Marshall's Global Plan Facing Crisis in Congress
Secretary of State Marshall's global strategy tests Congress over a $50 million aid for China spanning 15 months from April 1. Critics expect pushback. no military aid for Chinese Nationalist forces is included. The plan ties to a $6.8 billion European recovery program, underscoring a strategy to choose critical areas for help amid limited funds.
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Marshall
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Soviet Ukraine Blames Britain Over Palestine Split
Tarasenko accuses Great Britain of obstructing the United Nations plan to divide Palestine into Jewish and Arab states. He cites Britain’s stance as contrary to UN General Assembly resolutions and notes Britain’s delay in permitting the UN five-nation Palestine commission.
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Palestine
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Camphor From Turpentine Reported by Hiroshima Professors
Tokyo February 6 The Nippon Times reports two Hiroshima University professors Bunkichi Masumoto and Toshio Funahashi developed an inexpensive method to make camphor from turpentine by acidifying the perfume. They anticipate large scale production using the process.
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U S and Russia Clash Over Japan Disarmament at Far Eastern Commission
The 21 nation Far Eastern Commission remains deadlocked on disarmament and reparations for Japan after two score policy agreements. The United States and Russia diverge on how to disarm Japan and how to share reparations, while debates continue over long term measures to prevent renewed aggression. Russia’s prisoner releases and counts cited complicate the dispute.
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Japan birth rate rises while deaths fall in year
Japan's welfare ministry reports a higher birth rate and lower death rate for the previous year. The population gain is estimated at 1 050 000, bringing Japan's total population to about 80,000,000.
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Japan
Thousands of Letters Flood Los Angeles Mayor Over Rain Plan
Los Angeles reports a flood of mail to Mayor Bowron with tips to end the 70 year drought. A New Jersey man sent a copper coin to expose to rain, a Bellis resident offered radio program hush money, and a woman linked the drought to sin and vowed to shut venues if rain came.
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California High Court Rules Railroads Must Accept Hot Cargo
The California Supreme Court held that railroads must handle freight deemed hot cargo, upholding a Sonoma Superior Court injunction against picketing by lumber mill workers and carpenters against the Northwestern Pacific Railroad. Justice Jesse W. Carter wrote the decision. the court also left intact a contempt conviction against Ray Davis for violating the injunction.
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Coal Impasse Blame Placed
NEW YORK February 6. A resigned impartial trustee of the United Mine Workers pension fund says the coal impasse stems from John Lewis of the UMW refuses to yield and Van Horn for the miners offers no alternative. Murray notes the three trustees Lewis Van Horn and Murray failed to agree on eligibility rules and payments. Murray resigned January 6 citing mediation failure as the impasse continues.
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Thomas’ i. Murray
United Mine Workers’ Pension Fund
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John JL. Lews
van Horn
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Stolen Clothing Reported Near Belmont Pier
Jack J. Augsburger of 4616 Shaw St reported clothing valued at 270 dollars stolen from his car parked near Belmont Pier yesterday. The incident was reported to police.
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Jobless Dad Abandons Children For Lack Of Work
In Denver on February 6, a 26 year old war veteran William J Cantrell left his two children Betty Ann age 3 and Bradford age 2 at their aunt's home saying he could not provide for them. The aunt while injured could not care for the pair and they were sent to Denver General Hospital where staff planned to use them in classes as normal children.
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William J. Cantrell
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Denver General Hospital
Leap Year Marriage Licenses Dip in January Reports
Read of Leap Year marriage licenses showing January totals 5 to 20 percent below last year in 14 elites cities. Kansas City reports an increase while New York Chicago and others show declines amid high prices housing shortages and wartime marriage trends.
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World Fund Outpaces Bank in Dollar Aid to Foreign Nations
The World Fund accelerates loans to eight countries totaling 478.7 million dollars while the World Bank has pledged 497 million and delivered 300 million to four nations. Bank activity slows as Congress debates Europe recovery program funding, per President John J. McCloy.
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