Prince Charles Sacrifices Childhood For Destiny
London reports Prince Charles, age three, will forgo a childhood to fulfill royal duties. He is trained early, carries the gravitas of an adult, and bears numerous titles including Prince of Windsor, Duke of Cornwall, and Earl of Carrick as he grows into future sovereignty.
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Truman Defends Brannan Over Grain Losses
In a press conference yesterday President Truman defended Secretary Brannan against corruption charges tied to losses of government owned grain. He condemned dishonesty among officials and warned that wheat theft from government stocks is a serious matter.
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Truce Hope Stalled by New Hurdle in Korean Talks
Nam of the Reds rejected the Allied plan for a high level political conference within 90 days after an armistice. He said Korea cannot be isolated and urged discussion of other related Far Eastern issues. He accepted South Korea’s participation but opposed a quick final settlement by nonconventional means.
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Government grants extra aluminum quota for autos
Washington filed that the Defense Production Administration allocated an additional 1,000,000 pounds of aluminum to the automobile industry for the second quarter. Manly Fleischmann said the move aims to allow production of about 930,000 cars in April through June, with prior allocations limiting to 800,000 cars for aluminum and 900,000 for steel while the industry could stretch allocations to reach 930,000 if possible.
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Jets Battle in Korea as U N Patrol Aids
In North Korea a U N patrol wearing seven pound armored vests killed 25 enemy Communists in a brief ground action. American P 86 Sabrejets, outnumbered nearly four to one, fought 100 Communist Mig 1ds in three minutes, damaging five and possibly destroying one. No Allied soldiers wearing armor were harmed.
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Irregularities Plague 9 VA Offices, GI Benefits Targeted
A Senate committee urged new GI benefits legislation after two years of study accusing the Veterans Administration of waste and lax action. It exposed 109 major irregularities across nine regional offices including Nashville Detroit Miami Boston Chicago Washington Jackson and San Antonio and Waco.
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Official Mourning Begun in Britain
Sandringham England February 9 UP A grieving Britain today began paying final respects to late King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II ordered her court to wear mourning until May 31 First to bow their heads were villagers country folk of Sandringham at St Mary Magdalene church They tearfully viewed their monarch known as neighbor country gentleman and friend The official mourning period is unusually short, likely per the King’s wish The royal family will observe private mourning for months after May 31
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Leo Returns From Korean War Zone Duty
The attack cargo ship USS Leo arrived in San Francisco on February 9 after more than a year at sea in the Korean war zone.
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