Marshall warns ERP cuts risk failure for Europe
Secretary of State Marshall tells Senate appropriations committee that House reductions threaten European Recovery Program success. He recalls the program carried a calculated risk from the start and urges higher funding, alongside Paul Hoffman who warns cuts would derail Europe’s industrial revival and necessary machinery and equipment.
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Washington
A.P
Marshall
House
Europe
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Paul G. Hoffman
S Hoffman
Marshall Plan Parleys Begun
Washington reports the United States opened negotiations with Marshall Plan nations to govern American European recovery operations. British ambassador Sir Oliver Franks met for 75 minutes with Assistant Secretary of State Willard Thorpe, the American lead negotiator.
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Washington
United States
Sir Oliver Franks
Willard Thorpe
Ship movements stir port peeve as strike nears
Federal Employe Unions hold open store convention in Long Heath with page B-1 coverage of events, highlighting labor actions affecting port activity and potential disruptions.
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Federal Employe Unions
Long Heath
Democrats take control push housing bill through committee
Political roundup notes Democrats gain control and advance a housing measure through a House banking committee. Flood control funds include Long Beach harbor and county flood projects. Secretary calls for volunteers for an international police effort.
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House Banking Committee
Long Beach
Rome
Index of sections and page designations
A reader notice lists where to find various content in the newspaper, including Bridge on A-11, Cerics on B-7, Crossword on A-1, Editorial on A-10, Markets on A-14, Local news on B-1, and sports on A-8 and A-19, plus references to radio, shipping and tides pages. The notice also mentions women’s activities on B-2, B-3, and B-4 and theaters on B-6.
Policemen Quarrel Over Girl Ends in Fatal Redondo Shootout
In Redondo Beach territory, Officer Fred L. Tayles, 35, was shot fatally by fellow officer Robert McCully, 38, during a drunken quarrel over a waitress. The incident occurred after a cruiser trip with two waitresses, leading to a scuffle and McCully firing from his gun. Tayles died at Harbor General Hospital. McCully is to be booked on murder charges. the women are held as witnesses.
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Edondo
Hi Spot
McCully
Burroughs
Lyons
Taylor
Crase
Harbor General Hospital
Harbor General Hospital, ‘Tor- Trance
Hermosa Beach
Jack Harlow
Redondo Beach
Lowell Hopkins
Palestine Truce Begins Four-Week Armistice Period
An uneasy peace settles on Palestine as a four week armistice and arms embargo take effect at 1 a m. The truce aims to curb fighting while U N mediator Folke Bernadotte seeks a partition solution. The Jewish side says the cease fire held several hours, while Damascus was bombed and Syria reported continued bombardment. Britain opposes recognizing Israel during the truce, arguing it would favor one side and is backed by much of the world including the United States.
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Associated Press
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Folke Bernadotte
U. N
Damascus
Syria
United Nations
UV. Na
JC. P. Mayhew
Ernest Bevin
Parliament
Britain
Israel
Palesti
Mayhew
Laborite
N. H. Laver
Bevin
Lever
America
Union Authorizes Loan to Israel
The A. F. L. International Ladies Garment Workers Union's general executive board approved a onemillion dollar loan to the new state of Israel on the recommendation of president David Dubinsky. The union has already contributed two hundred twenty thousand dollars in donations to Eaganah this year.
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New York
Israel
A. F. L. International Ladies Garment Workers Union
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Joan
Eaganah
Israel Militia
Greeks report intensified fighting near Yugoslav frontier
The Greek army general staff announced a sharp rise in clashes with 16 guerrillas killed and 14 captured in important engagements south of the Yugoslav border on the Vitsi and Kaimakchalan mountains. Reports also cited clashes in western Thessaly and three areas of western Macedonia.
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Athens
Guerrilas
Vitsi
Kaimakchalan
Thessaly
Macedonia
Mystical Heist Hits Magician Arno Bast in Philadelphia
June 11 report says magician Arno Bast found his car broken into on a downtown street. Thieves stole his magic making gear including hats rabbits and other props.
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Philadelphia
Arno Bast
Husky Youth Charged in Slaying of Anna May Catanese
Mario Giannone, a 19 year old Iron Worker from Bridgeport, Pa, was charged with murder after the body of Anna May Catanese, 19, was found in a creek in Merion Township Pennsylvania. District Attorney E Arnold Forrest said Giannone signed a statement admitting to the killing following a dispute.
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Mumnmiasuya
Anna May Catanese
Upper Merion Township
Montgomery County
E. Arnold Forrest
Mario Giannone
Bridgeport
Bill on admitting Polish soldiers to U S is defeated
The House rejected a plan to admit 18 000 former Polish soldiers to the United States by a 77 to 57 vote. Rep Lodge proposed opening the way for them while aiming to include 200 000 homeless Europeans in the next two years.
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Washington
Germany
England
Lodge
R-Conn
United States
261 Rescued in Danish Mine Disaster at Kattegat
About 150 Danes drowned when the passenger vessel Kjoebenhavn struck a World War II mine and blew up in the Kattegat. The 166%ton ship carrying 400 passengers sank within 10 minutes near Aalborg. Nine bodies were recovered as rescue crews searched, with 261 survivors reported.
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Aalborg
Denmark
Kjoebenhavn
Kattegat
United Steamship Co. ID. F. D. S
Copenhagen
Jutland
Dangulf Lube
Hals Harbor
Iocal Ospitad
Troebenhavn
Aalborg Bay
Frigga
May record set as Tipsy Missy jailed on 103rd offense
Los Angeles June 11 May Foreman 56 was jailed on a drunkenness charge for the 103rd time in the city breaking a local record. Arrested Wednesday in a Fifth Street case she pleaded not guilty and sought a jury trial. Remanded after failing to post 100 dollar bail set by Municipal Judge Louis Kaufman.
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Los Angeles
May Foreman
Jai
Miss Foreman
Louis W. Kaufman
President Truman flies over flood area to Salem Oregon
President Truman departed McChord Field Washington for a flight over the Columbia River flood area toward Salem Oregon. Poor visibility and rain limited what he could see as he planned to inspect flood damage en route. He later planned a Portland stop for Red Cross remarks before a California trip.
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Mcchord Field
Wash
Truman
Salem
Ore
Congress
Olymbia
Sylvester Park
Philip B. Fleming
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Gay
Mon
Peene
Portland
The
Red Cross
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Brandenburg Citizens Forbidden to Move
The governments of Brandenburg and the Russian occupation zone today forbade residents to move into the British and American sectors.
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Brandenburg
Taft says Truman attacks Congress and democracy
Sen. Robert A. Taft told a Union League audience in Philadelphia that President Truman’s criticism of Congress undermines representative government. He accused Truman of aiding communists and urged Congress to adjourn and seek a November vote for a president aligned with his program.
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Hiladelphia
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Congress
Ohio Republican
Union League
Ruman
Taft
Hart School Bus Crash Kills Driver and Injures 22
A truck and a loaded school bus collided near Van Nuys on June 11 killing the bus driver from St. Ferdinand's and injuring 22 children, none seriously. The bus carried about 30 students as investigations began into a possible double death by own act pact.
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van Nuys
Mel
St. Ferdinand’s
Huntington Park
Georgia R. Lundin
Lassen
Ralph
Sepulveda
Lundin
General Hospital
Lee Lane
Vandenberg Urges Senate to Back Anti Red Aid Plan
Sen. Vandenberg urged swift approval of a resolution to fund political and military support for European nations resisting Communist aggression. As chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee he argued the measure strengthens United Nations procedures and shows the Senate seeks peaceful security through international cooperation.
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Washington
Sen. Vandenberg
Senate
Vandenberg
Lway
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Vandenbere
Highest Crest Perils Huge Metal Plant
Portland flood danger widens as the Columbia River breaches another dike. The 10,000 acre area including Troutdale's Reynolds Metals aluminum plant, airport, and golf courses faces rising water. Army engineers warn of a 30 foot crest, with continued inundation and evacuee risk.
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Portland
Ore
A.P
Columbia
U. S. Army Engineers
Reynolds Metals Co
Troutdale
Multnomah County
Coast Guard
Pacific Northwest
Vanport
Portland Meadows
Alderwood
Riverside
Broadmoor
Colwood
Blue Lake
U. S. Weather Bureau
Oregon
Canada
Fraser
Pacific
Army probes rumor of Korean strafing
The U.S. Army investigates an unconfirmed report that an unidentified plane strafed Korean fishermen near Ullung Island about five miles off the east coast. The Korean Fishery Association says 16 fishermen were killed.
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Seoul
U.S. Army
Korean Fishery Association
Ullung Island
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