Acheson Act to Block Out in ECA Fund
Secretary of State Dean Acheson and ECA head William Foster urged Congress to provide adequate funds for a third year of the Marshall Plan. They stressed Europe’s economic and military strength as vital to policy goals amid Korea and other threats. The pending $2.669 billion appropriation would include a carryover. Foster warned of a heavier burden as Western Europe builds military strength. Acheson called funds essential to sustain European resilience.
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Congress
Europe
Dean Acheson
William Foster
Economic Co-operation Administration
ECA
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Foster
Acheson
United States
Western Europe
Welther
Truman
Western
AMA urges doctors to volunteer for military duty
The American Medical Association called on physicians trained at government expense and deferred during World War II to volunteer for immediate military service. AMA President Dr. Elmer L. Henderson said the group will ensure adequate care for armed forces potentially via legislation. Army medical reserve needs 350 doctors immediately. army officials warned action may come within weeks if care is lacking.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Elmer L. Henderson
A. M. A. Council On National Emergency Medical Service
Council
Army Medical Corps
Army
Navy
Deputies Focused on Gambling Arrests in Shrinking Year
Los Angeles reports show sheriff's deputies spent most of the last fiscal year rounding up gambling violators. From the year ended June 30, 793 gambling arrests were made with 784 convictions. bookmaking arrests reached 291 with 259 convictions. Other offenses included morals cases 101, liquor violations 28, health and safety code 693, and miscellaneous 32.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
West Ready to Balk Russ U N Trouble at Lake Success
Western Powers met in secret at Lake Success to seek an immediate adjournment of the United Nations Security Council if Soviet Delegate Jacob A Malik blocks agenda release. The group, including the United States Britain France and Norway, warned of delays to consult governments and urged Trygve Lie to secure Malik’s prompt agenda submission. They expect Malik to stage a propa ganda attack against the United States while facing possible defeat if he attempts to condemn U S intervention in China or oust the Chinese Nationalists. The story ends with a note urging readers to check tonight's Help Wanted in the Press Telegram classifieds.
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Jacob A. Maliki
Council
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Britain
France
Norway
United Nations
Malik
Security Council
U. N
Trygve Lie
Russia
U. S
China
Truman
Formosa
Har
Wedding Day Ends With Crash And Knife Wound Fight
A Long Beach couple's wedding day was marred by a traffic crash on Long Beach Boulevard and a brawl with knives. Bridegroom Lawrence and bride Bunny, both 19, were in a wedding party when a second car cut in and tried to run over cans. The Toombs car rear ended the other vehicle, sparking a fight during which Henry Chiotakis was stabbed in the hand. Police booked Jack Hinton for assault with a deadly weapon. two others were released after questioning. The couple planned to attend the reception late and will live at 805 West Fourth Street.
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Bunny Lawrence
Robert
Lawrence
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Robert Lawrence
Bunny
Downey
San Antonio Dr
Long Beach Blvd
Thomas D. Toombs
Compton
Henry E. Chiotakis
St. Mary's Hospital
Jack C. Hinton
Los Angeles
J. L. Francis
Bare Spending Lacks Fighting Power
Washington July 23 AP Of about 48 billion dollars spent by the Armed Forces in the four years ending June 30 1950 only 9 billion 18 percent has gone into new planes tanks ships and guns Johnson says 60 percent of Truman's 10.5 billion requested for armed forces is for weapons and 90 percent of the four peacetime years average appropriation went to pay, clothing and food, operation and maintenance, major procurement, and research and development revealing a broad breakdown for the four year period.
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Ashington
of Defense
Johnson
Vinson [kDead
House Armed Services Committee
Truman
House Committee
Congress
National Guard
U S Veto Demand on Red China Echoes in Congress
In Washington on July 29 fresh calls rose in Congress to veto admission of the Chinese Communists to the United Nations. Sen. OConor urged ignoring protocol for a realistic path barring a delegation likely to thwart democratic aims. Sen. Ives backed stronger State Department stance and possible veto. Other senators previously pressed for veto if needed.
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Congress
United States
United Nations
Sen. O'Conor
D.-Md
Sen. Ives
R.-N
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Department
Security Council
Pmo
Sen. George
D.ga
Smith
R.M
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
Take the Guesswork Out of Your Income for Rent Ads
The press Telegram urges filling varied rent ad variants by phone 6-9066, offering an easy method to complete classified rental notices. Local readers are invited to call with availability and details to streamline listings.
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