Senate debate over Marshall Plan loan versus grant terms
Ambassador Lewis Douglas tells Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States may recover up to 2.8 billion of the 6.8 billion initial cost through loan repayments under the European recovery program. Vandenberg questions funding method and warns of businesslike operation, while George critiques wartime propaganda framing. Concluded on page 2.
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Lewis Douglas
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R-Mich
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England
Secretary of Commerce
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Truman proposal confuses tax credit with corporate rate rise
Editorial page by David Lawrence argues President Truman weakens campaign strategy by proposing a forty dollar cost of living tax credit for all, regardless of income, while urging higher corporate taxes. The note references content across pages showing comics, horoscopes, amusements, letters, bridge, and financials.
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David Lawrence
Marriage of Mihai Snagged in Lausanne Amid Aids' Claim
AID TALKS report from Lausanne says Mihai to wed Princess Anne is not planned now. Maj. Jacques Vergotti, aide, says advisers oppose a wedding at present to avoid political fallout after Mihai’s abdication on Dec 30. He notes Romantic entanglement could be used by Romanian Communists to portray him as abdicated. Princess Anne travels toward Mihai in Switzerland.
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Mihail
Romania
Mihai
Anne
Bourbon-Parma
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Michael
John Mihab
Liege
Belgium
Speculation Committee Seeks Pauley Data On Talks With Cabinet
Washington Republicans push to interview Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and ex-postmaster general Hannegan about Pauley’s August market deal at his Hawaiian estate. Chairman Ferguson notes no date set for reopening Pauley angle while Harold Stassen accuses insiders of large profits, citing Pauley’s $1,000,000 gain in a 100,000 bushel wheat move.
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Ferguson
R- Mich
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Anderson
Robert E. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
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Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Appropriations Subcommittee
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Army Department
Three of gang captured after bank raid loots
New Orleans police announce the trio of bandits behind a major bank robbery were captured, with $65,000 recovered and $49,000 still held by two leaders described as the brains of the outfit. Investigators say the two may have boarded an interurban bus, possibly carrying their share, as buses in Alabama are halted for checks.
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A. A. Watters
Alabama
Fleeing robbers elude description as plans to trap them unfold
The report notes confusion over the robbers appearance in Mississippi and Louisiana. A conspicuous sktink appeared in plans to capture the fugitives, but workers of the Hib ernia National Bank could not identify what the suspects wore or looked like. The article continues on page 2.
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French mine blast kills five near Forbach
Five miners were killed and 40 injured in a mine explosion at Petite Roselle near Forbach in Metz region. About 60 miners were below ground when the blast happened. Rescue teams retrieved the dead and injured as officials awaited a final tally of victims.
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France
Vuillermin
Petite Roselle
Forbach
Rail Wreck Injures 10 at Back Bay Station
A Providence to Boston passenger train derailment at Back Bay hospitalizes ten passengers including an engineer trapped in the cab. Firemen cut free John L. Morehead who suffered burns and facial bruises. Nine patients at City Hospital were said to be discharged soon.
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Providence
Back Bay
John L. Morehead
City Hospital
Navy presses hunt for five Marines missing on Christmas trip
In Wasington officials said the Navy is using all available efforts to locate five Marines missing since a Christmas hunting trip in Chinese Communist territory. Reports of one Marine killed in clashes with Communist forces are unconfirmed.
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Navy
Argentine Wheat Boosts ERP Role in Marshall Plan
Buenos Aires reports the harvest of about 7,000,000 tons of Argentine wheat, the largest since the war. Experts say the crop could position Argentina as a key Latin American supplier to the Marshall Plan era ERP effort.
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Argentina
St Josephs Hospital Gifts Reach Eight Hundred Fifty Thousand Nine Hundred One
The initial gifts section of the St Josephs Hospital building fund reported contributions totaling 850901 at a Friday night public report. The campaign began with a Hotel Syracuse dinner where Bishop Walter A Feary urged cooperation amid rising costs and a possible overrun of the original 1250000 goal. Leo D Kelley warned the final total may exceed expectations as the drive continues.
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Hotel Syracuse
Walter A. Feary
Syracuse
Leo D. Kelley
Special Gifts Committee
Kelley
Eric W. Will
Louis Hhwich
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eisler Couple Seeks US Departure or Early Hearing
Los Angeles The Eisler couple Hanns Eisler and Louise seek permission to leave the United States or an early deportation hearing. Their attorney Miss Carol King of New York City filed the demand with Attorney General Tom Clark and warned of a mandamus action if no action occurs. A Jan 15 deportation hearing was postponed. the Ilslers remain free on bail since October. Eisler reportedly has offers from Italy France and Austria but cannot obtain Hollywood employment.
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Tollywood
Louise
United States
Carol King
New York City
Tom Clark
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Miss King
Weisler
Italy
France
Austria
Hollywood
Chuckle Caption About Pes tering Baby Rabbit
A lighthearted blip from Hreolite News features a baby rabbit pestering its mother until the exasperated parent scolds it with a playful line about being pulled outs of m none xlolan's hate now stop asking questions.
Drastic moves hinted as Syracuse faces fuel heat shortage
A freezing spell brings 36 Syracuse families with no heat, sparking calls for drastic measures. Mayor Costello's committee considers kerosene and fuel oil conservation amid rapid complaints. 386 cases reported in two hours, all for kerosene.
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Deust
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Skonks Bested by Revenue Agents Near Bristow
Two revenuers shot it out with three unmasked smugglers at a whisky still near Bristow. The federal alcohol tax agents clashed with the operators in a brief gunfight. The score favors Uncle Sam two to none as the escapees remain at large.
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Olina
Federal Alcohol
Marines Not yet landed in Palestine amid calls for protection
In Jerusalem authoritative sources said Marines had not landed and no call had been sent. A delegation of consulates asked the Palestine government for protection in the Arab-Jewish strife, while an Arab office in London broadcast a fervent plea for Marines. Diplomatic circles said no formal troop request had been made. London and Washington reported the US had discussed with Britain but no action or formal request followed. Britain said it would welcome any force the US might send for such a purpose.
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Palestine
London
Transcc
Washington
United States
Palesstine
Britain
Josephus Daniels Near Death At 85 In Raleigh Home
Josephus Daniels aged 85, famed editor and former Navy secretary under Wilson, lay near death at his Raleigh home. Doctors offered little hope as he suffered a severe bronchitis attack while under oxygen, with Roosevelt’s longtime aide noting Daniels had caught a cold last week.
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N. C
Josephus Daniels
United Nations Panel Gives Soviet Union New Korean Role
The provisional agenda of the United Nations commission in Seoul indicates the Soviet Union would be allowed another chance to participate in efforts toward Korean self government. The move signals a renewed push for local governance with international mediation.
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United Nations Koxyean Commission
British Guards On Palestine Border Amid Arab Influx
British lancers patrol the northern border of Palestine near the Jordan headwaters as Arab volunteers from Egypt Libya Saudi Arabia Iraq Syria and Lebanon train in southern Syria. Reports say 600 Arabs crossed the border and were driven back by lancers and Spitfires while 300 more volunteers joined along the Jordan. An Iraq battalion arrived en route to the Holy Land amid fears of a broader Arab revolt.
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Jordan
Holy Land
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Libyu
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Syria
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Britain
Dan Mile
Fawzi Bey al Kauki
J’awzi Bey al Kaukji
Surplus Agency Joins FBI to Curb Munitions Smuggling
The FBI and War Assets Administration joined to break up a suspected well organized wing smuggling government surplus explosives to Palestine. A War Assets spokesman said enforcement will trace every sale to detect irregularities while New York and New Jersey police report large seizures. Seventy three tons from Seneca Ordnance Depot remain missing as a separate case prompts action. Hubert Pond, arrested at Asbury Park with 945 boxes of cyclonite, pleaded guilty to illegal transporting explosives and posted a 2500 dollar bond. The incident triggered embargoes on undelivered surplus explosives in the New York District.
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Palestine
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