Optimism Grows Over European American Security Pact
Washington officials report optimistic outlook after Acheson Senate meeting and forthcoming sessions with envoys staff advisers. Proponents expect a strong security system with legal military action as a possible measure. U S plans to reinforce the pact with a multi billion dollar military aid program and closer staff coordination among member countries.
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Weather as Defense Tactic Warns of Preattack Danger
A historical note describes the weather measure as a practical defense prior to any indicated attack, framing it as a precautionary step taken long before danger is evident.
Settlement Of Transit Strike Demanded In Philadelphia
Sharfsin seeks emergency court action to appoint temporary PTC receivers amid a transit strike threatening health and safety in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. He frames the case as a defense of $160,000,000 in cash investment and city owned property leased to PTC, urging government and CIO aid.
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Leftover Fish Flakes Added to Cream of Mushroom Soup
A home chef suggests turning leftover fish flakes into a hearty first course by stirring them into cream of mushroom soup. The approach boosts protein and flavor while using pantry ingredients.
Norway Ready For Membership Amid East West Talks
Denmark and Sweden weigh a neutral Scandinavian alliance as Oslo Labor convention signals changes. Danish foreign relations committee to hear from Premier Hedtoft and Foreign Minister Rasmussen next Wednesday. Social Democrats hesitate while Conservatives push alignment with Atlantic nations.
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Gen Draper Quits Post Amid High Service Drafted By Truman
General Draper resigns from his post at the request of Defense Secretary Forrestal and Army Secretary Royall. President Truman praises his sacrifice and long service to the country. A separate cooking tip suggests baking mashed potatoes with eggs and garnish.
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REA Idea Extended To Housing And Loans
Texas lawmakers push to extend the REA model to farms and housing. Poage foresees approval with amendments and smooth passage in agriculture committee and the house. Patman seeks a cooperative housing admin to loan funds for Co-Ops building homes for workers veterans and urban buyers.
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FBI and Police Trap Local Man in Can Money Heist
Lee of High Point was arrested after an undercover operation near Home stead road where he pocketed a stash of money from cans. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the federal court in Greensboro with a $10,000 bond. He faces up to five years and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Snow and Wind Disrupt West to Southeast Travel
Strong storm spreads snow across Montana and the Northwest. Union Pacific main line reopened between Rawlins and Wamsutter enabling Chicago to West Coast service. Timberline Lodge hosts 60 workers and 48 guests isolated but with food and fuel. Montana roads blocked and airline travel snarled amid power breaks. Eastern states see rain while the Midwest braces for cooling.
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Hungarian Bishops Wary of Nanking Political Moves
Report notes Hungarian bishops wary as Chiang Kai shek’s retirement shifts central government affairs. Chiang went to Fenghwa on January 21. British foreign office spokesman said five Siamese battalions will be armed to guard against communist infiltration from neighboring states.
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Fenghwa
China
Crew Members Bail Out Of Air Force Plane
Four crew members bailed out of a T-11 Beechcraft near Pinehurst as murky weather and fuel shortage forced the emergency escape. The plane traveled from Gunter Field Alabama toward Charlotte North Carolina. The airmen Major Doer Lieutenant Colley Lieutenant Motley and a third man named Herring were taken to Robbins North Carolina for transport to Pope Field Fort Bragg North Carolina.
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