U S May Take Big Stakes To Postwar Finance Table
The United States may deploy about 14.43 billion dollars in postwar international finance under President Truman’s program. Funds would come from the Export-Import Bank and Treasury credits with loans to the International Bank and a U S subscription to the Monetary Fund, plus repayments over years.
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Sam
Truman
E -Import
U. S. Treasury
International Bank
Ee Monetary Fund
Uncle Sam
Britain
Treasury
Leong Hn
Ng Peng
Council
United States
Commerce Department
Englishman Touched For 40000 In Burglary Spree
Lord Tavistock heir to the Duke of Bedford reports four break ins over two years totaling over 40000. A mink coat worth 16000 and about 8000 in jewelry were stolen this time. The thiefs damaged locks and entered via the front door. A suitcase was again used to carry loot.
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London
INS
Marquis of Tavistock
Lord Tavistock
Duke of Bedford
Tavistock
Evry
Judge orders county sheriff to seize Cass deputy for support
In Winamac Indiana Judge Robert Thompson ordered Pulaski County Sheriff to take Cass County Sheriff Harold Mitch to the state asylum to be held until he posts 600 for support of his divorced wife and childless. The case stems from a Logansport transferred suit. The article also notes lacrosse’s ancient roots among Native Americans.
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Ind
Robert Thompson
Theulaski Circuit Court
Pulaski
Haroldmitch
Cass County
Silver Star Posthumously Awarded to Captain Cureton 1918 Action
War Department grant in 1945 cites Captain William H. Cureton commander of battery D 18th Field Artillery Third Division for gallantry near St Eugene France July 15 1918. He calmed troops supervised artillery under gas and shellfire helping repel the attack. Milk note included: one pint milk yields a pound evaporated milk.
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Ins
William H. Cureton
Rock of the Marne
War Department
Cureton
Mander
18Th Field Artillery
St. Eugene
Nce
Daughter Pays Dad Salary News Echoes In Norway
Guri Lie, daughter of UNO secretary general Tygve Lie, says she has faced downsides of being a world figure’s child. Headlines over her father’s $40,000 yearly pay affect daily life like a hairdresser charging 60 cents more and a newspaper front page of his appointment.
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London
INS
Guri Lie
UNO
Tygve Lie
Norway
Guri
Poland teachers work day night in crowded schools
In Poznan Poland schools struggle with overcrowding as teachers split shifts to educate about 900 students. Classes run in day and night, with several teachers handling four hour blocks well after nightfall to cover the needs.
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Poland
Poznan
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