Mme Chiang Heads East to Seek U S Aid in China
Shanghai dispatch reports Mme Chiang Kai shek flew to Washington to seek American help as Sun Fo urged appointing a top military adviser. Sun proposed either MacArthur or Wedemeyer, while Beijing pressed for large U.S. aid and a stabilizing loan of about 200 to 300 million dollars amid fierce battles near Suchow and Nanking.
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China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Washington
Sun Fo
Suchow
Nanking
Tu Li-Ming
Pengpu
Gordon Smith
New York
Chinese National Aviation Corp
Generalssimo
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USS Navy
S M Chu
Japan
K. W. Yu
Chiang
Shangha
United States
Sun
MacArthur
Albert C Wedemeyer
Warns Against Heavy Military Spending Plan
Washington counts on remarks by the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers chief who warns that rising military outlays beyond 15 billion may fuel inflation, deficit risks, and higher taxes. He notes current defense spending around 22.6 billion, urges restraint to avoid inflationary pressures and resource shortages. The report cites Dr. Nourse and off record briefings with Secretary Forrestal on economic policy implications. A reference notes Sweden’s Boliden mine cable railway with 60 mules as a separate fact.
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Presidents Council of Economic Advisers
Truman
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Edaim G Nourse
Fon
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Millars
White House
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Agereas
Coast Guard Station Sales Opposed by Maryland Congressmen
Three Maryland members of Congress oppose selling Coast Guard stations as surplus property. They urged keeping the stations amid world tensions, noting no sale plans exist for seacoast properties. The discussion followed reports of surpluses such as Turkey Port Light and Loveledies Island stations.
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Lane Favors Purchase Of O Sullivan Building
Balt City official Lane supports buying the O Sullivan Building for state use rather than a new state structure. Mayor Themis D'Alesandro disputes the plan, noting potential losses and tenant disruptions. The State has an option and the 1949 General Assembly may allocate 200,000 for the purchase.
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O'Sullivan
Ans
Themis D'’Alesandro
Baltimore
Alesandro
Lave
Shoppers In Force as First Snow Nets Holiday Start
Frederick sees heavy weekend shopping amid early Christmas season. Nearly $390,000 in Christmas savings funds boosted sales after a light snowfall delayed Sunday foot traffic. Buses crowded with returning college students, main activity focused on gift merchandise purchases as merchants report strong early demand.
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Frederick
Trafic
Hemi College
Chref Thanassivine
Thome
Rorain
City departments prep holiday greens for storefronts
Washington predicts fewer new homes next year marking wartime decline for first time. Still overall construction activity expected to rise over five percent, approaching a record $18.75 billion in 1949, per Commerce and Labor Departments forecast. San Francisco began its elevated car system in 1973.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
San Francisco
Fire destroys yacht Avante off resort coast
The 72 foot sailboat Avante Tennessee was destroyed by fire in a series of explosions four miles at sea off a resort city. The crew were rescued. Captain Edwid H Williams, 43, of Stamford Connecticut, reported the loss. The craft had left Brielle New Jersey just hours earlier.
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Brielle
Edwid H Williams
Stamford
Conn
Considerate Bandit Report From Baltimore Night Incident
An armed bandit moved by a victim's plea last night and kept only twenty dollars. Walter Reichert, 18, a filling station attendant, told police a man with a weapon took 104 from him but returned some change. The text also notes Gigantic teawood trees in north-south apartment blocks, with heights reaching 340 feet.
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Baltimore
Walter Reichert
Pelice
Reichert
Lights Begin to Glow Over Union Bridge for Christmas Season
Lights spanning Union Bridge streets will be activated in early December as part of the annual Christmas season project. The effort, along with the traditional kiddie treat, is sponsored by local business leaders and citizens.
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