Europe Aid Frontage at Paris Conference Questioned
At a high level Paris meeting, V M Molotov Bevin and Georges Bidault discussed a joint continental economic program. Bevin and Bidault urged speed while Myrdal from the UN cautioned Europe faces a crossroads. Clayton arrived from Washington to calibrate US stance on resource sharing and coordination.
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V. M. Molotov
Russia
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Georges Bidault
France
Syracuse
Bevin
Molotov
Alfred Duff Cooper
Paris
Edmund Hall- Patch
Foreign Office
Alexander Bogomolov
Bidault
Europe
Brita
Karl Gunnar Myrdal
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
Geneva
United States
Commission
Myrdal
Foreign Ministry
Quai de’Orsay
Signs of Times in Fort Wayne Tax Relief Sought
In Fort Wayne shoppers face high prices driving them to line up to pay tax bills. County Treasurer Sam Cook notes postwar demand has created a bottleneck in the office and asks taxpayers to visit on other days of the week.
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Sign of the Times
Fort -Wayne
Ind
Sam Cook
Birthday Celebration Marks Mission San Juan Bautista Founding
Father John E. B. Forde announced the annual birthday celebration for Mission San Juan Bautista founded in 1797. The festa has been held each year since 1930 except for a four-year wartime break, with the event set for Sunday, June 29.
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San Juan Bautista
Mission San Juan Bautista
John EB. Forde
Housing From Syracuse hearing on FPHA bills and Syracuse aids
Representatives Jensen and Taber led a House committee hearing in Syracuse on a federal housing bill. Senators Saltonstall Knowland and Homer Ferguson attended and heard that Syracuse would lose about 1 million over 40 years if FPHA rules restrict tax in lieu payments. Officials warned the bill may force higher loan costs, delaying completion of university housing units valued at 1 million.
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Senate
Homer
Ferguson
Rmich
Saltonstall
Grimm
Thompson
Syracuse
Senate-house
Jensen
Riehlman
Shoulders Lose Lift as Foreman Promises Softer Suits
John B. Foreman addressed a convention of clothiers and designers stating that the era of padded shoulders ends next season. He predicted a shift to softer lines and more comfortable suits for men, signaling a major style change this fall.
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Chicago
INS
John B. Foreman
Foreman
Eisler Sentenced To One Year And Fine For Contempt
Gerhart Eisler, labeled by Congress as the No 1 Soviet commissioner, received the maximum penalty from Federal Court Justice Alexander Holtzoff a year in prison and a $1000 fine for contempt of Congress after denying a new trial motion and Eisler's mercy plea.
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Washington
Gerhart Eisler
Federal District Court
Alexander Holtzoff
fLisler
Congress
Papal Rosary Gift to Eva Peron at Vatican Audience
Senora Eva Peron received a rosary from Pope Pius XII after a 25 minute audience. The Pontiff thanked the Argentine first lady for Argentina’s help to the Vatican and praised her husband President Juan Peron.
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Vatican City
INS
Eva Peron
Pius
Juan
Vatican
Truman Warns on Coal Strike Under New Labor Law
President Truman urged patience as Taft Hartley law takes effect and said the Justice Department would consider injunctions to halt wildcat strikes. He noted coal talks continue between Lewis and operators while the government stays aloof and miners resume unofficial social negotiations.
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Lewis
Truman
Justice Department
Harry Moses
U. S. Steelorporation
Too Many Legs Hatching Ducklings Stun California Town
Mrs. William Marshall of Seaside reported seven duck eggs hatching in Monterey. The ducklings appeared with eight legs total. One duck showed four legs while two normal- legged ducklings had two extra appendages beneath the wings.
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Monterey
Calif
William Marshall
Seaside
Bus fares rise in Albany district tokens up to 75 cents
The Public Service Commission authorized United Traction Company to raise token values from six for 40 cents to ten for 75 cents. The fare increase takes effect Sunday and applies to buses serving most of the capital district for one year.
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Albany
Capital District
Public Service Commission
United Traction Company
Balkan Frontiers Seen Under Soviet Pressure Aid to Greece
A report outlines a plan for a neutral commission or envoy for two years to monitor the Balkan area and report to the Security Council quarterly. Austin links Yugoslavia, Albania, and Bulgaria to aiding Greek guerrillas, saying their actions violate fundamental charter principles and constitute an attack on Greece's independence through covert methods.
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Security Council
Austin
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
United Nations
Greece
Final May Trial Arguments Begin
Final arguments began today in the bribe conspiracy trials of former Representative Andrew J. May and the Munitions makers Henry and Murray Garsson. Attorneys agreed to limit eight hours per side and to hold night sessions to conclude the case for the Federal Court jury by the middle of next week.
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Washington
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
Henry and
Murray Garsson
Australia protests MacArthur in Japan decision making
New York dispatch says Britain reports Australia has protested to the United States that General Douglas MacArthur is making decisions in Japan without consulting other allied nations involved. The claim highlights friction over postwar policy and allied coordination in occupied Japan.
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New York
INS
Australia
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
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