Truman Europe Aid Plan Score Draws Bipartisan Debate
President Truman signaled that aid to western Europe may outlive the Marshall Plan, drawing mixed congressional reaction. Senate leaders sparred over continuing ECA funding beyond 1952 while some lawmakers urged closing the program, others warned against abandoning allied anti-Communist efforts. The President touted a revised Path for aid and hints of Point Four alongside potential investments abroad.
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Acheson to Speak in Dallas on Foreign Policy
The State Department announced Secretary of State Acheson will address Dallas on Tuesday night on the subject The Patleen of American Foreign Policy. He will depart Washington at 9 30 A M EDT.
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Auto Workers Strike Violence Shocks Morristown Plant
In Morristown Tennessee on June 10 a mob ambushed 12 cars ferrying workers from the American Enka rayon plant after midnight. A car overturned injuring one worker as 30 extra highway patrolmen arrived. Attorney T W Iserman called it the most violent episode in the tenth week of the labor dispute.
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Valkyrie Sinks After Crashing Breakwater In Gloucester Harbor
In Gloucester Massachusetts, the 72 foot ketch Valkyrie, part of the Newport Bermuda race entries, struck the Dog Bar breakwater and sank after losing power. Twelve aboard including women and children were rescued or towed to shore. one passenger treated for bruises and shock. Four crewmembers remained aboard as a Coast Guard craft towed the vessel into port. The race entry count falls to 61 with three withdrawals, despite a strong turnout. Valkyrie had won the 266 mile Marblehead to Halifax race last season and had prior Newport Bermuda entries. Continued on Page 3.
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Harrington Urged to Seek Mayoral Post in Democratic Race
John P Harrington a member of the School Committee was urged by friends to enter the Democratic mayoralty race as party preparations pick up. Maher and Phelan lead the field with ward committees planning registration drives and potential primaries in the First and Third Wards.
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Moose Parade and Banquet Highlight State Moose Meet
A street parade, banquet, and ball marked the third day of the Massachusetts Rhode Island State Moose convention at Hotel Viking and the Armory. Delegates registered. the event featured officers’ installation, joint sessions, and a Sponsor Queen crowning with extensive membership drive activities.
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United States Eyes Higher Defense Spending in Western Pact
US defense officials expect military outlays to rise or stay level as Washington ties planning to a Western Atlantic defense network. Secretary Johnson warns against cuts, while Gen Bradley suggests reallocating more to air force and navy to back European commitments.
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Newport Lodge Officers Lead Ritual and Social Hour
The officers of Newport Lodge led by Joseph Leander governor assisted by Fall River degree team conducted a ritualistic competition and a social hour following the event.
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LATTIMORE JAFFE PICTURE RELEASED
Senator McCarthy released a photo he says shows Owen Lattimore and Philip Jaffe at Communist headquarters in Yenan China in 1937. Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins professor, and Jaffe, former Amerasia editor, were central to McCarthy era accusations about government Communists and security.
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Truman Plays Piano and Sings at Missouri Luncheon
President Truman entertained at the University of Missouri luncheon in Columbia. He played two piano numbers and joined his sister Mary Jang in a duet of the Jenny Lind Polka. He joked that he would have made a better music hall pianist.
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Senate Agrees After Filibuster On Rent Controls
Washington June 10 the Senate ended a 12 hour filibuster to back a noon Monday vote on a motion by Republican Leader Wherry to send the rent controls bill back to banking for a key committee review. If passed the measure would extend federal rent controls six months beyond June 30 with possible local extensions. the House is considering a similar bill.
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Ilingis
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Truman Plans New Red Blast During Missouri Reunion
President Truman joined World War I veterans in Missouri for the 35th Division reunion, riding an old coach pulled by blue horses and preparing to deliver a major foreign policy address at Jefferson Memorial. He warned the world that U.S. aid to free nations will not falter if the Marshall Plan ends, in broadcasts and remarks amid a tense Cold War backdrop.
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Mangrum Takes Lead in National Open Round Three
Lord Mangrum, the 1946 champion, led at Merion Golf Club with a 37-82-69 after three rounds, totaling 211 to seize an early advantage in the National Open. Niles, Wisconsin hosted the event as Mangrum surged ahead.
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