Collector Must Clean Up Jammed Six-room Nest
AN FRANCISCO May 25 Attorney Lloyd McComberty says he is a connoisseur. Health department inspectors reported a six room flat jammed with debris from glass and china to tires and old radio horns. The kitchen held unsanitary, uncooked and spoiled foods. Four dogs and six kittens roamed amid shredded newspapers. McComber compared it to Langley Collyer’s famous mess but said his collection is stored to keep it out of the way. Chief Inspector Kelterer gave five days to clean up, later noting that would be insufficient.
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AN Francisco
Lloyd McComberty
Health
Langley Collyer Place
McComber
Collyer House
New York
John Kelterer
Board of Health
Kelterer
Plea for Billions to Rearm Western Europe Foreseen
Sen George D Ga predicts Congress will be asked to fund three to six billion dollars early next year to aid rearming Western Europe against communism. The plan may cover modernizing Britain s navy boosting air power and aiding other nations under a Western European defense alliance. Any action would require congressional authorization and appropriation.
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Ashington
George D-Ga
Congress
George
Truman Administration
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
United States
France
Senate
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Robert M. Lovett
Z George
Boy, 12, Found Admits Hoax
Alan D. McCauley aged 12 was found by police on Hollywood's Vine Street after a three day disappearance. He admitted writing the ransom note his parents found Saturday and said he slept behind billboards and at service stations. He had eaten little of the offered food.
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Los Angeles
Alan D. McCauley
Hollywood
Vine St
Dave Einstein
John McCauley
Alan
Marshall Calls for Trade Act Today But House Moves Ahead
Washington May 25 House Republicans set to push their own measure on extending the Trade Agreements Act amid Secretary of State Marshall plea to keep the act intact. Marshall warned the path to tariff cuts would be crippled if amendments are limited, while Democrats cried gag rule as debate time was restricted. The Administration seeks a three year extension, but the GOP plan would extend only one year with new Congress authority over trade pacts. Marshall defended the program begun in 1934 as a cornerstone of U.S. foreign economic policy.
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Washington
House
Marshall
Rules Committee
Eiouse G. O. P
Congress
Federal Tariff Commission
Truman
Rep. Doughton
N. C
U. S
Family Forum Groups Advised
Cleveland May 25 UFI Family forums to promote world understanding by discussing and evaluating current news events were urged at the annual convention of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers Mrs Paul L Gould of Cranston R I chairman of the congress publicity committee made the recommendation during a panel on world understanding She urged members to read the news carefully and interpret it before guiding children in their sphere of influence
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Cleveland
UFI
National
Comgress of Parents and Teachers
Paul L. Gould
Cranston
R. 1
Congress’ Publicity Committee
Gould
Wallace charges promise not kept in race
Wallace told a Portland audience that President Truman has not fulfilled a pledge to end racial discrimination in federal agencies. He urged reminding the president of that broken promise as part of his campaign for president.
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Portland
Ore
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Wallace
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