Marshall to Hold Parley With Bidault
Western Germany talks begin after London conference collapse. Marshall and Bidault plan western zone merger with American and British zones. Bevin and Bevin mentioned. possible Big Three meeting eyed. White House silent as Frankfurt leaders meet for potential interim western Germany government.
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Associated Prete
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Conference of Foreign Ministers
London
Europe
Vv. M. Molotov
Moscow
U. S
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Bidautt
Bidault
Ernest Bevin
Taegliche Rundschau
Eset
Conferce
White House
Washington
Charles G.’ Ross
Truman
Frankfurt
U.S
Dl-Partie Control Office
State Recreation Director Appointed in California
Sacramento Dee 16 Sterling Winans of Los Angeles today was named by Governor Earl Warren to the $10,000 a year post as state director of recreation. The position was created by the 1947 legislature through the State Recreation Commission to combat juvenile delinquency.
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Sacramento
Dee
Los Andes
Earl Warren
Long Beach News Highlights Rate Adjustments and Bids
Long Beach Municipal Water Department proposes rate adjustments while the Long Beach Unified School District seeks bids on all properties. Other items note a visit by the Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks Lodge and a variety of internal pages including classifieds, markets, and sports.
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Long Beach
Senate Banking Committee Approves Anti-Inflation Bill
The Senate banking committee approved a three point Republican anti inflation bill by voice vote. Taft urged fast action and said the measure could be called up for debate in the Senate if unanimous approval is given. He warned Democrats could block it to limit House prospects before adjournment.
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Ashington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
House
Banking
Sen. Taft
Ohio
G. O. P. Senate
Taft
Tanker Crash Toll Rises to Eight Off Curaçao
New York reports the collision of two tankers off Curaçao, Dutch West Indies, leaves eight dead and 12 missing. Fifty rescued. eight in serious condition. Venezuelan tanker Tucupita a converted LST total loss. Los Pozos 5810-ton Argentine tanker afire and drifting with captain listed as dead. crews numbered 36 and 44 respectively. Coast guards may salvage Los Pozos.
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New York
Curaeno
Dutch’ West Indies
Los Pozos
Mother and three children burned in farmhouse blaze
Mrs. Martha Baty 40 and three of her six children died when flames swept through their frame farmhouse in East Finley Township. The dead are George 15 Wright 13 and Gertrude 9. No survivors’ details provided due to incomplete text.
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Washington, Pi
Martha Baty
East Finley Township
Mia
Haly
George
Wright
I Gertrude
California Maritime Academy to send training ship on relief voyage
Governor Warren announced the Golden Bear will leave Vallejo January 15 for Europe carrying 1500 tons of food and clothing compiled by Californians. The ship will load cargo in Oakland and San Francisco before sailing to Italy Greece and France to aid suffering Europeans. The trip follows the historic Friendship Train example and supports relief efforts amid the war and postwar needs.
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Sacramento
California Maritime Academy
Italy
Greece
France
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Europe
House approves trimmed emergency foreign aid package
The House appropriations committee cut emergency foreign aid from 509 million to 397 million and left funds for France and Italy largely intact while omitting China. The panel set a 397 million maximum for aid, with separate legislation required to release the money. Chairman Taber criticized the measure as insufficient and questioned the tax burden for relief to foreign war victims.
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Washington
A.P
House
France
Italy
Austria
China
Truman
Congress
Taber
R. V
Appropriations Committee
United States
Paih
De Mille Loses Suit With Union Over Radio Act
The California Supreme Court upheld an order by courts against film producer Cecil B. De Mille, blocking his suspension from the American Federation of Radio Artists for refusing to pay a $1 assessment aimed at campaigning against the 1944 Right of Employment Act. The unanimous decision affirmed lower court rulings and cited De Mille’s removal from his radio program in 1984.
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San Francisco
Cecil B. de Mille
California Supreme Court
American’ Federation of Radio Artista
John . W
State District Court of Appeal
de Mille
Caracas
Venezuela
Ramulo
Gallegos
Wax Ac
Ias Sun
Tanker El Caney in peril off Aleutians with rudder lost
Honolulu reports the Army tanker El Caney, en route Yokohama to Seattle, lost rudder in heavy seas south of the Aleutians. A Coast Guard rescue from Adak and assistance from the Navy salvage ship Bolster and steamship Thomas J. Lyons were dispatched to the scene.
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Honolulu
S Army
el Caney
North Pacific
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Yokohama
Seattle
Adak
Attu
Aleutian
Coast Guard
Bolster
Thomas J. Lyons
Distress Call From Beached Chinese Vessel in Ryukyu Islands
Globe Wireless reported a distress call from a Chinese ship beached at Yoron Jima in the Ryukyu Islands. The unidentified vessel with call letters XNHS requested immediate assistance as its engine room flooded. Nippon Maru moved toward the area with an estimated arrival of ten hours.
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San Francisco
Ryukyu Islands
Globe Wireless
Globe
Manila
Yoron Jima
Missing U S Plane Found Two Dead
An American pilot, 76, from 508 West Arbutus Street, was killed when his L-5 observation plane crashed after being struck by a southbound trolley car near Almond Street in the city. The car occupants died. the crash was reported near Nie rstein in the French occupation zone.
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Wissbaden
U. OS
Almond St
Watt
M. C
Raymond E. John
Collingham
Los Angeles
Accordion
Minneapolis
Cost of living for a four member family in 34 cities rises
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a typical city family of four needed between 3004 and 3458 dollars per year in June 1947 prices to live modestly. Commissioner Ewan Clague testified that retail price increases since budget estimates raised expenses by about 3 percent.
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Shington
U.P
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Senate House
Ewan Clague
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Ment
Clague
Indians' Plight Laid to Bureau's Faulty Personnel
The House appropriations committee recommended $200,000 in emergency relief for Navajo and Hopi Indians this winter, $250,000 less than requested. It criticized the Bureau of Indian Affairs for short-sighted policies, noting 65,000 Indians in an area supporting 35,000 and calling the conditions not of their making.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Appropriations Committee
Jaatid Quake Shakes Memphis and Nearby States
An apparent mild earthquake rattled Memphis and surrounding areas in southwestern Tennessee, northeastern Arkansas, and northwestern Mississippi last night, with sections of the city and region affected. No injuries or major damage reported as residents felt tremors.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Warren seeks probe of bookmaking wire services in California
Governor Earl Warren calls for action after a special crime commission report cites wire services as a backbone of the bookmaking racketeering. The Public Utilities Commission plans to investigate use of gambling interests within communication facilities under its jurisdiction. Officials warn the racket fuels violence and corruption and urge broad regulation of telephone and telegraph services. The commission's five members include Admiral Standley and Gerald Hagar.
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San Francisco
A.P
Public Utilities Commission
California
Earl Warren
Commission
Harold P. Hull
Huls
Special Commission
State Utilities Commission
Warren
Special Commission On Organized Crime
California Public Utilities Commission
Bookles
Bugsy” Siegel
Beverly Hills
Age Les
Siegel
Commission of Crime
Ee Commission
Ite
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Rites Planned for Aid Signing Delayed by Truman
President Truman plans to delay signing the 597 million dollar foreign aid bill to allow a White House ceremony. Charles G. Rosa said the event would underline the measure’s importance and alignment with the administration’s goals.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Rosa Aald
Gareiey
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