Marshall outlines four year plan cost and China role
Secretary Marshall presented emergency and long range aid for Europe with estimates of 7.5 billion in interim aid and 22.44 billion in outside support over four years. He stressed grants and loans, currency stabilization, and a pact based program with 16 western European nations including France Italy and Austria while addressing China and occupation costs in Germany Japan and Korea.
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Germany
United States
Britain
Robert A. Lovett
Marshall
Lovett
Paris
Europe
Italy
Austria
France
Ho Faria
United] States
Congress
State Department
Department of State
National Advisory Council
United Statevernment
International Bank
Goat in Police Car Causes Fresh Air Dilemma
In Philadelphia a stray goat wandered city streets. Officer Michael Cohen placed the animal in his patrol car with windows closed to prevent escape. The odor trapped him until Sgt. Albert Timmer opened the door and allowed air. The goat was tethered away from headquarters and later claimed by its owner.
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Philadelphia
Michael Cohen
Billy
Cohen
Carpenter Sts
Albert ‘Timmer
Timmer
Leghorn Policeman Killed in Riot
Dispatches report a Leghorn police patrol member was killed and two officers beaten in a weekend wave of violence in northern Italy. The attack involved two armed men with Bren guns. Attilio Miragna, a libel case witness in Milan, was beaten unconscious by five assailants outside a court.
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Rome
Italy
pallMntin
Anse
Leghorn
Atticlo Miragna
Unita
Milan
Unemployment Claims Decline Across State
Sacramento reports week ending Oct 30 shows total unemployment insurance claims and veterans' allowances down 6 percent from the prior week and 11 percent year over year. Seasonal factors lift initial claims 5 percent statewide, offset by fewer continued claimants in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys.
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Sacramento
Department of Employment
San Joaquin
Marshall urges urgent aid for Europe to avert economic collapse
George C. Marshall warns that immediate aid is needed to feed and support Italy, France, and Austria through winter. He argues a short-range relief plan is essential to prevent deterioration of their economies and social life as funds may run out by December 1. The long-term Marshall plan may wait for Congress’ January session.
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Italy
Austria
Marshall
Re Rt
Europe
Callusion
China
United States
Generalisjo
Chiang Kai-shek
eThia
America
Marshal
Albert Egedemeyer
Ina
Uman
Congress
Truman
Co ed l May Remarry Herwig and Nadia Hegeman
LAS VEGAS November 10 32 year old Marine lieutenant and former UC football hero Herwig and his co ed bride Nadia Hegeman 31 contemplated a second ceremony. They had married last Thursday before Herwig learned his divorce from Kathileen Winsor may not be final until December 9. Winsor who in October 16 married bandleader Artie Shaw went to Juarez Mexico to wed. Herwig said they may remain in California a month.
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Las Vegas
Bob Herwig
University of California
Nadia Hegeman
Miss Winsor
Juarez
Mex
Artie “Shaw
Herwig
California
Avie ‘Shaw
Miss Winsay
Mexico
Ex Black Dahlia Hoaxer Arrested in Springfield
Ex Black Dahlia hoaxer Joseph A Du Mais 30 from Claremont New Hampshire and Miss Jeanne Ayers 26 of Springfield face arraignment on cohabitation charges. Du Mais claimed he murdered Elizabeth Short in Los Angeles. the allegation proved a hoax while the unsolved slaying remains unresolved.
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Springfield
Mass
Joseph A. du Maiss
Los Angeles
Fort Dix
N. J
du Mais
Elizabeth Short
Medford
Black Dahlia
Lark
Disney Clarifies League Misnaming in Testimony
Hollywood, Nov 16 Disney said he confused two groups while testifying before the House Un American Activities Committee and asked that the record be corrected to list the League of Women Shoppers not the League of Women Voters as the organization involved during a 1941 studio strike. He noted a similarity of names caused the error.
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Hollywood
Walt Disney
The
House
Washington
J. Parnel
Disney
League Wo Women Voters
League of Women Shoppers
War Prisoners Total 2,500,000
Nearly two and a half years after World War II the Allies hold about 1.5 million Axis prisoners. Russia holds 1,656,532 Germans and Japanese, the United States has repatriated few, and France 300,000 to 360,000 with Britain around 280,000 and Belgium 11,000 Germans.
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Washington
Nav
State Department
Army
Russia
United States
France
Britain
Belgium
Hughes testimony details Meyers loan bid in photo plane talks
The testimony recounts Meyers proposing a $200000 loan to influence the photo plane contract negotiations. Hughes says Meyers’ request would be improper only if it affected the contract decision. Hughes defends war-time entertainment spending and notes a strained but later cautious friendship with Meyers. Meyers testified Meyers could “write my own ticket” after the war.
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McCarthy
Hughes
Ferguson
McCarty
Benny Meyers
Wright Field
Army Aeronautical Center
Dayton
Ohio
Meyer
Gen. Meyers
Hughes Club
Son
Harpers Lake
Harel L. Holland
Holand
Judge Advocate
Army Aero Nautical Research
Holland
Jane
Sen. O'Connor
Balked Lover Held in Double Slaying
Glenn Marsh a 27 year old farmer surrendered to police at his father’s home in Ockford Illinois after a 24 hour four state manhunt. Marsh faces murder and kidnapping charges in the slayings of Vernon Anderson and Grant Muhrtein and the kidnapping of Katherine Anderson. He told reporters he had affairs and that the divorce plan failed leading to the killings while describing a chaotic pursuit with Mrs Anderson as his captive until she escaped.
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Ockford, Ill
A.P
Glenn Marsh
Marsh
Vernon Anderson
Grant Muhriein
Narlpori
Mich
Katherine Anderson
Vernon
Muhrtein
Anderson
Max A. Weston
Winnebago County
Weston
Mrs. Anderson
Morris
Audrey
Kit
Armistice Programs Highlight American Education Week
The city observes American Education Week with Armistice Day programs in 44 public schools. Students hear Navy chaplain talks and see performances while parents visit classrooms. Superintendent Newcomb urges parental involvement and notes Armistice Day closing is planned for Friday with child care centers remaining open.
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Carol Sunquist
The
City College
Joan Christie
Washington Junior High School
Hamilton Junior High Select
Emil Lange
Ihel
Douglas A. Newcomb
American Legion
National Educational Association
United States Office of Education
Na,ional Congress of Parents and Teachers
Easing of Steel Supply Dubious
Cleveland reports the Steel magazine doubts substantial early easing in light supply conditions for major steel products. Despite higher output, backlogs persist with only occasional improvements as raw material shortages, especially scrap, threaten winter production. For the first nine months shipments of ten steel classifications exceeded all of 1946, hinting at near record annual production.
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Cleveland
Steel
The
Trade Journal
Russian science strides boasted by Soviet scholars
Moscow reports Abra ham Joffe head of the physics and mathematics section of the Russian Academy of Science says Soviet science progresses with seven league boots. In an interview with Moscow Views he rejects doomsday prophecies, noting advances beyond immediate applications into broad generalizations and novel theories including cosmogonic hypotheses.
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Moscow
Abraham Joffe
Physical Mathematical Sciences
Russian Academy of Science
Moscow Views
Russia
Joffe
Florida Sugar Cane Harvest Under Flooded Locks
Florida cutting crews began at nine U S Sugar Corp plantations in Clewiston and will extend to remaining fields as floodwaters recede. Executive VP Charles E Wetherald estimates 15 percent crop damage and 950000 tons of cane to be processed into raw sugar with 24 hour operations starting Wednesday.
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Cle Wiston
Fila
Florida
U. S. Sugar Corp
Charles E. Wetherald
Little Sugar House
Wetherald
Officers to be Elected at Camp Will Be
EH W Lawton Auxiliary 20 Sons of Union Veterans will furnish entertainment and refreshments at H W Lawton Camp 30 meeting in Veterans Memorial Wednesday evening November 12. Officers of the camp will be elected. Past commander Howard Dow will receive a 50 year membership pin.
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EH. W. Lawton Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
H. W. Lawton Camp
Veterans Memorial
Howard Dow
Local Briefs and Notices From Gladys Lorek Luncheon
Card party Luncheon at the Veterans Memorial hosted by Gladys Lorek. Long Beach schools program tonight at 9 30 on KFOX part of American Education Week. Emily R Jewel Tent Civil War Veterans plan a Friday covered dish luncheon at 223 Pomona Ave Greenfield home. Medical kits stolen from two physicians cars at Community Hospital Dr M Louise Benefield one kit from unlocked car and Dr Gunner S Lindegren reports theft valued at 125 dollars. Flanagan serves as assistant committee counsel. Hughes says expense items were disallowed by the IRS and Meyers entertainers list included people not linked to war contracts. He cites Gov Mon Walgren of Washington and rejects favors with no reason. The remarks imply misgivings over listed entertainees and connections.
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Hat
Greenfield
Pomona Ave
Community Hospital
M. Louise Benefield
Grand Ave
Gunner S. Lindegren
Bellflower
Flanagan
Ferguson
Hughes
Meyer
Mon Walgren
Washington
Washington State
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Gladys Lorek
Long Beach
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