France Told To Work For Own Recovery
Paris July 24 Andre Marie likely to form the 10th French cabinet since liberation urged the national assembly to focus on a post ERP future. He warned a government must have its eyes on the day the program ends and the workers’ fate after factory closures. Marie appeared to command 311 votes, with Socialists backing him and support from conservatives and MRP allies. A vote was expected that night as centrists tried to line up dissidents.
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Andre Marie
National Assembly
Marie
Paul G. Hoffman
ERP
MRP
Republican Liberty Party
Independent Republicans
Andre Colin
Pular Republican Movement
Centrifuge Tests Show Gsuits Save Jet Pilots Lives
USC researchers study human centrifuge tests to improve G suits used by Navy and Air Force pilots. The work with Mayo Clinic Wright Field and Pacific Fleet tests shows how bladders inflate to push blood toward the brain, boosting blackout tolerance and enabling better control in high G maneuvers.
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Mayo Clinic
Navy
Navy Medical Department
Aircraft Carrier Service
Pacific Fleet
San Diego
USC
Mars
Department Stores Boost Dollar Volume in NC Cities
Twenty North Carolina department stores reported a 12 percent rise in dollar sales in June 1948 from June 1947, with six month totals up 6 percent. Winston-Salem firms led gains at 19 percent, Raleigh stores up 7 percent, per the Fifth Federal Reserve District. Old tin cans were used to reinforce the Los Angeles River bed to prevent bank erosion.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Fifth
Federal Reserve District Bank
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Los Angeles
North Carolina Receives 547 Carloads Of Free Food
The federal government gave North Carolina institutions 547 carloads valued at over 2.25 million dollars in the year ending June 30. Marketing specialist P. Davis notes the food was bought under price support for the national school lunch program. Schools received 1.93 million dollars in food while hospitals and other institutions got 369 thousand dollars.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
P. Davis
State Department of Agriculture
Federal
Ment
Davis
Overseer electrocuted in Raleigh during wire incident
Superintendent C. O. Ray of the county home was electrocuted yesterday while attempting to repair a live wire. He was 61 and a native of the Bayleat section of the county.
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Raleigh
C. O. Ray
Aire County
Griffiths Estate Valued At Fifty Thousand Dollars
Hollywood reports film pioneer David Wark Griffith died yesterday leaving an estate not exceeding fifty thousand dollars according to his attorney Loyd Wright. The figure excludes movie properties and may be refined once the will is filed.
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Hollywood
David Wark
Griffith
Loyd Wright
Wright
Fragmentary OCR Notes On Medical Case
A partial OCR snippet mentions a close-up and more than one reel relief, then references a cerebral hemorrhage. The readable text is fragmentary, lacking clear names, dates, or locations to identify persons or events.
Pirates Sign High School Pitcher Fred Ahtman
The Pittsburgh Pirates signed 19 year old southpaw Fred Ahtman from Charleroi Pa. He is among the few players signed directly from high school to a Pirate contract rather than first to a minor league assignment.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Ahtman
Charleroi
Disruption of Hawaiian Islands by Captain Cook
Readable fragments indicate Captain James Cook led a voyage that disrupted or explored the Hawaiian Islands. Details are sparse, but the fragment anchors on his name and the event involving the islands.
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Hawaiian Islands
Capt
James Cook Ip
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