Russia hints spy trial for U S airmen
Washington officials feared Moscow may try four American airmen imprisoned in Hungary on espionage charges. Foreign Minister Vishinsky urged that anyone caught in Soviet or allied territories be judged by Soviet law, signaling a potential mammoth trial to bolster charges against the United States amid East West tensions.
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Spy Mania Grips Soviet as Four Americans Are Held
U S Delegate Michael Mansfield told the UN that four American flyers held prisoner in Hungary are innocent and are victims of a Soviet driven mania for espionage. He criticized Andrei Vishinsky’s speech urging trials and said fear of spies is growing behind the Iron Curtain.
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State budget may top billion with local aid rise
Albany report outlines a possible 35 million increase in state aid to localities that could push Governor Dewey’s 1952 53 budget beyond 1 billion dollars. Combined with about 50 million in departmental requests and an unquoted capital program, observers warn of a large tax budget rise. the governor must submit by February 1 to the Legislature.
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Monarchists Back NATO Rally in Palermo Speech
The Italian Monarchist Party, a major southern party, endorses the Atlantic Pact. President Achille Lauro, a leading merchant prince, urged unequivocal backing of NATO before 10,000 supporters at the Poli teama Theater in Palermo.
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Heat Under Harry’s Collar Sparks Delayed Friction
A sharp remark generates tension as Harry’s temper flares briefly. The exchange hints at a simmering dispute that could flare again if pushed further.
Not too late to act though almost too late for Santa
A reflective note warns that time is slipping away to take action even as the idea of an extra orange from Santa Claus remains only a whimsical possibility for a well behaved child.
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State budget items include aid for welfare and health programs
Hagerty outlined mandated increases totaling about 10 million for welfare relief due to higher prices, plus seven million general state aid per capita based on the 1950 census, five million for rehabilitation programs, two million for health efforts including tuberculosis control, and smaller sums for public housing subsidies and state youth and rent control services.
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Washboard Makes Music for Spring Show
In Boston a percussionist uses a washboard as a musical instrument with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The performer runs fingers across the board edges to produce a percussion glass and tone, adding rhythm to the spring program.
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