Aid Bill From Page One House Foreign Affairs Committee
A House Foreign Affairs panel recommends 000 000 for emergency aid with debates set for Thursday and Friday. The Senate approved 43700000 more than the House plan, and controversy centers on including 69000000 for China. A Republican critic favors removing China funds as Truman era policy aims to curb Communism through Europe and nearby nations.
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C.1.0 Studies Wage and Price Plan Policy Meeting
President Philip Murray summoned the C. I. O. nine vice presidents to Washington to decide their stance on Truman anti inflation measures. Murray and aides have remained silent since Truman urged Congress on November 17 to grant power for limited price controls and wage bids where needed. William Green of AFL endorsed most suggestions but deferred wage ceiling commitment.
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Memory Recovery After Shock Ties Man to Athens Lab
A Rochester man identified after shock therapy as Robert Joseph Huber of Athens Pa had earlier reported amnesia about his name and hometown. He left Athens last April seeking work and wandered into a police station last Thursday before regaining his name briefly during treatment.
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Spa Hall Closes for Season at Saratoga Springs
The Hall of Springs, state owned spa showplace, ends season after four months. Spa director C. B. Elmore reports nearly 75,000 visitors from July through November.
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Stalin Promises 200000 Tons Bread Grains to Czechoslovakia
The Soviet government and Premier Joseph Stalin pledged Czechoslovakia 200000 more tons of bread grains by April in response to a personal appeal from Czechoslovak Communist Premier Klement Gottwald.
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House Probes Wartime Finance Corporation Books
A House subcommittee opens a look into the Reconstruction Finance Corporation accounting as the first step toward a full investigation of wartime government purchasing practices.
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White Slave Raids Sweep States Near Hagerstown
Four teenagers were arrested in Maryland on charges of violating or conspiring to violate the federal white slave traffic act. FBI Baltimore chief Fred Hallford said arrests were made in Maryland Virginia Indiana and Pennsylvania in a case involving transporting women to Hagerstown for prostitution. Five men and nine women were named in the charges.
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UNESCO Votes Second Budget Slash in Mexico City
UNESCO plenary sessions reviewed a doubled budget cut and a 1948 peace program with more than 125 projects. The second general conference approved the reduced budget after initial recommendation of 8.5 million dollars, trimmed to 8 million.
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New Food Group Blocked by Reds at ECAFE Session
The Philippines proposed a committee on food and agricultural production to supersede Lord Killearn's Southeast Asia Commission. Russia blocked debate at the eighth session of ECAFE, seeking to study other recommendations first. The United States reportedly supports the Philippine plan to form an ECAFE sub committee working with the FAO.
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Romanian King Mihai to wed Anne of Bourbon Parma
A Danish royal source says the engagement between King Mihai of Romania and Anne of Bourbon-Parma will be announced within a month. The couple are currently in Lausanne, Switzerland.
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Riots Roil Jerusalem as Arab Jewish Clashes Spread
Rioting erupts in Jerusalem with Arabs attacking Jewish shops and Arabs marching through Haifa and Lydda. Police report armed groups, fires, and mass hysteria as Jewish and Arab fighters clash across key districts. Max Finn dies amid Ramble bus stand violence.
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Cairo cafe stones amid Jerusalem unrest as curfew imposed
Demonstrators protesting the partition of Palestine stoned a Greek owned Cairo cafe in downtown Jerusalem. Windows shattered but no injuries reported. Arabs described as a 10-man damage assessment commission clashed with Jewish and foreign workers. Hagana urged Jews to disperse and return to work as curfew extended at dusk.
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Atomic tests move to Pacific proving grounds
The Bikini Atoll tests in 1946 will be conducted under strict security with UN notification. Native inhabitants will relocate to a permanent home, and Eniwetok will host facilities due to isolation and prevailing winds. Senator McMahon argues construction advances atomic energy amid world tension.
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Tax Examination Set Albany
The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance announced a January 31 1948 examination for a tax research assistant with a salary range of 3720 to 4620 dollars.
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