Marshall Plan Officials Say Aid Must Extend Beyond 1952
A confidential memo from the Economic Cooperation Administration reveals that U S foreign aid under the Marshall Plan should continue past June 30 1952 to help Western Europe rearm and resist Communist aggression The memo notes the program is being reoriented to support arms buildup in Europe and Southeast Asia while maintaining the aim of strengthening Western European economies and curtailing consumer exports to preserve dollars for strategic materials
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William Kerwin
INS
Washington
Marshall Plan
United States
Europe
Economic Cooperation Administration
Southeast Asia
ECA
U. S
Milk Price Hike Planned by Tennessee Dairy Unit
A Dallas based Tennessee Dairy company unit raises milk prices by two cents a quart effective Monday. Dairy distributors in Lubbock say other firms will not raise prices immediately. Carnation in Wichita Falls also boosts producer prices by two cents, with the move aimed at protecting milk supplies from the Dallas and Wichita Falls milk sheds.
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Dallas
Waco
Cowan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Carnation Mikes
Wichita Falls Daliriés
Associated Press
Carnation Dairy
Wichita Falls
R. F. Thompson
Carnation
Girl Braves Flames To Save Children
In Graham Washington a 15 year old babysitter Bonnie Marie Brown rushed through a burning home to rescue five children from her care. She carried three to safety and threw two others to awaiting help. A motorist evacuated the kids to a hotel near Tacoma while the mother was treated for shock.
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Graham
Wash
WPA
Bonnie Marie Brown
Lee Hunter
Tacoma
Longview
Bonnié Marie
Two School Elections Planned In Garza County
Two Garza County elections set in week two with Aug. 23 at Southland High and Aug. 26 at Close City. Southland Rural High voters decide on independent district status. Close City voters consider a 4000 dollar bond for school repairs. Election judge L. H. Peel oversees Close City. Taxes and valuations stay unchanged.
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Garza County
Southland
Close City
Southland High School
L. H. Peel
Small Son of Wichita Falls Coach Dead in Fall
The small son of Wichita Falls high school football coach Joe Golding died after falling from a porch in his grandmother's home in Eufaula Oklahoma. The child Jack Bander Golding, 4, was visiting relatives. his parents and sister Patsy 5 survive. The body will be brought to Wichita Falls for burial.
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Wichita Falls
Joe Golding
Jack Bander Golding
Eufaula
Okla
Patsy
Congress Considers Help For Married Servicemen
Senate Armed Services Committee backs a bill to extend housing allowances to enlisted personnel with dependents and to grant hardship-based discharges for those with more than three dependents. revisions cap potential cost at about 137 million dollars as forces rise toward 2.5 million.
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Washington
Armed Services
Senate Armed Services Committee
Korea
Senate
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
House
Savings groups lead Chicago mortgage lending in 1949
Mutual savings associations topped all lenders in Chicago last year with 30.8 percent of the 1.328 billion dollars in home mortgages written in 1949.
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Chicago
Mutual Savings
Red Writer Calls his Gangsters a MOSCOW dispatch
The Literary Gazette war correspondent in Korea described captured American soldiers as uncultured and savage. He named Paul Sanders from Indiana as an example and quoted Sanders saying he has no notion of culture. Another American soldier, allegedly dead drunk, wore a tattoo reading Honor above everything. The Gazette published a photo of unidentified American prisoners signing the Stockholm peace petition.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette
Korea
Indiana
Oklahoma
Alexander Chakovsky
Paul Sanders
Sanders
Chakovsky
Charles Dickens
Stockholm
Oldster With Broken Ribs Attends Ohio Fair
Perry Doran, 87, a farmer from Licking County, plans to attend the 67th Ohio state fair despite three broken ribs suffered in a Saturday auto accident. While hospitalized at Grant Hospital in Columbus, he has missed no fair since 1874 and may travel by ambulance if needed. The Ohio State Journal notes him as a special friend who learned to read from the newspaper 81 years ago.
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Columbus
Perry Doran
Doran
Licking County
Grant Hospital
Oran
Ohio State Journal
Yvett
City Seeks 12 Apprentice Police Patrolmen
The city invites applications for 12 apprentice patrolmen with a 21 to 35 age range, U.S. citizenship, and high school education. Candidates must pass a written exam next Saturday at 9 a.m. and meet physical standards. starting pay is 140 dollars monthly plus a cost of living bonus about 84 dollars, rising 10 dollars after six months.
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Aly Hall
City Civil Service
U.S
Noted Baptist Pastor C. Ellis Meredith Dies in Fort Worth
Rev. C Ellis Meredith 39 longtime First Baptist Arlington pastor and Texas Baptist executive committee member dies in a Fort Worth hospital after a three week illness. He led churches in Burleson Archer City Petrolia Dodson and Arnett Oklahoma and will be buried after 4 p m services at the Arlington church.
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Arlington
Tex
C. Ellis Meredith
First Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Texas Baptist Executive Committee
Baptist Student Union
Baptist District 12 Board
Meredith
Floydada
Wayland College
Plainview
Hardin- Simmons University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Burleson
Archer City
Petrolia
Dodson
Arnett
Oklo
Lubbock real estate man named officer of state group
Joe B. Phillips of Lubbock has been named vice president of the Texas Real Estate Association. The appointment by the executive committee was announced by Owen W Sherrell of Georgetown, the association president. The annual state meeting will be held in Austin on September 23 and 24.
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Joe B. Phillips
Lubbock Realtor
Texas Real Estate Association
Owen W Sherrell
Georgetown
Austin
Philippines predicts giant sugar crop for 1949 50
Due to a favorable growing season the Philippines forecasts a sugar harvest of about 950000 short tons for 1949 to 1950.
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Philippines
Business Leader Rebuilds Health with Hadacol Says WWII Service Record
Donald Hedburg of Wichita Kansas an Eagle advertising salesman recounts a run down postwar recovery period and credits Hadacol with restoring energy vitality and health He urges others with deficiencies to try the remedy noting its vitamins minerals and calcium content and its doctor recommended status Copyright 1956 The LeBlanc Corporation Adv
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South Pacific
Donald Hedburg
Parker
Riverside
Wichita
Kansas
Great Wichita Eagle
Hedburg
U. S. Army
Donald W. Hedburg
The
Wichita Eagle
Hadacol
Adv
LeBlanc Corporation
Indiana Musician Dies In Auto Crash En Route To Texas
Richard Peterson jr 28 a New Albany Indiana dance band musician was killed in a three car crash near Memphis Tennessee as he drove from Indiana to Fort Worth Texas to ask Miss Carol Ann Bennington known as Ann Carroll to marry him. Family says she is not yet engaged though a wedding may be near.
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Fort Worth
Richard Peterson
New Albany
Ind
Memphis
Tenn
Peterson
Carol Ann Bennington
Ann Carroll
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Sun
Oldster
Lubbock
Hadacel
Errs
Texas
Marilyn Peterson
Star-Telegram
Elliott
Paint & Paper CO
Cobb's
Gabardines
Coats
Coee
Fred Feris
Ellis Carp
Charles & Glover
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