More Help For China Is Proposed
Washington reports two Economic Cooperation Administration officials urged expanded aid for China alongside Europe. Roger Lapham proposed a four year recovery plan for both regions and said China will not rebound in a year. Edward Dickinson said Congress will be asked for more funds to continue European recovery through mid 1949 and that the present $5.055 billion appropriation will be obligated by April 1.
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EAC
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Marshall Hopes For A Long Peace
Secretary of State Marshall arrived in Italy and expressed hope for a long peace. He and Mrs. Marshall will meet Pope Pius XII after talks with Italian leaders De Gasperi and Sforza. Details of the discussions were not disclosed tonight as Marshall proceeds toward the United Nations meeting in Paris.
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Luigi Einaudi
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Carlo Sforza
de Gasperi
America
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Pump Replaces Heart During Operation
Los Angeles reports Swedish surgeon Dr. Clarence Crafoord and team developed a pump to replac e the heart during valve surgery. Tests in dogs show long survival when blood circulates via the pump, but actual heart openings caused fatal bleeds from chest wounds. Research aims to reduce heparin use and coat pump surfaces with silicon to prevent clotting.
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London
American College of Surgeons
New Commander For Chinese In Manchuria
Peiping reports Gen Tu Li Ming appointed overall field commander in Manchuria amid signs of immediate victory west of Mukden. Communist radio claims Government 60th Army besieged Chang chun mutined and fights Seventh Army inside the city, with massing forces for entry as Changchun isolated except by air for over a year.
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Frederick plans fund drive for Freedom Train cost
A two committee meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel approved an active drive to raise about 1500 dollars for a day’s Freedom Train exhibition set for November 23. General Chairman Charles W. Magaha named retailers, veterans groups, service clubs, unions, Granges, banks, Hood College, Camp Detrick, county officials and city leaders as solicitations targets. The American Heritage Foundation seeks 1250 dollars as Frederick’s fair share. Magaha urged broad public support, praising the educational value of the train visit and welcoming children with a parent or teacher.
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Six Killed In Route 40 Crash Near Elkton
Six people died and one child critically injured when a tractor trailer collided with an automobile on Route 40 near Elkton Maryland. Victims, reported as Negro, included Arthur Brooks Dolores Brooks Alice Brooks Stanley Wesley Gertrude Allen and Betty Brooks. The 15 year old Carl Brooks was critically hurt while Rudolph Alexander, 2, escaped with minor injuries.
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Alice Brooks
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Gertrude Alien
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Carl W. Brooks
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Rainfall in United States Averages 1300 Cubic Miles Yearly
The article notes the nation receives about 1300 cubic miles of rainfall each year and estimates the total water weight at roughly six trillion tons, stressing scale of precipitation nationwide.
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45 Big Game Hunters Have Lost Their Lives
Big game hunting has cost the lives of at least 45 hunters across Oregon Colorado Utah and Idaho. In Montana a hunter was reported missing today as blood hounds joined the search for Harold Sears of Sais soula. Colorado records show twelve deaths in a preseason hunt and eight since the season began. Utah reports three fatally wounded by stray bullets and a rider killed in a deer collision. Oregon notes a deer season costing more than a life a weekend with several fatal incidents.
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Montana
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Oregon Hunters Face Toll From Early Season
A hunter in southern Oregon shot at what he believed was a deer and found 17 year old Dwight Epperson of Phoenix after approaching the scene. In northwest Oregon, 45 year old Joseph Persha of Portland died when a wind toppled a stag onto his camp tent. Earlier reports note six men killed in a car crash and 11 elderly hunters dying from heart attacks and exhaustion.
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Dwight, Epperson
Phoenix
Joseph Persha
Portland
No More Light in Ferndale Murder Probe
Two white men sought in the Bahlan and Kline double slayings remain at large as Ferndale police continue the investigation. No new clues have surfaced to break the case, and authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. The October incident has stunned residents and attracted regional attention as detectives pursue leads.
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Ferndale
John H. Bahlan
Mary C. Kline
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