Colorado Cops Seem Killer Of Elderly Sisters
Colorado authorities hunt Fred Landy 45 a former Denver teacher in the slayings of Emily Griffith 85 and Placence Griffith 67 at their mountain cabin northwest of Denver. The sisters were shot in the kitchen as locals recall their routine. Landy is missing with a note and $350 found in his car. Authorities fear suicide or flight as a nationwide dragnet continues.
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US and Greece Agree on Economic Aid Plan
A joint note announces a formal agreement between the United States and Greece to provide financial and technical support. The accord aims to advance reconstruction and recovery, covering economic, commercial, and industrial cooperation with Greek government participation.
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Bevin Warns Reds He Will Brook No Delay On Program
British Foreign Secretary Bevin vows no delay on European recovery plans under the Marshall plan. He says any Russian participation must be agreed swiftly as Moscow awaits a Soviet reply to joint Western proposals. Talks aim to push Greece reform and economic aid while press and Greek authorities monitor the process.
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Senate to restore farm conservation fund cuts after GOP pressure
Senator Young and farm state colleagues say the Senate will reverse House cuts that reduced the Agriculture Department conservation program from 300 million to 150 million dollars. NEY Dodd testified Congress promised 200 million for the program this year, while contracts were already signed with thousands of farmers. Taft plans a radio address from Ohio on labor union control legislation tonight at 8 45 pm CST.
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Marines End Withdrawal From Tientsin Area in World War II
The First Marine Division completed its withdrawal from the Tientsin area, leaving a small detachment in Ching and handing over duties to Army advisers in Nanking and a Navy unit at Tsingtao. Major General Samuel Howard led the operation as the division returned to the United States after serving overseas.
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Reds Active in Canada Report Says Communists Seek Influence
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce released a 240 page analysis on Communist activity in Canada. It states Canadians owe it to themselves to understand the theory and practice of Communism and that any power imposing its system beyond borders should be opposed.
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C-47 Forced Down At Johnson City
An emergency landing of a C-47 occurred at Johnson City Airport during a flight from Washington to Dallas to pick up Brazilian cadets. Captain Holle Alves des Santis reported circling and descending below the storm to avoid danger and safely landed. The incident is tied to a broader investigation into espionage rings and political groups described in the accompanying text.
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Training Plan Backed By Two Army Officers
Milas) and plan advocates universal military training as a solution to sustain the Army Ground Forces. General officers urged replacing attrition with youth and citizen volunteers to maintain readiness. General J. Lawton Collins, head of the Army information section, told delegates that U S defenses are strong but could be overwhelmed in Europe if trouble arises.
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Truman Appoints Hargrave Head Of Munitions Board
President Truman selects Kodak president Hargrave as executive chairman of the Army Navy Munitions Board to mobilize industry for war. staff includes Undersecretary of the Navy and 38 Army and Navy officers. Four major divisions will handle materials products services and equipment with 95 advisory committees across key industries. The board plans a fourfold program including master team plans and strategic stockpiling to support emergency needs.
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Untitled Local Note Describing Street Scenes
Fragmented local column details everyday street life with mentions of nursery rhymes and playful acts. The text references a group or person named Cemig and a ride or vessel described as Jeep or packet and notes on a team or group.
Army Jet Plane Sets World Speed Record
Col. Albert Boyd piloted the Lockheed jet over a Santa Monica to Mojave Desert course near Maricopa Airfield, breaking the U S mark with an average 618 mph on a 1 48 mile run. Officials noted the attempt followed standard procedures and may be certified by the International Aeronautical Federation in Paris.
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New Court Challenge to Nashville Two Percent Sales Tax
A new challenge targets the two percent Nashville sales tax as Bobiex Valet Service seeks relief from the Finance and Taxation Commissioner Sam K. Carson in a court filing. The case questions tax on the rental of diapers and related charges for valet customers. State Solicitor General W F Barry notes a query on whether national banks should pay sales tax, amid claims they enjoy government-like exemptions.
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UN debated Setback as Britain seeks Trieste governor
UN Security Council prepared to discuss the Trieste governor issue amid British moves to delay the postwar appointment. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko opposed adding the question to the agenda while Britain pressed to push the matter after the Big Four ratified the treaty.
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Truman Air Safety Group Opens Action On Aviation Crashes
The five man Truman air safety board began proceedings to study aviation accidents. Douglas Aircraft Co. engineer Reymond and chief Ed BusTom testified as the session examined crashes linked to May 29 and May 13 events that killed 146 people. The board aims to draft its first recommendations after a formal hearing.
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Aiken Predicts Truman Sign Woot Tariff Bill
Aiken told a reporter he believes President Truman will sign legislation permitting higher wool tariffs despite opposition. The bill empowers the Executive to raise import limits if foreign wool endangers domestic price supports, extending the program through 1968. Critics say it clashes with Geneva Trade Conference aims and lacks broader authority.
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Veto Defeated By House Vote In Taft Hartley Conflict
President Truman vetoed the Taft Hartley bill and the House passed it 331 to 83, sending the measure to the Senate amid expectations of an override. Senate foes warned the vote could be close, while Truman argued the bill would escalate strikes and government intervention in the economy.
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Truman Turns Attention To Rent Measure
The Senate completed action on a rent control bill extending controls through February 16 with a provision that limits lift of controls if landlords and tenants agree. Debates centered on potential effects on housing costs as the expiration nears and advisory boards may recommend actions in rental areas.
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United Nations Palestine Committee Visits Dead Sea Area
The United Nations Palestine Committee travels to the Dead Sea region to continue on site investigations of holy land tensions. Officials plan stops near Ein Gedi and Beth Haleavim as Arab, Jewish, and Christian communities face security and development challenges amid regional unrest.
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Vandenberg Sparks Plan for Advisory Foreign Policy Board
The proposal would appoint critics and supporters of administration foreign policy to a bipartisan advisory board. Senator Vandenberg argues the board would study American resources for foreign use, with backers urging formal membership and roles. Some senators, including Balt Mann, have warned that former President Hoover should be a recorder on the board.
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Truman Plans South American Visit
President Truman accepted an invitation to visit Brazil in South America. Ambassador Martins announced the decision at a White House briefing, stating the exact date could not be fixed yet and noting the visit would proceed pending scheduling considerations.
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