Bevin Bidault discuss Europe balance sheet plan
Paris talks detail how Europe should allocate existing resources and reduce outside aid needs. Bevin and Bidault push a plan to set a definite U S pledge and a three power relief committee, while concerns over a potential blank check and the inclusion of other nations remain.
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Boy Pronounced Dead Revived By Two Firemen
HOLLYWOOD UP Gerald Greene three was pronounced dead by doctors Monday night. Today he chattered happily in his mother's arms. He had eaten chalk which settled in his lungs and cut off his breath. En route to General Hospital his pulse and breathing stopped. At Receiving Hospital firemen N W Albright and Neil Wallace applied oxygen and artificial respiration. After one and a half hours he began to breathe again and was out of danger.
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G O P Flood Job Opposition Cited
Representative Kerr of North Carolina said opposition by powerful Republicans threatened denial of funds for 12 flood control and navigation projects in the South. The House Appropriations Committee voted to recommend funds for 12 projects for the year beginning today. A House vote on the measure was expected this afternoon.
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Kerr
D-N.c
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House
False Alarm in Jerusalem Declared After Siren Panic
Reports of a shooting in the Ban Yehuda section of central Jerusalem prompted armed troops to rush to the area and set off alarm sirens. After a search, authorities announced the report was a false alarm, with an all-clear sounded after about 20 minutes and security measures relaxed.
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Russian Refugees End 9 Month Travel to Shang Hata
A group of 200 White Russians from Northwest China's Sinkiang region completed a nine month truck journey to Shang Hata. The refugees, who had lived near the Soviet frontier, reported Soviet agents tried to register them as Soviet citizens but they refused.
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Kulja
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Sinkiang
Shang
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Catherwood Stays On Albany Commerce Post
Gov Dewey asked M P Catherwood to remain as head of the State Commerce Department while a new commissioner is appointed. Catherwood, who resigned to become dean at Cornell, will continue to direct the department until a successor is named.
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Albany
Gav
Truman defends rent law amid criticism from real estate lobby
President Truman charged the extension weakens federal rent controls and eviction rules yet claims the act protects tenants and landlords alike. Creedon said the law adds grounds for evictions and local court enforcement without altering ceilings. He asserted protections will prevent unwarranted rents and evictions, while Truman urged an investigation into real estate interests and faced Republican objections about pressure on Congress.
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Truman
House
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Renters and landlords clash over voluntary rent plan
The article reports landlords and lawmakers debating a "voluntary" rent increase scheme. Remarks attributed to Ren. 3 cos accuse President Truman of distorting effects of the bill and claim good Americans owning rental property lack respect for the law. In Washington area about ten landlords were invited to sign the plan.
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Truman
Washington
Landlord Pressures Tenant After Lease Approval
In Mt Vernon New York a landlord reportedly approached a tenant about signing a lease an hour after Uneack approval. The landlord said he would advise the tenant to sign the agreement, seeking to leverage the timing of the decision for a favorable deal.
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Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Bus Strike Averted In Queen County Transit Lines
Residents of Queen County receive continued service on two major bus routes after a threatened strike by 900 AME workers was averted. Officials announced the settlement prevented disruption to daily commutes and ensured reliable public transportation.
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New York
Queen County
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