United States Extends 20 Million Loan to Yugoslavia
The Export-Import Bank approves a 20 million dollar loan to Yugoslavia led by Marshal Tito, with 12 million immediately to rehabilitate mining. The move aims to reduce Moscow influence while the U.S. anticipates using Yugoslav minerals for stockpiles as Russian tensions rise. The loan excludes military materials and signals a cautious long range strategy in the cold war context. Carnival
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Washington
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Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Balkan
Moscow
Russia
Tito
Stalin
Soviet Union
America
Epidemic diarrhea threat to newborns as outlined by Dr Bundesen
A health expert outlines urgent steps to prevent an epidemic diarrhea in infant nurseries. Early treatment includes IV fluids, glucose saline, sodium lactate, and blood products, with withholding of oral feeds for 12 to 72 hours. Recovery depends on careful feeding progression and use of breast milk when possible.
Medicine Studied In Death Inquiry
A Los Angeles police chemist will test pills and a liquid found with the body of Dr. B. L. Neff, a Mesa physician, whose death was ruled undetermined by a coroner's jury. The items were sent to LA to see if they match drugs bought for a Mesa patient the previous Saturday near Scottsdale.
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B. L. Neff
Mesa
East van Buren Street
Dr. Neff
Warren L. McCarthy
Poland Breaks With Tito Signals Diplomatic Rift
Poland accuses Yugoslavia of hostile acts and espionage to split the Cominform. Belgrade faces possible withdrawal of mutual aid pact support as the Cominform sems align with stricter measures. Tito tells émigrés that Soviet attacks do not trouble him amid threats from Bulgaria and other Eastern bloc states.
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Yugoslavia
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Belgrade
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Sofia
Yuko Chervenkov
Bulgarian Communist Party
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Ered
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Radio Warsaw
Navy Recruits Nurses and Waves Seek Applicants
Women interested in Navy service as nurses or Waves are urged to visit the Navy Recruiting Station in the Heard Building on Monday between 3 and 4 pm or Tuesday from 9 to noon. Lt Jeanette G Smith and Lt Abigail P Leik will interview Nurse Corps en listees and Waves respectively. Requirements include education, age, marital status, and moral and physical qualifications. Hunter College is noted as the largest U.S. women’s college.
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Navy
Heard Building
Jeanette G. Smith
Abigail P. Leik
Navy Nurse Corps
American Nurses Association
Zion Organization To Install Officers
New Phoenix District Zionist Organization officers will be installed Wednesday at 8 30 p m in the Beth El Auditorium on Third Avenue and McDowell Road Cyrus Levinthal regional vice president will speak New officers include Jack Klayman president Albert Eckstein first vice president Max Reiter second vice president Herman Levine treasurer and Albert Firestein secretary Plans for October include a cultural presentation such as a musical or dancing group.
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Third Avenue
McDowell Road
Cyrus Levinthal
Jack Klayman
Albert Eckstein
Max Reiter
Herman Levine
Albert Firestein
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