Britain seeks drastic loan plan to avert crisis
Washington reports say American and British policy makers consider eight drastic remedies to Britain's economic crisis. A $2.009 billion stabilisation loan is among the proposals to support pounds and curb the slide, with talks at Chequers involving Snyder Cripps and Bevin. Trade with Russia Yugoslavia Hungary and Czechoslovakia could rise, but payment would be in non dollar currencies while Britain seeks machinery and capital goods.
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Red States
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Albacore Catches Reported by San Diego Boats
San Diego vessels unload a mixed catch including the Guiseppina at 12 tons and the Hurry Home at 7 tons. Other boats carried 2 to 5 tons, with most fish coming from Todos Santos and Cape region waters in Lower California.
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Man Dies After Daring Rescue Attempt in River
In Modesto on July date, Calvin Gohmen, 36, of Stockton, dived fully clothed into the Fanchet River to assist distressed swimmers. He carried an unidentified person toward shore but died in the effort. Rescue crews recovered the body later, and the incident is investigated as a fatal rescue attempt.
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Senator Blasts Arms Plan as Come-on Gag
Senator Russell of Georgia called the administration’s foreign arms program the first take of an outlay he estimates could cost 12 to 20 billion dollars. He warned that supplying Western Europe with military equipment would exceed Marshall Plan costs and argued the arms proposal is separate from the NATO treaty, with Congress free to vote its own position.
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Armed Forces Study Large Civilian Workforce Cuts
Washington July 9. The armed forces are studying a drastic civilian layoff plan, with estimates suggesting 100 000 to 200 000 workers could be cut. The Navy faces potential the largest reductions due to shipbuilding cuts, while the Army and Air Force would also trim civilian staff as a result of wartime downsizing. The total civilian workforce at home and overseas was 897 000 as of May 30, with current testimony indicating possible savings of about 1 billion dollars by eliminating wastage and duplication.
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Red's Truck Blockade Extends Across Berlin Route
FRANKFURT July 9 Six Soviet zone border crossings halted freight trucks bound for Berlin. Most vehicles carried fruit and vegetables from western Germany. Trucks were turned back at Herrenburg Bergen am der Que and at Wartha Neustadt Hof Coburg along the American and Soviet zones. Empty trucks were not bothered. The Helmstedt Autobahn crossing reported quiet. Neustadt Hof and Coburg lie in Hesse and Bavaria. routes referenced border points marked the blockade effort.
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Move to Oust Scott as G O P Chief Reported
Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports about 25 Republican committee members gathered to oust Scott and name a successor. Identified supporters include Kelland Hallawan West Virginia, Walter B Carroll Reece, Katherine Kennedy, and Guy Gabrielaen, with attempts to force a national committee vote.
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Texas
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Government shifts money and credit policy in force
Policy changes take effect as President Truman prepares midyear economic report. Authorities moved to ease credit and lower interest by allowing government securities to rise, urging banks to expand lending, and lowering reserve requirements. New housing credit rules and Regulation W changes aim to channel more funds into commerce, with bond prices hitting multi‑year highs and limited immediate lending gains.
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Caterpillars Challenge Housewives in Lebanon Battle
In Lebanon Oregon on July 5 housewives armed with brooms and water buckets fought a sudden surge of caterpillars along the edge of town. The insects moved en masse, challenging farmers and residents as they advanced. Local authorities advised caution and cleanup efforts as the swarm persisted.
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Bridegroom Saved Bride Lost in Lake Erie
ERIE, PA July 9 04 Fishermen and Coast Guard rescued a 65 year old man who clung to the edge of a capsized boat for six hours after a squall toppled a motor boat. The bride Florence 30 Hanna Haas 46 and Robert Wagenknecht 20 were pulled from the lake. Getchell survived prostration and shock with others rescued. Dawn revealed Getchell alone.
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Robert Wagenknecht
Wingless-hen eggs to be shipped from Des Moines to London
Des Moines on July 9 reports Peter H. Baumann founder of the wingless fowl says the first wingless chicken eggs will be sent to London by air next week. He owns over 400 wingless birds and plans to ship about three dozen eggs Monday, noting no current price and describing the bird as needing wire confinement and robust leg exercise for upright balance.
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Sonny Ivers Jaw Surgery Reported After City Incident
A Los Angeles report notes Alwyn Sonny Ivers, a Oklahoma City youth, underwent jaw surgery following a reported shooting incident last week tied to a hold-up on Jovers Lane. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary clipping.
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Warning Enough Raleigh NC July 9 claims buy intersection
A clipped Raleigh area item notes a July 9 claim or warning connected to the city intersection. The fragment mentions Raleigh North Carolina and a purchase or claim event but lacks full details.
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Congressmen Plan Hearing on Hiss Case
Congressmen plan a hearing in both houses next week on the inconclusive six week trial of Alger Hiss on perjury charges. Rep Nixon and Rep Case call for an Un American Activities Committee probe, while Rep Wood opposes new inquiry. The Justice Department promises a new trial soon for Hiss, with debate over Judge Kaufman’s conduct and potential bias.
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Four youths nabbed after 80 mph Santa Rosa chase
In Guerneville four San Francisco youths were arrested on car theft charges after a pursuit from Rio Nido to Guerneville at speeds up to 80 miles per hour. The teens, Jim MeGinnis 17 Bess Tompkins 16 Joan Carter 15 and Don Dohennan were booked. They were found hiding under a Union bridge along the Russian River.
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UAW Reserve Plan Outlined By Reuther At Convention
Walter Reuther announces a potential up to ten million dollar strike fund to be raised within a year as part of a broad UAW plan amid Ford and General Motors contract tensions. He urges delegates to purge factionalism and signals measures to bolster reserves for emergencies.
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President Truman orders drive against monopoly drive
President Truman mobilizes 12 government departments to support a congressional probe into monopoly power. He urged full cooperation with House Judiciary Chairman Celler as the committee plans a wide-scale study of antitrust laws to curb consolidation and boost competition. Attorney General Clark to testify first Monday.
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Mercury Reaches 113 at India in Heat Wave
INDIO July 9 The Imperial and Cella Vieus man settled 110, the hottest day thus far this summer as a scorching heat wave gripped the area with records broken and residents seeking shade and relief.
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Tito Open to Trade Talks with West, Envoy Says
Yugoslav envoy Tito states willingness to negotiate trade terms with the West. He notes Poland and other eastern European satellites have halted dealings with the United States and Britain, as Warsaw officials seek exact conditions.
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Pair Battle Klamath Death Trap Ends In $500 Finish
Two men Merten Coates and Oscar Taylor of Kilmath, California, rode the express train currents on the Klamath River seeking a $500 jackpot at the finish. The rough text notes half their time and the worst of their feats as brothers navigated the dangerous run.
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