France Will Regain Power in Europe With Financial Aid
The article argues U S financial aid to France will boost morale and restore its role as a Western power. It cites Smuts on Europe’s postwar fate, notes France’s improved morale after aid and recognition as a “big four” player, and weighs future elections and power balance between France and Russia. France remains a strategic hinge in Western Europe’s realignment.
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Coal strike talks stall as miners seek welfare levy
The United Mine Workers leader John Lewis and operators held a three hour recess after a tense conference. Government conciliator Edward McGrady noted no immediate break in talks and said Lewis and operators’ spokesman Charles O Neill would report to President Truman. Lewis rejected a payroll levy proposed to fund a miners welfare unit, calling it a national policy not limited to coal. Operators argued the levy concerns should be addressed by public bodies and warned it would affect wages hours and conditions.
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New York Stocks Dip as Markets Open Mixed
Stocks generally declined in today’s market after miners rejected a 7 percent payroll levy for a welfare fund. Utilities and some industrials posted small gains while the bituminous group’s decision created a chilling effect. Bond prices slipped as volume neared 1.1 million shares. The report notes trading was quiet most of the session with a slight brighter outlook for rail prospects.
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State Draft at Standstill as Fathers and Young Adults Exempt
Arkansas Selective Service activity slowed by the extension of the draft law to July 1 and the ban on inducting fathers and 18 and 19 year olds. Brig. Gen. Compere said most recent calls were from about 1,500 boys turning 18 monthly. He estimated fewer than 200 Arkansans remained eligible for induction under the new law.
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