New Congress May Fight Truman Ration Proposal
A survey of incoming lawmakers shows broad backing for the Marshall Plan and farm price supports, with mixed views on standby price controls, Taft Hartley repeal, and continued foreign aid. The results reflect a newly elected House and Senate set to convene January 3 and weigh key Truman administration proposals.
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Man Throttles Mother of Two in North Providence
A 32 year old man, Henry A. Williams, confessed to strangling Genevieve Singleton after 13 kisses and a dispute over leaving for California. He told police he throttled her in a North Providence back seat, tying a necktie around her throat. Williams, father of three, faced murder charges and was to be arraigned in Providence district court.
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Red Hero Sees Peace Barrier in Moscow Parade
In Moscow on the 21st anniversary of the Russian revolution Marshal S K Timoshenko declared the peace policy of the USSR faces pressure from Anglo American warmongers. He warned preparedness would continue as the peace forces will not allow a new war. Stalin missed Red Square ceremonies on vacation. Aviation was emphasized with jet fighters and four engine bombers visible. United States representatives attended the parade through Ambassador Bedell Smith and various attaches. George C Marshall was invited to the Paris reception but did not attend. Willard L Thorp stood in for the U N delegation.
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Corruption Held China Barrier
Cleveland from November 8 reports a muttered claim that corruption in high places fuels war logistics as American pilots struggle to unload planes from China. Arthur Young of Berea, Ohio, describes losses and the motive to save face and profit amid a looming Communist advance.
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Dulles Told by President to Stay as UN Delegate
John Foster Dulles said President Truman encouraged him to remain as American delegate to the United Nations assembly in Paris. He read a cable from Truman praising his work and thanking him for the congratulations. The exchange quelled rumors of Dulles leaving the U.S. delegation amid Soviet sarcasm after the American elections.
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Women’s Air Force Seeks Veterans for Openings
Unlimited openings for veterans in the Women’s Air Force are now available says Maj. EK. R. Lenzen of the Army and Air Force Recruiting Service. Qualified women with prior service travel to Hamilton Air Force Base California for clothing issue and assignment. Further information from the recruiting station at 128 S. Pine Ave or by phone 7-4094.
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Fragment from an article notes a leader tasked with feeding and supplying his men, reflecting concern over logistics and capacity amid ongoing operations. The readable text hints at challenges in provisioning troops and maintaining readiness.
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