Eisenhower topic sparks wartime welfare debate discussion
Fragmented text notes 1952 Eisenhower movement discussions at Columbia on welfare state and democracy. References Democratic Senators from Illinois and Byrd debating pro and con arguments for a potential presidential bid, with mentions of security and centralizing power.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Las
Ilinois
Byrd
Ower
Douglas
Securi RM
Planes Victims Identified After Mt Hirugutake Wreckage
Tokyo reports a U S Air Force transport crash near Mt Hirugutake killing 35 Americans. A late arriving Graves registration team moved to the site to identify and recover the bodies, with plans to bring them down later.
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Tokyo
Mt. Hirugutake
Senate GOPs Plan Foreign Aid Cuts
Washington reports Senate Republicans proposed amendments to cut the 3.732 billion dollar foreign aid bill by up to 1 million. Kemp-McOll suggested a billion dollar slash, Hickenlooper pushed for 60 million in cuts while noting domestic red ink, and Tydings said administration hopes on communism threats would expedite approval. In the House, a 237 million veterans hospital bill had priority over a large appropriations measure debated last week.
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Capitol Hill
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Tydings
Senate Opposes Britain Debt Relief Plan Mix
In Washington on April 25, three U S senators voiced strong opposition to Britain's plan for the United States to shoulder a large share of Britain’s 9 billion dollar sterling debts. Chairman Connally Taft and Wherry rejected the plan as extraordinary and unwarranted. The British proposal, described as exploratory, aims at covering debts to India Pakistan and Southeast Asia, with Taft noting the 3.75 billion loan was to aid a long term settlement, not to create ongoing relief.
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Britain
United States
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
Ohio
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Senate Policy Committee
Wherry
Nebraska
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Southeast Asia
U. N. Observes 5th Birthday of Organization
Washington April 25 The United Nations marks its fifth birthday with a childlike comparison to Judith Edson also turning five. The piece notes growth parallels and challenges in democracy and language, describing early misunderstandings and gradual development.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
United Nations
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U N
Judith Edson
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United States
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Bee
Berrarek
Plane crash over Tokyo area kills crew and leaves no survivors
Fragments of a Douglas Skymaster from the U S Navy crash in wind and rain near Tachikawa airbase southwest of Tokyo. Reports say 4,800 foot mountain slope burial, wreckage scattered, one photographer returned with limited air pictures. No survivors confirmed.
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Tachikawa
Tokyo
Midweek Church Meetings and Rotary Dinner Planned
Prescott residents learn of a series of midweek gatherings. At First Christian church and Methodist church school offices, teachers meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Bridge hostess Mrs Vernon Buchanan hosts Wednesday 2 30 p m. Ladies Bible class meets Wednesday 2 p m. A midweek Bible study is Wednesday 7 30 p m at Church of Christ. Thursday 7 30 p m choir rehearsals at First Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Nevada county Safety council meets Thursday 7 p m at City Hall. Annual Rotary dinner Friday at Hotel Lawson with speaker Art Bemis of Hot Springs on Skullduggery at the old Crossroads.
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Art Bemis
Hot Springs
Dr Hairston Guest of Kiwanians in Prescott
The Prescott Kiwanis unanimously sponsors a Blood Bank and donor type list for hospital use. Dr Glenn ildirston urged plasma needs and emergency transfusion plans. President Nat Woosley formed a committee with J A Cale as chairman to coordinate with local physicians on a donor survey and on compiling donor type lists. Committee members include Martin Woosley Jett Livingstone Hamp Burns 31 Silvey and Sax Regan.
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J. A. Cale
Martin Woosley
Jett Livingstone
Hamp Burns
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Sax Regan
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Nevada County Safety Council Meets April 27
The final organization meeting of the Nevada County Safety Council will be held on Thursday, April 27 at 7 p.m. in Prescott. Committees on budget and finance, program and publicity will report. citizens are urged to attend as safety is a community responsibility alongside motorist and pedestrian duties. Also covered are local club and social notices and upcoming funeral director convention highlights. The University of Arizona swimming team schedule and opponents for the 1950 season is noted.
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University of Arizona
Snow Storm Worsens Flood Crisis in Minnesota and Dakota
Snowblanket covers North Dakota and Minnesota as floods deepen amid 15 inch estimates in Minot and eight inch totals at Crook. Red Cross warns conditions worsen while 6,408 families remain homeless from the Red River flood, with Missouri River damage around two million dollars. Domestic relief efforts confront mounting hardship.
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Red Lake
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Couple Keeps Lioness as Peaceful Pet On Hidden Valley Ranch
HAL BOYLE reports on Georges and Margaret Westbeau and their 350-pound lioness Little Tyke living at Hidden Valley ranch. The couple says fear is absent where love governs, as Tyke refuses meat and shares a peaceful bond with humans and other animals.
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Auburn
Wash
Hon
Georges
Margaret Westbeau
Hidden Valley Ranch
Westbeau
Green River
Tyke
Westbwai
Lke
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