Gains Noted In Traffic Enforcement
Arthur T. Vanderbilt of Newark New Jersey told the Presidents safety conference that 1946 traffic law enforcement was hampered by understaffing funds and political influence yet showed gains. He noted increases in personnel training better court records revamped penalties and wider use of chemical tests and improved case preparation.
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Washington (P
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Newark
N. J
Vanderbilt
Greek Aid Setup Ready
Washington plans a large American aid program to Greece with up to 400 million dollars. Seven civilian mission members and about 40 officials will depart for Athens next week to join a military mission already there. The goal is to organize a staff with military-like control to manage Greece’s economy for a year and bolster the government against Communist pressure.
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Washington
Greece
Athens
Mediterranean
U S Expert Assists Film Producers Against Monopoly Risk
Justice Department antitrust analyst Robert J. Rubin is appointed to aid Donald M. Nelson, head of the Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers, in preventing potential monopolistic practices in film distribution. Rubin, a former aide to the attorney general, becomes Nelson’s assistant as 22 independent producers join the effort.
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Hollywood
Department of Justice
Robert J. Rubin
Donald M. Nelson
Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers
Rubin
Nelson
Wool Tariff Bill Opposed by Senator Myers
Senator Myers of Pennsylvania warned that a bill allowing higher wool tariffs or import limits could derail efforts to lower world trade barriers. He said final approval in the Senate was likely and would head to President Truman by nightfall after the Senate vote this afternoon, while the House had already ratified the conference compromise.
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Washington
Myers
D-Pa
Pennsylvania
Senate
Truman
House
Nuclear Peace Feelers and Secret Quiet Talks in War Time
In Nuremberg Fried rich Gauss testified that a Russian emissary in Stockholm sought a separate peace in 1943 and that Joachim von Ribbentrop hoped to divide Eastern Europe with the Soviets. The alleged talks involved figures such as A. M. Alexandroff and Madame Alexandra Hollantay, with uncertain embassy channels and harsh terms that Ribbentrop feared showing Hitler.
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Russia
France
Nuernberg
State Department
Washington
Associated Press
Moscow
Friedrich Gauss
Foreign Ministry
Stockholm
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Europe
Gauss
von Ribbentrop
Euver
Robert Kempner
Philadelphia
Aleksandra
Kleist
Ribbentrop
Alexandra Hollantay
Sweden
Liberty
M. Alexandroff
Hitler
Alexandroff
von. Ribbentrop
Firefighters Save 87-Year-Old as Wallet Hidden in Trousers
Richmond Indiana firemen pulled the blazing trousers from 87 year old John Wadsworth and rushed him to a hospital for treatment. He asked them to recover his trousers and one pocket yielded savings of 1234 dollars.
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Richmond
Ind
John Wadsworth
Wadsworth
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