Food Survey Hindered By Black Markets in Europe
A confidential Agriculture Department report prepared for a congressional subcommittee on foreign aid warns black market activity in Europe skews food surveys. It notes government intervention, price controls, and underreporting of production distort official payout figures. The 200 copy, numbered document highlights farm-to-consumer shortages and the need for accurate data to guide aid.
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Reds Reject U S Plan For Free Korean Elections
The United States proposed an internationally supervised general election to let Koreans choose their government. Russia's Terenty Shukov countered with a call for consultative bodies and warned that current deadlock over trusteeship stems from Moscow’s refusal to consult rightist groups. The American stance favors Korean controlled processes while accusing certain groups of opposition to trusteeship.
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General Wedemeyer refutes Red criticisms in China
Seoul Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer issued a statement denying Chinese Communist criticisms of his work in China. He called the charges false and said his mission, following discussions with U S officials, focused on economic aspects of the Korean situation.
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Grand Jury Broadens Probe Into Housing Costs
A federal grand jury has begun a deeper inquiry into housing price inflation. Indictments accuse the National Association of Real Estate Boards and the Washington Real Estate Board of conspiring to fix broker commissions, with alleged increases of 25 to 50 percent since February 1942. A civil antitrust suit by the Justice Department also targets these organizations and several officers.
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Norwegian Plane Crash Kills 35 In Norway’s Mountains
A Sandringham flying boat crashed in the Lofoten range with 35 aboard, including the chief inspector Jari Ebhoven. The crew of eight and 27 passengers perished after the aircraft exploded and burned in fog and rain. Eyewitnesses heard an explosion before the plunge into the mountains. The crash occurred around 9:30 local time.
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Europe May Seek 29 Billion Relief Fund Plan
European nations drafting a recovery blueprint sought U S input. Undersecretary Lovett urged a reasonable plan to win approval and warned American aid must rise by next year. Kennan and Boneateel were en route to Paris to advise on estimates and schedules while U S officials screen costs at home.
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Brazil Proposal On Egypt Turned Down In UN Vote
The Security Council rejected a Brazilian proposal urging Egypt and Britain to resume direct talks amid the Egyptian troop presence and Sudan issues. The motion failed by a narrow margin with Poland and Colombia pivotal, Syria and Russia abstaining, and the United States Iraq China France United Arab Republic and Belgium backing it. Demonstrations outside the UN grounds ended without violence.
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Beyot
Greek leaders reel as neutral government bids falter
The Greek political scene centers on General Mayhead prospects with Alexandros Papagos seen as likely to head a neutral coalition cabinet. Strikes by 8000 Yorkshire miners threaten fuel supplies, while Demetrios Maximos faces pressure to form a national government as a plan stalls amid deadlock.
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United States Moves in UN Veto Battle Faces Gromyko Clash
The United States tabled a draft rules of procedure for UN Security Council voting, prompting a sharp challenge from Andre Gromyko of Russia who warned it could amend the UN Charter. Delegates debated amid accusations of dodging veto issues and recessed the vote to a committee of experts. Colombia, Poland, Russia, and Australia abstained as the rest supported sending the draft to the expert panel.
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Watch Commission
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Exlaana
United States to sign defense pact at Rio conference
The American delegation and allies work today to finalize the hemisphere defense treaty. President Truman and Mrs Truman plus daughter Margaret will fly from Washington to Rio to address the closing session and witness treaty signature amid plans for a joint chiefs of staff committee and a Bogota security framework.
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Dewey Endorses Universal Military Training, Funds for Science debated
Gov. Dewey endorses universal military training while questions loom over science funding. John P. Steelman, new head of the President's Scientific Research Board, urges sharply higher R&D spending to keep democracy secure. He proposes 1 percent of national income for outlays by 1957, about 2 million dollars annually, a figure seen as minimum.
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Dewey Urges Universal Military Training at Legion Convention
Governor Thomas E Dewey spoke to a Madison Square Garden audience of American Legionnaires urging universal military training as part of a defense program. He pressed sober reflection and argued for a permanent military establishment to defend the nation and fulfill United Nations obligations. The remarks followed a Legion Auxiliary opening session and came amid ongoing political speculation about Dewey as a 1948 presidential candidate.
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New Hampshire May Be GOP Testing Ground
Senator Bridges of New England withdraws from favorite son consideration in New Hampshire. He says he wants to focus on Senate reelection as the GOP eyeing a presidential primary sees the state as a pivotal early indicator for candidates. The move opens the field for other hopefuls in the March primary and could influence later contest dynamics.
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Street Scenes Melodrama and Disorder in the Neighborhood
A chaotic street scene report details a wild confrontation involving a dog shooting and armed individuals. The account references a peppered fight scene, improvised weapons, and erratic actions in a neighborhood setting, with mentions of a "Best buys" in a new work context.
Looted Diamonds To Be Returned To Holand Today
A convoy of American troops brings back 27 000 carats of looted diamonds valued at 2 500 000 from a German salt mine to the Dutch government near Nijmegen. The diamonds include a 45 000 value red fintiend and were recovered in 1845 by the U S Ninth Army. The stones will be turned over to the Dutch minister of…
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Wilharmina
Col
Wiliam G. Brey
U. & Miliary
RK. Smit Kleing
Germany
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Reichsheris
Durham reorganizes police leadership as Martin moves to traffic boss
Chief J Charles Still announced Captain John Martin will leave regular duties September 2 to head the Traffic Division. Patrolman Dee L Parkans will lead a shift as captain. Special Investigator J M Brayley will teach patrolmen twice weekly and training for recruits will expand. A new office will be created on the city mall floor for Broyles and Martin.
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Puye
Dutch Report 19 of Truce Orders
Dutch bulletin from Batavia says organized attacks by Republican forces rose in frequency across Java and Sumatra after the UN cease fire. Two Dutch soldiers were killed and eight wounded in yesterday’s clashes, bringing Dutch casualties to 37 killed, 122 wounded, and two missing. The report notes repeated insurgent assaults near Batavia and east of Bistavis with several engagements and one nighttime raid repelled on a Dutch provincial sewer.
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Netherlands Navy
Jantfort
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Sumatra
Bistavis
Death toll forecast for Labor Day travel
Chicago safety council estimates 950 people will be killed in traffic accidents during the three day Labor holiday period. The toll covers only immediate fatalities, not those who die later from injuries, and acknowledges past overestimates. Ned H Dearborn, council president, urges careful driving and pedestrian caution.
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