House Cuts Foreign Aid as Bill Heads to Senate
The House trimmed Truman's foreign aid package by about 1.0 billion dollars, slicing the European economic aid to 385 million and leaving total allocations near 7.99 billion when sent to the Senate. Rep. Reece sponsored the additional cut, arguing nations should bear more of the burden.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
Iruanin
Europe
al Voll
Putin
Reece
H-Tenn
Republican National Committee
Truman
Foreign Affairs
Greece
Turkey
Ran
Near East
Africa
Asia
Pacific
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Russia Seeks Talks On $11 Billion Lend-Lease Bill
The United States plans a meeting of Russian and American experts in Washington next Tuesday to revisit Russia’s six year old lend-lease bill worth 11 billion dollars. Moscow proposed the session after a Soviet Embassy translator entered a department official’s office without prior notice to express interest in renewed discussions.
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Washington
United Stsles
Russia
Moscow
Myschkov
Department
George Truesell
Truesdell
U.S
Uninvited Man Crashes Capitol Hill Secret Hearing
An elderly New York industrialist with only a briefcase attended a closed Senate military appropriations subcommittee session on Air Force plans for expansion. He sat with civilian aides, was escorted out when identities failed, and FBI agents questioned him while officials ordered credentials checks for visitors.
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Rose McKee Washington
INS
Seaplore
Air Force
FBI
New York
Senate
Thyer-Mino
Capitol Hill
May
Semmtar
Dm Ihvir Anigst
Cease Fire Talks Resume In Korea Amid Informal Edges
Conferees from Forranan armistice subcommittee in Munsan, Korea, met in a informal session not using prepared statements. Four generals, two American, one North Korean, one Chinese, were seen discussing the buffer zone and defensive positions. Vice Admiral Joy released a statement urging retention of defensive lines until a final settlement is assured. Subcommittee progress spurred cautious hope as Peiping Radio hinted early steps toward agreement.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Munsan
Koren
Reds
Forranan
Kaev
Song
Keesong
Adm C. Liner Joy
iMumsan
Toy
Dulfer
38Th Parallel
Joy
Peiping
Red
Tokyo
Bolts Overload Faces Korean Depot Commander
In Korea a young engineer depot commander laments a bolt surplus. He notes 15 525 bolts on hand, mostly 1 inch steel poles now used for timber trestle bridges. He complains about a shortage of 18 inch bolts and jokes about delivering boxes from Pusan while avoiding mention of his unit.
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George A. McArthur
Korda
Pusan
Korea
Crushed Bakery Truck Kills Boy in Driveway
Three year old Bruce Drees died after a Hathaway Bakers truck backed onto a red tricycle in the driveway of his Midland Avenue home. Louis Docteur, 49, delivered bread and said he didn’t see the boy. The accident was reported by Patrolman John Hohm. Bruce was pronounced dead on arrival at Onondaga General Hospital.
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Bid Midland Av
John Hohm
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc
Louis Docteur
James St
Hanm
Bruce Yess
Strnes
Docteur
Drees
TNE
Italians to try two former soldiers in absentia
In Turin Italy General Prosecutor Aroldo Borghese said an Italian court will try two former American soldiers in absentia for the slaying of Maj William Holohan if they cannot be brought to Italy. The suspects are former Lt Atse Search of Preakness and former Sgt Carl G LeDole both named by the U S Defense Department. Partisans will also face trial in Verbania for involvement in the plot. Courts meet mid September to set trial date.
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Italy
Aroldo Borghese
Atse
Preakness
Bania
Hurricane Cuts Contact With Jamaica MAME Fla
Hurricane battered Jamaica severing cable and radio lines. By 10 30 AM no word from Kingston and Tropical Radio reported no contact since the storm struck. An Air Force hurricane hunter plane headed toward the area as forecaster Grady Norton warned of a heavy blow.
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Fla
Jamaica
Caribbean
Kingston
Yamaica
Ricit Isi
Sanana
Agar Plantations
Air Force
Grady Norton
Miami
Hathorn Resigns Amid Gambling Probe Shakeup
Saratoga Springs sheriff Hathorn resigns effective Monday amid a state ordered probe into gambling and political corruption. Special Prosecutor John Minton says no charge will be placed, noting health issues and unnecessary removal proceedings. Hathorn, 68, had been reelected to a fourth term and testified before the grand jury.
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Saratoga Springs
Frank
Hathorn
John Md. Minestan
Dewey
Lines
Hathach
Minton
Police Watch On Missing Envoy Wife In Riviera
Today police set up discreet surveillance around Mrs patina rtetea wife of a British diplomat vacationing near St Tropez. Her three children and mother are with her as reports circulate about two men linked to the Foreign Office disappearance. Investigations touch on Donald Hesshushant and Donald MacLean with possible Riviera sightings but no decisive leads.
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Nike
Homer Qreaks
Kay
Hesshushant
Donald
MacLean
Guy Bocnest
Foreign Office
Riviera
Fragmented newspaper scan hints at missing sections and page labels
The readable snippet lists section names Amusements Fo and Letters and Classifieds with partial page cues such as FAGE 16 and Deaths Society. It suggests a multi column layout with images on page 16 and sparse legible headings but lacks full articles or facts.
Yanks Direct China Beach Drill
Taipei Formosa dispatch reports an American led mission will train Caimese marines in amphibious landings as part of a Nationalist defense program. Sources say the aim is defensive, not to land on the Communist mainland.
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Yanks
China Beach
Taipei
Formosa
Weekend Weather Outlook and Communications Gap
The weekend is forecast cool to fair with lingering heat in southern states. Aviation and meteorological agencies report disruptions as island communications show gaps, and Western Union notes a last contact at 0 50.
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Texas
Civil Aeronaut “ Tics
Aeronautical Radio, Inc
Western Union Hawest
Ung Island
Gunman in Baltimore Robs Store for Cash and Shirts
A red-haired gunman entered a Baltimore shop yesterday to view shirts and slacks. After a polite start he drew a pistol and fled with cash from the register and nine pastel shirts as well as the storekeeper Harry Farbman reported.
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Baltimore
Harry Farbman
Britain Iran oil talks reach ultimatum showdown
Tehran reacts angrily as Britain by Stokes threatens to pull 150 oil experts from Iran. Fatemi rejects a breakdown, says Iran will not cede sole sale rights, plans to work with 16 nonaligned countries to sell oil. U S aid moves cited as Tehran seeks loan to rebuild economy.
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Tehran
Tran
Britain
Hussein Fatemi
Iran
Oll F.O.B
Sltan
Fatami
Richard Stokes
U. S
Stokes
W.averell Harriman
Britign
Korea Blow Due TOKKO Heads Toward Korea
A typhoon named TOKKO with winds near ninety to one hundred miles per hour was sweeping east from Okinawa toward Korea. If course remains, Korea is forecast to be struck by Sunday night, according to U S Air Force weather observers.
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Tokko
Korea
Okinawa
U.S. Air Force
Seven in a Row Prompted Gannon to Seek a Son
Detroit court heard Robert Gannon explain his seventh daughter in a row led to his speeding arrest. He testified his wife had presented him with a girl and he wanted a boy, and referee John M L Wise suspended the sentence after the explanation.
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Detroit
Robert Gannon
Johm ML. Wise
Gannon
Wetumka Sucker Day Parade Debuts in Town Folly
In Wetumka Oke, the town marks its second annual Sucker Day to mock a local con man F B Morrison who fleeced residents last summer. The parade recreates the scheme with a fake circus and hay purchases, while townsfolk celebrate the hoax and await Morrison’s possible return with mock honors and a cash prize.
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Oke
Wetumka
F. B. Morrison
Morrison
Faye Bo
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