Stalin Likely to Speak His Mind to Marshall Over Truman Policy
Stalin may tell George C. Marshall his view on Truman's plan to aid Greece and Turkey when the two meet in Moscow. Pravda and Izvestia denounced the plan as imperialist and warned that U S leadership in the United Nations is misused.
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Stalin
Marshall
Truman
Moscow
U.S
Greece
Turkey
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Izvestia
U. S
George C. Marshall
United Nations
United States
U.N
United Nations Organization
Final Respects Paid to Wisconsin Governor Walter Goodland
About 10,000 people filed through the Wisconsin state capitol in Madison to honor Walter S. Goodland 84 who died Wednesday night after four years as governor. The body lay in a grey steel casket for five hours as state business paused. Pallbearers from the Madison Masonic Consistory were named and funeral services were set for today in Madison and Racine.
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Madison
Wis
Walter S. Goodland
Wisconsin
Pershing Rifles
University of Wisconsin Rotc
Racine
Wilden F. Whitney
Elmer Barlow
State Supreme Court
Herbert T. Ferguson
Public Service Commission
Benjamin H. Roderick
Brodhead
Wisbanker
Willard R. Dean
N. J. Frey
Goodland
Ecuadorean Government Thwarts Revolution Plot
The government of President Jose Velasco was reported to have thwarted a planned revolution against Ecuador. Details remain sparse but officials claim the plot was foiled with arrests and ongoing investigations.
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Bogota
Colombia
Jose Velascorma
Greek Officials Aid Truman In Effort To Stabilize Greece
The White House said Greek leaders pledged full cooperation with U S efforts to restore peace and security in Greece. Prime Minister Maximos and opposition leader Sophoulis sent messages of goodwill and support for Truman’s Congress request for aid totaling 400 million dollars for Greece and Turkey. Congress members estimate total policy costs could exceed 1 billion as aid spreads to Iran Syria Lebanon Hungary and Palestine and missions are considered.
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Washington
White House
Truman
United States
Eben Ayers
Mr. Truman
Florida
Greece
Turkey
Maximos
Congress
Themistocles Sophoulis
Iran
Syria
Lebanon
Hungary
Palestine
Europe
China
House of Commons
Hector McNeil
Britain
United Nations Commission
Halleck Praises House Unity On Tax Cuts And Labor Bill
House Majority Leader Charles A. Halleck says the Republican tax reduction bill will reach the floor within a fortnight with strong support but two thirds for passage in the House and Senate is unlikely. He notes quick action on copper tax repeal and portal to portal pay, praising party unity and careful labor bill hearings. Continued on Page Seven.
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Washington
U.P
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Senate
House
Martin
United Press
Truman
House Committee
Acting Governor Inherits State Money Problem
Madison Wisconsin news report on Governor Goodland's death leaves Acting Governor Oscar Rennebohm to face a $112 million two year budget gap. Goodland had proposed a $21 million deficit with no new taxes and a pending tax program and state building plan. Legislative adjournment and ongoing appointments loom as Rennebohm considers next steps.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Walter S. Goodland
Oscar Rennebohm
Goodland
Frank Graass
Alli
Graass
Rennebohm
France Expels Bulgarian Newsmen Over Sofia Incident
France breaks off talks with Bulgaria and expels two Bulgarian reporters on 48 hour notice in retaliation for a Sofia incident that also led to the expulsion of a French woman reporter from the French press agency.
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Paris
France
Bulgaria
Sofia
Women Politicians Admit Ages in Breakthrough Confession
Washington reports a small but notable shift as seven congresswomen reveal or disclose their ages. Four provide exact ages. three omit, highlighting a new openness about personal details once kept private.
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Washington
Congressional Record
Helen Gahagan Douglas
D-Calif
Georgia Ll. Lusk
D-N. Mex
Katherine Price Collier St. George
Edith Nourse Rogers
Rmass
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Margaret Chase Smith
Mary Teresa Norton
D.nj
Pro Fascist Editor Shot Dead in Milan
Franco De Agazio, manager of Meridiano d Italia, a pro Fascist paper, was killed at his Milan home near the university. Police report says he was shot twice in the head and once in the stomach by three assailants after a claim of an expose on Mussolini era gold.
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Milan
U.R
Benito Mussolini
Franco de Agazio
Meridiano d'Italia
University of Milan
Myers Resigns Kenosha Water Chief to Head Philadelphia Plant
James W. Myers Jr already superintendent since 1933 submits resignation to City Manager Axtell effective April 30 to assume directorship of the Philadelphia Suburban Water Company eastern plant. The firm serves 94 000 people with 1300 miles of mains from five plants and purifies water from local creeks.
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James W. Myers, Jr
Kenosha Water Department
A. E. Axtell
Philadephia Suburban Water Company
Axtell
Myers
Kenosha
Philadelphia Suburban Water Company
Theutility
Water Works Division
Civil Engineering
Graduate School of Civil Engineers
University of Wisconsin
Fuller
National Engineering Society
Harding Road
Philadelphia
Tax Deadline At Midnight For 1946 Returns
Last minute warnings to income taxpayers issued by state and federal offices set a midnight deadline for filing 1946 income tax returns. Crowds were lighter this year with reduced aid requests as the W-2 settlement form eased processes. Federal office in the Post Office basement stayed open to 5 p.m. with four consultants, a cashier, and two deputy collectors on duty. State office in the Court House closed at noon with auditors Marguerite Doubet and Frank Graf assisting.
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Leo A. Kryshak
Internal Revenue
United States
Kryshak
Court House
Marguerite Doubet
Frank Graf
Milwaukee Assessor of Incomes Office
Madison editor William Tewson dies at 70 author of Attic Salt Shaker
Madison Connecticut obituary notes William Orton Tewson age 70 editor and author of the syndicated Attic Salt Shaker column died on Friday. He was regarded as one of the nation's oldest syndicated book columnists.
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Madison, Conn
William Orton Tewson
City Accepts Nine Emergency Housing Units
Nine four room apartments freshly painted and semi furnished were accepted today by the City of Kenosha from the Federal Emergency Housing Authority. City Manager A E Axtell said veteran families could move in next week after final inspection and water service preparations. FEHA officials Greger Getz Milwaukee and city engineers joined in the turnover amid a two day drive to alleviate the housing crisis.
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Kenosha
Federal Emergency Housing Authority
A. E. Axtell
Chicago
Milwaukee
FEHA
Axtell
Greger Getz
John Williams
Gerhardt & Berghammer
Indiana Raises Teacher Salaries for 1947-48 Term
Gov Ralph Gates signs a bill raising Indiana teacher pay starting with the 1947-48 term. The new minimum is 1600 dollars annually for inexperienced teachers in eight month schools, up from 1200 dollars. The scale meets the teachers demands.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Ralph Gates
Indiana
Policemen Ticketed While Selling Ball Tickets
Ogden Utah police officers Wilson A Allen and A M Gardside parked outside a grocery store to sell tickets for a policemen s ball. After two sales they returned to discover their car had a parking ticket for parking near a fireplug.
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Ogden
Utah
Wilson A. Allen
A. M. Gardside
Committees Named for 1947 Community Fund Campaign
principal committees for the 1947 Community Fund were named by the board at its March meeting in the Kenosha Youth Foundation. Gilbert Lance was recommended as chairman of the budget and admissions committee. The six-member labor-management committee includes Stanley Przlemski as chair and Morton Frost as co chair. W B Tower heads the publicity committee with Elmer Beck Reverend George R Cady and George Poreden among others. Officers were re elected Felix Olkives president Jack Milward first vice president and M M Schnurr second vice president with Lynn T Hannahs as treasurer and Howard A Shankland as executive secretary. Olkives led the 1946 drive in the fund’s first campaign since organization last summer.
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Community Fund
Kenosha Youth Foundation
Gilbert
Lance
Leland Birchard
Ben Cohn
W. W. Davis
C. EB. Hawley
W. B. Tower
Felix Olkives
Jack Milward
M. M. Schnurr
Lynn T. Hannahs
Howard A. Shankland
Olkives
Sup
President Truman Tries Florida Fishing Near Key West
President Truman relaxed at a Florida naval base during a long weekend. He offered no comment on Izvestia's Greece Turkey criticism while reporters noted social visits from Samuel Rosenman and W. Stuart Symington.
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Harry S. Truman
Key West
Fla
Navy Base
First Moscow
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Truman
Florida
Moscow
Europe
Charles G. Ross
Izvestia
United States
Ross
White House
Big Four Deputies Reach Impasse on Core Issues at Moscow
At the Moscow conference the Big Four German and Austrian talks end the first week with stalemate on Albania participation and German assets in Austria. US envoy Murphy condemned weeks of debate over small-nation roles with little progress. China refused informal talks outside formal sessions.
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Moscow
A.P
China
Council of Foreign Ministers
United States
Russia
Great Britain
George C. Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Marshall
Bevin
Council of Ministers
Germany
Austria
Albania
France
Britain
Robert Murphy
U. S
Wrecked Air France DC3 Seen Near Grenoble After Disappearance
A search plane sighted the missing Air France DC3 wreckage near Grenoble, with 23 aboard including two Americans. The plane left Nice at 1 30 p m Friday and was last heard over Montelimar. Alpine parties and air rescue teams moved toward the crash site near Chateau Bernard as peasants reported an explosion.
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Lyon
U.P
Air France
Grenoble
France
Chateau Bernard
Valence
Nice
Paris
John Mantz
Anfossi
Montelimar
Rhone
Nazi Armament Leaders Arraigned in War Crimes Trial
Friedrich Flick and four associates faced an American military court in Nuernberg Germany on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in one of Nazi Germanys largest armament concerns.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Friedrich Flick
Nazi Germany
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Jacob Riegel
St. Croix Falls
Conservation Commission
Raymond C. Arveson
Frederic
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Henry C. Rule
Eau Claire
Employment Relations Board
Harry Slater
Tax Appeals Board
Roswell Stearns
Noble
Jane Pratt
D-Nc
Helen Douglas Mankin
D-Ga
Lusk
St. George
Norton
Bolton
Smith
Mrs. Norton
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Bolton
Italy
Water Service
Water Department
Williamsburg
W. Stuart Symington
Air
Bahamas
Commandant’s House
Samuel I. Rosenman
Fort Taylor Beach
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