died recently in a family memory piece about longevity and family history.
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Anadarko
Okla
Dan Jure
Hesey
Jid
Faultless Wins Withers Mile Ahead of Derby Winner Jet Pilot
Warren Wright's Faultless won the Withers Mile at Belmont, defeating Kentucky Derby favorite Jet Pilot who finished fourth. From fifth, Faultless surged past two rivals in the final stretch to win by two lengths, with Brabancon second and Jet Pilot third after a long early duel.
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New York
Warren Wright
Belmont
Jet Pilot
Bull Lea
Walter Chrysler
Earle Sande
Stage
Tax Cut Plan Faces Senate Action As Truman Veto Looms
The House committee said Number 19 could reach the Senate early next week likely Tuesday, aiming to defeat a delaying motion on the bill. It warned recess could spark a deflationary period, hindering counteractive tax measures. The plan would leave enough surplus to fund 5.2 billion dollars for debt reduction and contingencies in fiscal 1948. Snyder argued national income would drop with price cuts, while the committee doubted Truman’s price-cut program would work.
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Truman
Senate
Congress
Snyder
Potato Dumping Halted In Baldwin County
Government agent George Stough says further dumping of surplus Baldwin County Grade B potatoes could end if dehydration and canning experiments succeed. Large trials run in Loxley and Greenville aim to ship to Europe and other regions in need. About 80 tons were dumped in an open field near Baldwin County before orders halted 20 tons set for the dump pile, with several hundred carloads still to be harvested.
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Ytoley
Als
Baldwin County
George Stough
Production and Marketing Administration
Loxley
Greenville
Europe
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