Marshall Plan Aid Increase Likely Stalled
Administration officials say Europe may face no increase in Marshall Plan funds, with a possible 3 percent rise as a cautious option. Western nations may overestimate export growth and U.S. price declines, complicating Congress’s cost-cutting task. separate moves include bread price rises in several cities and a push for an early foreign aid effort. Senate leaders urged action as European undernourishment debates continue.
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Parity base proposals could shift farm prices this year
Randolph notes price parity shifts under a new 20 year average base would cut cotton by about 15 to 18 percent and raise peanuts and other commodities. Alabama convention committee names members to study the plan and forward recommendations to the state convention as Florida sharpshooter 145 point win beats North Carolina 70 64 before 17000 fans.
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Do Not Store Silver Salt Shakers With Salt In Them
Sault corrosion risks arise when silver salt shakers retain salt inside. Store salt-free or cleaned shakers to prevent tarnish and corrosion of silver surfaces.
Paris Conference Eyes $22 Billion Aid Plan After War
The text discusses a four year program for Western nations, with outside aid sought totaling $22 billion, largely from the United States. It notes Russia and satellites boycotted the Paris Economic Conference, seen as a step toward the Marshall Plan. Steel export approval is linked to constructing a Transarabian pipeline to solve petroleum transport issues.
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College grid fortunes rise and fall in chaotic day
A chaotic college football scoreboard shows Ohio State and Penn State in decisive wins while Arkansas, California, Southern California, Notre Dame and others post varied results. Notable upsets include Georgia and Georgetown scalp wins, Texas Christian routing Texas, and Alabama’s strong showings with several teams dealing surprising losses and dominant performances.
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Rainmakers Plan New Weather Modifying Experiments
GE researchers unveiled cloud control methods to alter northern winter weather and a technique to create holes in clouds for safe aircraft ascent or descent. The demonstration used dry ice to seed a cloud, producing rapid snow and a canyon-like gap. Names include Ising Langnair, Vincent J. Schacter, Bernard Vonneput, Raymon E. Farcerer, Kiah Maynard, and Robert Smith Johannsen.
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Bernard Vonneput
Raymon E. Farcerer
Kiah Maynard
Robert Smith Johannsen
Food Prices Reach All Time High Across Nation
The Associated Press reports wholesale prices hit a new peak with the wholesale index at 196.93 as bread prices rise in several cities. Bakers in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Baltimore announce 1 cent per loaf boosts and Des Moines plans a 2 cent rise. The International Shoe Company in St. Louis adds wholesale increases 35 to 95 cents per pair. Coffee flour and corn dip while wheat trades above 3.00 a bushel and livestock prices stay steady at Chicago stockyards.
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Brazil to Break Off Diplomatic Ties With Russia Monday
Brazil moves to end diplomatic relations with Russia with the formal breach to be announced Monday. Archives of embassies in Moscow and here to be transferred to a third power handling interests. Passports to Soviet Charge d Affaires Georgi Sakalov to be delivered.
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City to study salary lines and job qualifications
The director said Dothan will compare city salaries with other cities and private employers to ensure equity. Department heads will set job qualifications to shape fair exams for new and longtime workers, with two years service used as a benchmark. The system should meet the November deadline, though officials expect ongoing refinements for years.
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Fragmented OCR Notation on Vehicle Components and Speed Claims
The readable fragments describe parts of a motor vehicle or engine discussion with references to speed, gears, and possible brand names. The text is garbled with unclear names and numbers, making precise entities difficult to identify.
Believed Killed In Mediterranean Plane Crash
A French charter line announced that 92 people including children were believed killed when a two engine Bristol plane crashed over the Mediterranean near Cartagena Spain while en route from Marseille to Oran. Only two aboard were found alive and five bodies were recovered. Most passengers were French or Algerian. Search continued as officials investigated causes.
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France Vote Delicate Mix as De Gaulle Faces Communists
A complex French election scene features communists and socialists forming lists, De Gaulle's RFP expanding influence, and blocs among MR P and PRL. Campaign rhetoric pits each side as Europe’s fate hangs on the vote, with leaders Blum and Daladier/ Bidault opposing Moscow yet accused of U.S. subservience.
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Stolen Car Recovered From West Powell Street
City police early Saturday recovered a stolen car belonging to Richard C. Forrester of 213 South Foster Street. The vehicle was found abandoned and undamaged in the 700 block of West Powell Street.
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Plane crash near Cape Palos leaves survivors in calm sea
From Marignane airport near Marseille and over the Mediterranean, one engine failed but could not be sole cause of the crash, which is believed to have occurred off Cape Palos in SE Spain. Msg distress was sent, rescue seaplanes located wreckage, two survivors helped others, company denies overload, fuel would have kept weight within limits.
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Policeman Wounded in Gun Fight in Montgomery
A Montgomery police sergeant was seriously wounded and an African American assailant killed during a downtown arrest attempt. The suspect, Willie Washington, wrested a pistol from Officer J. S. Yarbrough and opened fire, wounding two bystanders before officers fatally shot him. Washington carried Army disciplinary barracks IDs, prompting fingerprint checks with Fort Leavenworth.
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