Banks See Need of Aid to Europe
New York October 3. Bankers at the American Bankers Association annual meeting in Atlantic City urge cautious lending to curb inflation and favor prompt European reconstruction. They support a U S government corporation for European reconstruction tied to Marshall Plan use while calling for substantial cuts in government spending and debt. They view strong U S banking health as able to withstand strains and advocate extending aid abroad with prudent, restrained lending.
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New York
Atlantic City
American Bankers’ Association
Western
Europe
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Aldrich
Chase National Bank
U. S
Marshall Planard
United States
Europe Fear of Reds Told
Des Moines Iowa Oct 3 The Europe trip by nine Iowa farmers led by Leroy Getting shows food is the top concern and fear of communism. They report widespread hunger and leadership gaps as they watched conditions, hoping aid will arrive soon to prevent further disintegration. Getting farms near Sanborn Iowa. Russell Des Moines Register and Tribune farm editor accompanied the group.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Europe
Leroy Getting
Sanborn
Getting
Ead
Russia
Russell
Des Moines Register and
Tribune
State Traffic Death Toll Cut in Half
SACRAMENTO Oct 3 California traffic fatalities so far this year are little more than half of those in 1945 and well below 1946 levels. Edgar E Lampton state director of motor vehicles said NSC statistics show California auto deaths at 8.2 per 100 000 000 miles in the first seven months of 1947.
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Sacramento
California
Edgar E. Lampton
National Safety Council
Reclamation Engineer John Page Retiring
The Reclamation Bureau today announced the retirement of John C. Page a Denver Colorado reclamation engineer and former commissioner of the bureau Page has consented to be called in as consultant whenever Commissioner Michel W Straus needs him.
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Reclamation Bureau
John C. Page
Denver
Colo
Bureau
Page
Michel W. Straus
Air Freight Girls Held in Frightful Smuggling Plan
Frankfurt reports authorities detained two 21 year old fiancés who planned to stow away on U S bound planes to join their lovers in America. One woman suffocated in a small box despite two night sleeping to practice. The box was bound for New York and carried names listed in the investigation.
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Frankfurt
U. S
America
New-York
Doris’von Knobloch
Investi
Dorls
Aithers
UAW Trio Aims to Challenge Walter Reuther at Convention
DETROIT Oct 3 three top UAW leaders Thomas Leonard and Addes announced plans to run against Walter Reuther for the union presidency at the November International convention. They said a slate would be selected before month’s end. Thomas, a former contender, suggested he might not run, though sources say a bid is highly likely.
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Detroit
Ne Lopranking
United, Auto Workers
Walter P.reuther
R. J. Thomas
Richard ‘T.leonard
George F. Addes
Rewther
Atlantic City
Thomas
Reuther
Union
Stassen Sees U S Russia Ties Improving
SAN DIEGO Oct 3 Republican presidential aspirant Stassen said Russian foreign policy may shift toward better relations with the United States contingent on three factors. He cited no major crash infiltration and maintaining strong military strength to deter any attack. He arrived for a dinner and conference with party leaders and planned to leave for Chicago.
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San Diego
Cpm Harford
Stassen
United States
Minnesota
Chicago
Soviet says touring legislators meddling in affairs abroad
Prozvestia the Soviet government paper accuses U S Congress members traveling abroad of meddling in foreign internal affairs. It criticizes a U S Senate committee trip and says the USSR will grant visas to Americans only under proper conditions. The article labels the trip as having no purpose and notes Washington should set rules for Soviet visitors.
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OSCOW
Prozvestia
United States ‘Congress
Russia
U. S. Senate
Tzvestia
Sen
Bridges Cron. Ho
United States
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Taft's Western Swing Fueled By 1948 Presidential Hopes
Taft wrapped a 12,000 mile stumping tour with a Casper attack on the Truman administration and moved toward Cincinnati for talks with Rep. Clarence Brown. Campaign reports from Brown and Taft’s own remarks frame a possible bid for the 1948 Republican nomination, pledging core policies: curbing expenses and taxes, cutting war powers and federal rules, and restoring labor relations balance.
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Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican Congress
Casper
Wyo
Truman
Cincinati
Clarence Brown
J. Brown
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
California
Brown
Ghief
C.g
State Department
Ohioan
Russia
Crash wreckage found of plane with 26 aboard
The Chinese air forces confirmed today the discovery of the wreckage of a transport plane that crashed in north Hansu Province last July. All 26 occupants were burned beyond recognition, including Barbara Steens, an American newspaperwoman from Arlington, Virginia, and Brian Sorenson, son of a British Parliament member.
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Hansu Province
Barbara Ste
Th‘ens
Arlington, Va
Brian Sorenson
Licenses Denied and Granted by State Board
The State Board of Equalization in Sacramento yesterday denied the off sale beer and wine license for P. K. Hight at 2400 Magnolia Ave. and granted the new license for TL Colias at 2400 E Seventh St.
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Applion
Sacramento
P. K. Hight
Magnolia Ave
Tl.colias
Seventh &T
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Berndt
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Gud
Wlrich
Jon
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