Ford charity fund to be new nonprofit under Michigan law
Ford plans to create a new nonprofit fund under Michigan law to support charity education biblical and private health and hospital civic and community needs. Henry Ford notes the fund will operate independently from family ownership and traditional private sources, aiming to alleviate reliance on government assistance.
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Chen nominated for office amid Nationalist push
Dispatches from Formosa report Gen Chen, 62, nominated for a key post while Communist opposition claims surface. Several Communist soldiers in Kanetual province allegedly deserted, with Nationalist guerrillas described as the first to claim the defections.
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Spring Likely to Bring Full Showdown Between Chiang
AP analysis notes Chiang Kai shek resumes leadership to reclaim China from the Communists as spring weather aids Nationalist strikes. The Reds face air raids and fading support amid damaged plants and disrupted transport while Chiang urges unity and sacrifice to defeat Communism.
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Chen named candidate for premiership amid cabinet confidence
The cabinet appeared sure if Chen is confirmed as premier. Chen is praised for discipline and wartime leadership by American generals Stilwell and Wedemeyer. Once dubbed “Wine Bottle” for drinking with Japanese hosts in Tokyo in 1991, he now leads a Spartan life and aligns with Chiang since 1924, sustaining a long friendship through the years.
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Shipkov Awaits. Bulgaria Trial Concludes With Guilty Pleas
In Sofia on March 8, former Bulgarian interpreter Michael Shipkov and four other defendants faced sentencing after a two day trial for alleged espionage for the United States. The group pleaded guilty and recanted claims of torture, while prosecutors described the U.S. legation as the center of espionage and accused ex U S Minister Donald R Heath of aiding falsification and poison. Shipkov testified he sought refuge with the Americans.
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Alaska and Hawaii Move Nearer to Statehood
Alaska and Hawaii moved a step toward statehood as the House approved bills for both territories. Passage in the Senate is uncertain, and next year a new Congress could reset progress. Alaska, size 585000 square miles with about 100000 people, Hawaii spans seven islands about 6400 square miles with 540000 residents. Hawaii’s key industries include sugar, pineapples, cattle, dairy, crops, fish, and coffee.
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Price Supports Debate Divides Farmers in Washington
Washington March 8. Internal farm fights mirror class clashes as debate over price supports sharpens. Brannan argues the present plan pressures small farmers out, favoring big operators, with flexible supports and production controls to prevent overproduction. Critics contend the plan lacks equity and stalls broader reform.
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Alaska Vote Sparks Debate Over Senate Representation
A discussion notes Alaska would have two senators for about 20 000 voters while states with millions of votes retain two senators. The argument centers on equality of representation despite vast population differences.
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