Truman Reveals Plan for Vast Global Foreign Aid
President Truman outlines a sweeping aid strategy calling for billions in U.S. assistance to Western Europe and developing regions, funded for three to four more years to meet Cold War pressures. The Gray report envisions expanded aid, domestic policy overhauls, and conditional aid based on national performance.
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Washington
Europe
Truman
Congress
Gordon Gray
United States
Gray
U. S
Africa
Asia
Latin America
International Bank
Taft to Confer With GOP Leaders on 1952 Campaign
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio returns to Washington amid talk of GOP reorganization for 1952. He plans a news conference and talks with leaders as National Chairman Gabrielson weighs concentrating campaign directions in the National Committee. Senate and House campaigns had boosted GOP seats in recent elections.
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Washington
Republican
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
GOP
Guy G. Gabrielson
National Committee
Senate
House
Brewster
Maine
Leonard W. Hall
New York
Gabrielson
Executive
Congress
Bierman Resigns as Minnesota Football Coach
Ber nie Bierman announced his resignation as head football coach at the University of Minnesota effective at the end of the year. He cited long standing coaching difficulties since World War II and said no future plans or coaching offers are contemplated. Athletic Director Ike Armstrong thanked Bierman and noted his national championships and strong record.
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Minneapolis
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Bierman
Gopher
Ike Armstrong
Armstrong
Actress Julia Marlowe Dies at 85 in New York
Julia Marlowe longtime Shakespearian star and partner of E F Sothern died after a brief illness at the Plaza Hotel in New York where she had lived for 30 years. Her stage career began at age 11 in H M S Pinafore and she rose to fame in Ingomar.
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New York
Julia Marlowe
E. F E. Sothern
Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Plaza Hotel
Timken Steel Ten Per Cent Raise Okayed
Canton CIO United Steelworkers accepted a Timken Steel wage offer raising pay 10 percent across four plants in Ohio. The package increases hourly pay by 12 to 30 cents to about 1.87, covering about 13 000 workers at Canton Columbus Mount Vernon and Zanesville sites. Signing expected early this week. Wooster vote pending for Timken branch workers.
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Wooster
Timken
Three Navy crew parachute to safety after plane crash
Three men parachuted from a navy attack bomber when an engine caught fire during a routine flight. The twin-engine aircraft crashed in flames near Deale on Chesapeake Bay about 12 miles south of Annapolis, Maryland.
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Annapolis
Navy
Deale
Chesapeake Bay
Here
Brilliant Woman Doctor Charged With Kidnapping Case
A Santa Fe doctor 43 faced kidnapping charges after luring Linda Stamm a nine year old girl from the Stamm ranch. The child was held overnight in a cabin and found unharmed after a ransom attempt. The suspect admitted the act though claimed to be a go‑between and her bond was set at 25000 dollars. Her attorney and friends defend her, citing mental strain and a recent head injury.
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Linda Stamm
Santa Fe
New Mexico
FBI
Stamm
Santa
Campbell
Rufus
Linda
Allen Stamm
Craig Stamm
Dr. Campbell
Eight Die In Western Pennsylvania Fires
A spate of fires in Western Pennsylvania killed eight people, including five children of Harvey and Stella Lee in Garrett, where six youngsters perished in a frame house fire. Clarence Lee, 15, stayed with relatives. A separate farm house blaze near Oil City claimed eight month old James Stover, and Sharon saw Mrs. Alton Phillips, 50, die in a home fire of undetermined origin. Volunteers fought the infernos in subzero cold but could not save the children.
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Garrett
Pennsylvania
Harvey Lee
Stella
Kay
Darlene
Danny
la Verne
Linda Sue
Clarence Lee
James Stover
Oil City
Lesterstover
Alton Phillips
Sharon
Phillips
Notre Dame officials deny Navy football breakup rumor
Notre Dame Athletic Director Edward Krause said there is no truth to rumors that Navy would end its football series with Notre Dame. He announced the Irish will meet Navy in Cleveland on November 2, 1951.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward
Moose) Krause
University of Notre Dame
Navy
Notre Dame
Krause
Irish
Cleveland
Michigan governor race tightens as recount looms
In Michigan the Williams Kelly contest remains undecided six days after the election. Wayne County officials face scrutiny over 38 precincts with missing straight ballots while canvassers work to finalize tallies for Wayne and Macomb counties. Counts show Williams leading Kelly statewide, with a possible recount likely.
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Harry F. Kelly
Wayne County
Kelly
Wayne County Board of
Wayne
Macomb
Williams
French Evacuate Civilians as Moncay Foothold Stays
In Saigon IndoChina forces report civilians moved by sea from Moncay, a key east coast defense anchor, amid ongoing mortar fire by Viet Minh led forces. Police claim 15 Viet Minh leaders rounded up and several arms caches found. about 100 terrorists arrested in the past month.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Moncay
Tibet Urges China to Withdraw Troops Frontier Move
New Delhi AP reports Tibet formally requests Communist China pull invading troops back to the Tibetan frontier, stressing a need for de-escalation and respect for regional borders.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
China
Bell Operators Claim Lockout After Pickett Line Removal
New York City long-distance operators say they were locked out when they reported to work after strike lines were removed. AT T denies the charge as CIO equipment workers strike widens. Spot picketing hit Youngstown and Xenia with emergency service in both cities. Mounted police dispersed a Pittsburgh crowd. no injuries reported. Describes broader Bell System strike across 44 states over wages and contracts. Operators say they were told to leave after announcing intent to respect picket lines.
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New York
New York City
American Telephone & Telegra H Company
Ohio
Youngstown
Xenia
Pittsburgh
CIO
Bell System
CIO Communications Workers of America
A.T.T. Long Lines
Warren's Daughter Will Recover and Walk Again
Governor Earl Warren and his family celebrated news that Nina Warren, 17, will recover from paralysis and walk again. Dr. Junius B. Harris said tests show her legs are not paralyzed though very weak and may require up to a year and a half of convalescence.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Nina
Honey Bear
Pole
Junius B. Harris
Dorothy
Marines Close On Changjin Reservoir In Korea Drive
U S Marines push five and a half miles toward the Changjin Reservoir amid icy conditions and light opposition. UN forces dig in across a defense line. Chinese and North Korean units contest the Coasts with heavy air and artillery action reported, while bridges on the Yalu are said knocked out.
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Seoul, Korea
U. S
Changjin Reservoir
United Nations
Korea
Red
Orangchon
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Yongbyon
First
Won
Kum
Sinuiju
MacArthur
Tokyo
Yalu River
Manchuria
Sinuijui
Mondey
Yalu
Truman Weighs Call to Recall Congress
The White House said President Truman has not decided whether to ask Congress to reconvene before November 27. Press secretary Charles G. Ross indicated no decision today and that further long distance talks with congressional leaders are expected before a ruling.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Congress
Charles G. Ross
UN moves to localize Korea war amid fears of World War III
At Lake Success the United Nations outlined a three-pronged effort to reassure Chinese leaders, prevent a wider U.S. Korea clash, and push postwar relief for Korea. Plans include border talks, postwar reconstruction, and Security Council discussions as Chou En-lai sends a delegation to Lake Success to challenge Formosa actions.
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United Nations
Korea
Security Council
China
Gener McArthur
Tokyo
Ya River
Thn
UN Fore
Membe
Ministe Chou En-Lai
Coucil
Lake Success i
Formosa
Isolationism in GOP debated by Dewey and Taft
Washington AP report quotes Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Sen. Taft on Republican isolationism. Dewey sees some trend toward war isolationism among individuals, while Taft dismisses the label as namecalling and says no one is an isolationist. Other GOP figures cite Korea and foreign policy as campaign factors.
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Taft
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
York
Tal
Ohio
Ws and
World Report
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