German Trade Harmony Seen by Wednesday
American sources say the three powers near an accord to restore East West German trade mechanics with a full agreement expected by next Wednesday. Wilkinson, economic adviser to the U S Military Government, notes Western commerce could revive soon as talks end. Western powers approve limited East German trade rules for Berlin despite lingering blockades as Russians express intent to resume deliveries.
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Lawrence F. Wilkinson
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Britain
France
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Assam
State Senator Recovering After Crash
State Senator has been hospitalized with chest and shoulder injuries after a crash. Reports say he suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung. Doctors describe the condition as serious but improving.
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Herns
Rita and Prince Ask Mayor to Tie Knot
ANNES France May 14 AP The Communist mayor of Villauris has been asked to perform the wedding for Moslem Prince Aly Khan and Hollywood actress Rita Hayworth on May 27. A civil ceremony may precede a Moslem religious rite at Chateau de l Horizon Golfe Juan if permissions and licenses are granted. The couple reportedly presents an $18,000 Italian car as a wedding gift and designer Jacques Fath is crafting a pale blue dress described as glacier color.
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Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Paris
Jacques Fath
Paris Presse
Biss Rita" Hayworth
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Juan
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Horizon
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Mario Magliano
al ‘Fahn
Paul Terf
Salvador Orders Yankee to Leave Salvador
SALVADOR, El Salvador, May 14. The government ordered the American manager of a railway to leave the country within 12 hours to quell a strike. J. Herbert Wilton, manager of International Railways of Central America, faced expulsion amid a wage dispute and worker demands.
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J. Herbert Wilton
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International Railways of Central America
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Clay to Be Paid Honors at Elaborate Homecoming
Washington May 14 reports Lucius D. Clay, former commander of U S forces in Europe, will receive honors upon return home next week. The ceremony involves top military and political leaders including Acting Army Secretary Gordon Gray, Navy Secretary Francis Matthews, and Deputy Secretary W. Stuart Symington, with awards to other officials and entertainers connected to President Truman's administration.
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Senate of the Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Aly
W. Stuart Spnnidgton
Truman
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Rayourn
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Mare
Mra
Anna Mary
Eee
Minoribertson
Eagle Bri
Appropriations
Angie Five
Lesson
Armed Services
Madeleine Carrell
Lear-Feced
Women s Press Club roasts national figures at banquet
More than 600 attendees including cabinet members and Congressmen watched as the Women s Press Club in Portland Oregon hosted a banquet featuring jokes about leaders like Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Ruth Montgomery of the New York Daily News spoke as Perle Meserve hosted. An amusing program included quips about Mrs Truman and other dignitaries and drew a lively response from the audience.
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Portlane
Ore
Mary Jane Wardoo
Marjorie Child Punts
Atnneapolis
Minn
Execu
Usted States
Perle Mesia
Heard
Ruth Montgomery
New York Daily News
Perle
Mike
Wiliams
United Press
United
Ellender Joins Taft-Hartley Substitution Effort
Senator Ellender of Louisiana said he would sponsor a Republican drafted substitute to the Taft Hartley repeal bill. He predicted several southern Democrats would co sponsor and help push changes favoring the existing labor law balance. The maneuver aims for broad sponsorship before a likely late month vote, amid broader labor law debates in Congress.
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D.-La
Taft
Ohio
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Alga
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Donnell
Eilender
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Staster
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House
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Senator alleges Communist tied to atomic scholarship
Senator Hickenlooper charges the Atomic Energy Commission awarded a $3,600 yearly science fellowship to a person described as a Communist. He notes the award was not canceled after an internal probe. The case follows another Communist student, Freemanatd, receiving a commission scholarship at the University of North Carolina. Officials say the program does not require an advance security check for nonsecret study, while security considerations apply to some funded by federal programs.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Congress
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University For North Carolina
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Lely
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Rand
Veopie
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Gwards
Commis
David E. Lillenthal
Hickenlooper
Commission
O! Day
Allies Move to Restrict Preconference Strategy Talks
Paris May 34 Diplomats from the United States Britain and France imposed a news blackout on their joint strategy for the imminent Big Four conference on Germany. Western officials met for over eight hours in the Foreign Ministry and then extended talks through Monday agreeing not to reveal topics or actions to avoid provoking the Russians before Soviet involvement. Moscow newspapers said the talks could signal a first step toward future basic agreements on Germany.
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France
Germany
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U. S
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Car Dealers Plea Rejected in Bankruptcies
In Owarsville on May 14 two multimillion dollar car dealers Robert L Koetzer and Arthur F Kramer were denied discharge from bankruptcy. They admitted owing over 3,000,000 to customers who did not receive cars or refunds. Referee in Bankruptcy Thomas Williamson sustained objections to Koetzer and Kramer petitions due to improper records. Case continued to July 11 in Springfield.
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Arthur FP
Kramer
Cara
Thomas Williamson
Tzer Kramer
Sac
Meanie Federal
Smetzer
Springfield
National Resource Corp Proposed by UN consultant
United Nations economic consultant Raushenbush proposed Congress create the National Resource Corp to provide a low interest loan program totaling 313 billion dollars over ten years. The agency would aid farmers and other natural resource owners to adopt approved conservation methods.
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Raushenbush
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National Resource Corp. Agency
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Britain Grants Malaya War Damage Compensation
London May 14 Britain was granted Malaya 20 million pounds compensation for war damage and will offer additional 5000000 pounds in interest. The figure also includes up to 874000000 pounds in related terms and sums.
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Malaya
Balaya
Tee Joan
Northwest Rivers Swell in Heat Wave
Flood-control crews reinforced sandbag walls as northwest rivers rose from a heat wave. Kootenai River flooded about 1000 acres of wheat and range land near Bonners Ferry Idaho, while Fraser River water breached near Sledgate spilling muddy water on five acres near Glen Valley. Forecast of more warm weather and deep mountain snows raised concerns for regional flood control authorities.
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Bob Walker to be released from hospital tomorrow
Topeka May 14 Robert Walker film star is slated for discharge from the Menninger Clinic here tomorrow after several months of treatment. Officials announced the planned release noting his recovery and earlier hospitalization.
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Robert Walker
Menninger Clinic
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwynioe
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Petey Lawford
Royal Tea Receptions Feature Plan for Ambassadors
London May 14 The King and Queen will host social teas at Buckingham Palace this week for visiting ambassadors. The event marks a modern presentation at court with guests selected by embassies and palace authorities to ensure proper attendance. Attendees include U S Ambassador Lewis Douglas and Mrs. Douglas with daughter Sharman, plus other diplomatic pairs.
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Elizabeth
Acme
Oden
Buckingham Palace
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Sharman
Margaret
Five Cent Tuberculin Test Promises Quick Plasto Test
A new plaster-based tuberculin skin test developed by Dr. Harry J. Corper at National Jewish Hospital in Denver promises low cost and faster results. The plasto test uses a liquid plastic that hardens on skin, showing whether tuberculosis is present within 24 hours. Production costs run about a nickel per test, and it avoids the irritations associated with patch tests.
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Harry J. Corper
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
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