Conflicting Views On War Aids For Greece And China
The piece surveys American relief and aid programs for Greece and China amid civil strife and growing war talk. It notes Russian and Balkan influences, the strain of funding roads and rehabilitation, and calls Washington to speed up appropriation while warning of Communist leverage. It references Henry Wallace, Marshall Plan tensions, and French diplomatic resilience in Moscow’s wake.
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Amercan
Greece
China
Calna
Russia
Balkan
Wun Wells
Henry Wallace
Walt Wleryeuon
Greecs
Oll
Wwaleg Inc
Devwe
George C. Marsnail
Jose Stalin
Bolu
uLe nouErus
Toyal
Lacie Homme
Imarshall
Wallace
20 Years Ago Today 1928 Arhsysuy Highway Awards
Figures show 179 bridge contracts in 1927 costing SUL AGT80F aid for 1186 miles of improved roads. Districts gained 15 percent more miles and 820 feet of concrete bridges. An effort to establish a public library progresses with praise from ministers and citizens. After 20 years the city library moves toward a permanent home.
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Arhsysuy
Paul Whiteman
Pred Sloe
Will Rogers
al Jolson
Hone
Tax Cutting Plan Mapped by Republicans
Washington June 39 WP A quick tax cut plan dominated early attention as Republicans laid out aims for the new session. Speaker Joseph W Martin Jr of Massachusetts tied a five and a half billion dollar tax cut to a rent-control and federal funding reduction package. House Ways and Means Chairman Knudsen prepared a bill to cut five point six billion from current taxes, promising to lift about seven point four million people from tax liability. Martin said passage depends on White House cooperation and anticipated GOP strategy next week. He opposed immediate universal military training and urged a wage hike to sixty five cents for the current seventy four cents, while signaling no definite plan for universal service. He reiterated he is not a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Washinton
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
House
White House
Senate
Martin
Knulson
Ways and Means Committee
Fas Lugion
House Armed Services Committee
Rules Committee
Doezn
Accused Union to Fight Labor Law Decision
The first union found guilty under the Taft Hartley act vows to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Local 74 of the A Y L Carpenters Union of Chattanooga Tenn faces a ruling by N L R B examiner J J Pitzpatrick that it engaged in unfair labor practices by picketing alongside non union workers on a remodeling job. Federal Judge Stephen V Brennan issues the first Taft Hartley injunction against Local 294 of the AFL Teamsters in Ulrica N Y restraining featherbedding and secondary boycotts. Montgomery Ward and Co accuse the local of forcing higher wages and preventing a non union driver from transporting goods.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Herbert G. B. Ring
AYL Carpeners
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hea
J. J. Pitzpatrick
National Labor Relations Board
Fitz
Stephen Vs. Brennan
Ulica
Lora
AFL “Teamsters
Utair Lsvar Minetices
Leipludine
NLR
Locat
Conway Sous Company
Pittsfield
Tintin
Doe
New Britwin
Cain
Cleveland
Las
Bronnan
Montgomery Ward
Bear Albans
N.Y
Tis
Couway Company
Uncetin
Fire Claims Life of Brother in Midway Cabot Area
A fatal house fire near Cabot in the Midway community claimed the life of a youth's half-brother yesterday. The deceased is identified as Junis Roy Elmare of Hope, with survivors including his half-brother. The incident occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Marry Elawre.
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Marry Elawre
Midway
Cabot
Junis Roy
Elmare
Hoye
Group to Probe Vet Insurance Program
Veterans Administrator Carl Gray announced a committee of insurance experts to investigate the veterans life insurance program. Franklin D’Oler will head the panel, created by former President Hoover, to survey executive organization and recommend steps to boost efficiency after Gray reported numerous veteran complaints.
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Washington
Carl BR. Gray
Herbal Hoover
Velarabs
Franklin D'Oler
Band of Presential Issurance Company
Hoover
Childrman
Coneeess
Mid
Gray
Taok
Omar Bradley
Tam
Thousands of New Yorkers promised relief
Thousands of New Yorkers faced continued cold and outages after a severe storm battered the New York area. A Weather Bureau forecast promised relief as ice and downed power lines disrupted transport, with New Jersey declaring a statewide emergency and Con Edison reporting about 15,000 customers cut off.
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New York
New York City
Weoeland
Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
Conneticutt
New Jersey
Greayear
Alfred E. Driscoll
American Automobile Association
Consolidated Edison Company of
Toc
Staten Island and Egison Corp
Rationing by Spring Says Anderson
Washington January 3 Secretary of Agriculture Anderson told a radio audience that meat rationing could come by spring if Congress enacts such a program but the Agriculture Department is ready to implement forms if asked He said rationing should be voluntary and that meat prices may be affected by grain speculation while not solely caused by it and that the government believes speculation is not the main driver of meat price rises.
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Washington
Americius
Sprig
Anceulvare
Grout
Andersal
Pravda Praises Wallace Speech Amid Milwaukee Rally
Pravda the Communist Party organ lauds Henry A. Wallace at a Milwaukee event, describing his third party bid as eliciting a wild ovation and repeated interruptions of applause. The report frames the reception as fervent support for Wallace.
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Pravda
Communist Party Paper
Wallace
Mostaw. Jah
JP —Pravda
Suinichist
Colin
Henry A. Wallace
Milwaukeeepeec
Government to Aid Tornado Victims in Northwest Louisiana
Federal government steps to aid survivors of the Soub ban tornadoes in Calton Valley and northwest Louisiana. Reconstruction Finance Corporation classifies disaster area. Federal Works Administration to mobilize relief. Red Cross reports $190,000 on hand for area supplies. life losses total 22 dead and 250 injured across Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Alabama.
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Shreveport
Tfne
Louisiana
Calton Valley
Magige Corporation
Joans
Truman
Arkan
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Loui
Survey of Marshall Plan Urged By Senator Wiley
Senator Wiley urges a nationwide survey of the Marshall Plan’s impact on Western Europe. He advocates an independent, authoritative study to gauge feasibility and likely results, criticizing current administration plans as insufficient. The discussion follows President Truman’s backers proposing a $17.0 billion program with House support and agency restructuring.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Wileye Rwis
Wiley
Comat
Cyaiemya Vandenberg
Alice
Vasinenies
Sensto
Brooks
Wadt
Robial
Druman
Hay
State Department
Inflation Charges to Be Answered in GOP Plan
Washington reports say GOP lawmakers prepare Monday to rebut Democratic charges that Republicans blocked action to curb inflation. Senators Tait and Millikin, Speaker Martin, and Leader H. Hillos will outline aims of the new Congress and defend price controls, while critics accuse the party of resisting measures to rein in rising costs.
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Washington
GOP
Democratic
Congress
Republican National Committee
Tait
Ohio
Millikin
Colorado
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Hillows
Indiana
Gpaundehenaden Radio Broad
MBS
MclGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
Teaman
Huimui
Nagro Held for Theft of Articles From Automobile
Nagro is held for investigation in connection with the theft of items from a motor vehicle owned by Alive Wate. Authorities say charges may follow. current status lists potential petty larceny. Canada keeps watch on the North Pole as it reports pole shifts and related concerns. Located on South Pole avenue, the article notes shifting bearings.
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Katy Pues
Koite
Alive Wate
Authoiies
Coast Guard Rescues 21 Seamen After Steamer Grounded
Coast guardsmen rescued 21 men from the fishing steamer Charlie Mason after it ran aground on Ocracoke beach during heavy seas. One crewman died of a heart attack after leaping into the breakers. remaining sailors were taken aboard by breeches buoy. The 125 foot vessel was driven onto the shore by 45 to 40 mph winds. last crew member was removed by 2 am. None required medical attention.
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Ocracoke
N. C
Oeracoke
Charlie Mason
Morehead City
N.C
Yeasel
Gusbill
Peta
Gaskill
Long Island
North Carolina
Jeane
Tts
Four Arabs Die in New Violence
Jerisstein January 8. The Jewish militia Haguna reports that clashes near a Jewish stronghold left four Arabs dead and three Jews wounded. A Hagan source says the Jewish defense force believes it can take and hold a Jewish state in parts. Continued on page two.
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Carter L
Davidson Jerisstein
Dehiya
Nagana
Evarlier
Hagan
Twa
Typhoon Death Toll in Philippines Rises to 162
Manila reports the Christmas storm death toll climbed to 162 as belated figures arrive from Southeastern Luzon. Surveyed from Soreygen province indicate at least 100 killed outright or from injuries. Thirty four deaths occurred in a single town. The prior tally was higher.
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Manila
Luzon
Soreygen
Five Truckloads of Aid Sent to Cotton Valley Tornado Zone
Five truckloads of food clothing bedding and household equipment were dispatched from Tape ana its trade area to Cotton Valley to aid tornado victims. The first shipment arrived Thursday with milk from Ofie’s Dairy, followed by two more loads Friday and a fifth scheduled for Saturday. Vehicles were driven by Ed Chambless and others from Olie’s Dairy Hope Auto Company Hope Hardware Cox Drug and the Hope Chamber of Commerce with support from the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary. Donations included wood burning stoves 15 units and $276 in various club and firm contributions. State leaders verified safe arrivals of shipments Nos 4 and 5.
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Tapeana
Cotton Valley
Hage
Ofie
Louisiana
Ed Chambless
Meg
H. M. Olsen
L. Archer, Jr
Hope Auto Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F.W. Auxiliary. Org
Lowsiana
Thomas F. McLarty
Hope Hardware Company
Cox Drug Company
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Kinnonis Club
Stephens Wholesale Grocer Company
Rotary Club
Herbert Stephens
Catton Valley
American Legion
Butcher
Haynes
Hope
Parachutes ruled out by safety board
President Truman's air safety board ruled parachutes in commercial planes undesirable and impracticable. The 115 page report urged safety standards, safety directors, and airline accountability while addressing pilot relations and management issues. The board's minority view warned against overstating immediate safety gains from investigations and legislation. The document also notes Peru’s empire era invasion context with 200000 residents.
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Charles Corddry Washington
Jan
Truman
Air Safety Board
James M. Landis
Landis
Civil Aeronaulics Board
Girline
Civil Aeroautics Board
iMepage
Milton W. Arnold
Air Transport Ass Liun
Olink
Congressional Aviation Pol
F Athold
Greek War Ministry reports heavier casualties in Konifi siege
Athens says gas forces suffered more casualties during the siege of the Konifi government garrison with eight officers and 61 troops wounded and 70 missing. Reports indicate Guerrilla forces outside Konitsa and surrounding areas threaten reinforcements as clashes continue near Ioannina and Konitsa.
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Athens
War Ministry
Konifi
National
George Strita
Rede Ke
Thi
Frederika
Mons
Dant Bridge
Orie
Konitsa
Cap
Hai Vania
Friendship Food Train arrives in Milan amid mixed reception
Milan hosted the Friendship Train amid a crowd beneath the central rail terminal domes. Officials from Communist and Socialist groups greeted the sendoff while Italian leaders and citizens welcomed the American aid, hoping for smoother Italy United States ties despite regional political tensions.
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Milan
Americ
Italy
Treno Dell’Amicizia
Ian
Bologna
Ralirade
Gorizia
Thiu
Friendshi
Lau
Giov
Conmaggia-Medici
Hove
Teenager Arrested in Forsyth Slaying Case
Sheriff Forsyth County says a Winston-Salem teen admitted shooting his parents and is jailed on charges. The boy, arrested in York, South Carolina, with his girlfriend Beggins, is linked to a separate relationship and faces further investigation as authorities pursue more details of the case.
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N.C. & Lades
Tommy Phillips
Brates
Forsyth County
York
Beggins
Winston-Sale
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