Philippine delegation names MANILA chairman for UN conference
Named Chairman MANILA, Cct. 2 GM Emilio Abelo, alternate delegate to the United Nations, was nine chair man today at the Philippine delegation to the forthcoming U. N. food and agriculture conference.
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Bulgaria Policy of U S Explained
Washington officials said the move to resume full diplomatic relations with Bulgaria followed acceptance of the peace treaty binding the current government. Donald R Heath was named U S minister as Sofia faces UN membership opposition over Nikolai Petkov and his outlawed opposition party.
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Donald R Heath
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Wallace Favors Loan With No Washington Dictation
Wallace urges Congress to approve 18 billion relief loans for 16 European nations under the Marshall plan but opposes financing by financiers or military men in Washington. The former Vice President spoke in western Massachusetts during an 11 day New England tour, warning against dictating internal structures to recipient nations.
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War Assets Administration gifts land to Presage Fate College
The War Assets Administration announced a gift of 360 acres of land and 32 buildings at Teese Air Field to Presage Fate College for agricultural studies. The transfer aims to support the college's expansion in rural education and training.
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Four men indicted in aerial gun running plot
A federal grand jury indicted Karl Elsenhart Edward Browder Jr Meredith Russell and Manuel Fuege on conspiracy charges in the theft of 25 Navy machine guns from Bush Field Augusta Georgia The weapons were later found hidden in a mansion near Ellicott City Maryland FBI recovered 21 guns and Venezuelan officials said the arms were for Venezuela The defendants pleaded innocent and the case traces to a former Navy bomber used to hide the guns.
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Baltimore
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Lost Fliers' Bodies Found in Antarctic Glacier
Four Air Faver cadets who disappeared on a routine training flight in 1942 were found at Darwin Glacier in the High Sierra. The wreckage was spotted by University of California student William Bond during a mountain climb. The crew aboard the plane from Sacramento to Corning included Lt. W K Gamber and Aviation Cadets Eugene Munn John Martenson and L M Mustonen. An Army search began, then was called off after several days.
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Abbott and Castello radio show opens with singers
Hollywood October. The ABC announced the season opening used a singing group instead of an orchestra. The move follows Petrillo’s ban on broadcast or recorded orchestra music. Les Baxter’s singers have been contracted for, per ABC spokesman.
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American' Federation’ of Musicians
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