Paris Conference Sways East On U S Aid Plan
In London Foreign Secretary Bevin and French minister Bidault accepted Molotov’s three power Paris conference proposal for Friday to discuss the U S aid plan to Europe. Bevin praised the prompt Soviet reply and expected rapid work as Britain welcomed swift progress. Eden offered best wishes for quick, solid talks amid debates on Germany’s economic future. Concluded on Page 9.
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ASCAP Cited In Trust Suit
The Justice Department charged ASCAP and 25 foreign musical societies with international cartel activity and conspiring to deprive music lovers of music. The civil anti trust suit, led by Attorney General Tom C Clark, names groups from Australia Europe South America Canada and others. ASCAP allegedly monopolizes world music circulation through a Paris based confederation.
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Truman weighing dual veto option in labor clash
President Truman may present two labor veto messages, one pro and one con, and flip a coin to decide which to use. David Lawrence notes in his editorial column on pages 24 25. The paper lists comics, horoscopes, and other features across sections.
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Storms and floods kill dozens across regions
The Associated Press reports deadly storms including floods, tornadoes, and blizzards. Nebraska suffered the heaviest losses with at least 15 dead as a 12 foot flood surged through Cambridge, displacing residents. Beartooth Pass snowdrifts reached 15 feet, causing more fatalities and widespread disruption.
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Yugoslav Official Plans Return Home Soon
London dispatch reports Dr Nenad Griso gono former Yugoslav transport minister in exile says he will return to his homeland soon. He urges expatriate Yugoslavs to follow suit to aid economic recovery and the emergence of democracy and to foster better understanding among his countrymen and foreign nations.
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He Had Been Courting Her For Ten Years
A man explains why he never married the girl he courted for a decade. He visited every Wednesday and Saturday night and quips that marriage would remove his evenings elsewhere. Great Northern Goat.
Truman taps outside advisers on foreign aid limits
President Truman named 19 nonpartisan advisers from business labor agriculture education and research to study how much U S aid can be sent abroad without harming the domestic economy He signaled the need to curb dollars food fuel and materials to war damaged nations while warning the issue must be carefully weighed against domestic costs This move aims to ease bipartisan foreign policy conflicts within his legislative agenda.
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Freeman's Doctor Will Testify in Garrson Case
Washington dispatch reports a heart specialist will testify in the May-Garrson war fraud trial about the condition of key witness Joseph F. Freeman. Freeman, once a Washington agent for the Garrson munitions combine valued at 70 million dollars, has spent the past week in a hospital.
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Deputy Shoots Man in Flight Near Manlius
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Kasson shot William Everson of Eagle Village as Everson fled during attempted arrest on a third degree assault warrant issued by Justice Tom Davis. Everson, wounded in the right shoulder with a lung injury, was in critical condition at Crouse-Irving Hospital. Mrs Everson alleged he beat her and threatened the family. the deputy said shots were fired after Everson ran.
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Big Loss in Harbor Blaze Leaves Dozens Feared Dead
Los Angeles area reports at least two and possibly 14 men killed after a 11,083 ton tanker Markay exploded in Wilmington harbor. A $10 million blast razed docks as 2,940,000 gallons of fuel ignited, wind kept flames from fuel tanks, Coast Guard and harbor crews fought the blaze for six hours. Two bodies recovered. searchers to retrieve more aboard the ship.
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Nice Day All Over Again Weather Outlook
Meteorologist Andrew Pp Keller says today will mirror Sundays warm spell with a high near 83. Partly cloudy to start the week, with fair conditions across the northeast and rain along the Mississippi to the Rockies. City opens 33 playgrounds and nine pools at 10 AM for summer season.
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Police Chief Shot Near Border Corridor
MERICALI Mex. Chief of Police Juan Menesen was killed Sunday night in a machinegun blast as she was driving home. Calexien California police said he was investigating narcotics trafficking across the border. Night Officer Nick Finn confirmed the incident.
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Marshall urges hemispheric arms standardization for security
Secretary of State Marshall told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the Western Hemisphere must unite on arms standards to safeguard security. He warned that if the U S does not supply arms to Latin American allies, others will. He estimated a $20 million annual cost and said UN approval is not yet required.
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Senate approves $176.5 million Navy funding increase
The Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed a $176,500,000 boost to the Navy appropriation, adding to the House vote. Senator Saltonstall of Massachusetts said the increase will yield a powerful, well balanced fighting fleet for the nation.
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Ford plant workers resume jobs after striking protest
About 16 000 Ford plant employees in Cologne and 20 other German factories returned to work after last week’s walkout over short food rations blamed for weakness. The strikes disrupted production and highlighted worker hardship across several sites.
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Charge Plot To Seat King In Hungary and Austria
Budapest reports say Hungary’s Communist government released a 150 page White Paper alleging a British backed plot to restore the Hapsburg monarchy in Hungary and Austria. It claims Maj. Gen. Zoltan Szugyi testified three British officers were present for late 1945 talks with Austrian Royalists aimed at restoring the Hapsburgs in both nations.
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Swindler Gets 20 to 40 Years
New York court sentenced Jimmy Collins a 44 year old gambler to 20 to 40 years for not disclosing the fate of 350000 of the 804000 swindled from Mergenthaler Linotype. Co-defendant Irving Cohen known as Sally the Eel drew 44 to 20 years for his role in the fraudulent invoice scam.
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Conviction of Fay Upheld By Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court upheld the blue ribbon jury conviction of Joseph S Fay and James Bove labor union officials for extorting money from construction contractors The decision was 5 to 4 with Justice Jackson delivering the majority opinion and Justices Murphy Black Rutledge and Douglas dissenting
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Senate Override Appears Certain
President Truman urged Senate support to sustain his veto of the Watt Hartley labor bill. As votes neared, leaders and supporters urged passage, with anticipated override margins ranging from 64 to 25 up to 67 to 25.
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G.O.P May Seek Easier Veto Block
Washington political debate centers on amending the Constitution to allow a simple majority in each Congress branch to override presidential vetoes. Representative Arends says many colleagues favor reducing the two thirds requirement after veto battles over tax cuts and the Taft Hartley labor bill.
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