United States Outlines Six Point Western Europe Aid Plan
The State Department released a comprehensive six point plan to aid Western Europe defense, proposing about 1.13 billion for North Atlantic pact countries and 320 million for Greece and Turkey in 1950. It calls for a single program, flexible funds for emergencies, and emphasis on Western Europe, with military aid distinct from the Atlantic pact.
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Question on John L. Lewis and miner benefits debated
Editorial notes on whether John L. Lewis could have secured miner benefits without strikes that hurt the nation, coal profits, and miner wages. The piece by James Marlow appears among pages 14 and 15 with additional sections listed for comics horoscopes and various features.
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UN Expected Vote On Spain Dealings Amid Abstentions
The U N General Assembly neared a final vote to ease sanctions on Franco Spain with a two thirds majority required. The political committee backed the move 25 to 16 but short of the needed two thirds with key abstentions by the United States Britain and France. Latin American supporters urged more nations to back the proposal.
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Harvard crews sweep three heats in Eastern sprint regatta
Harvard placed all three crews in the final events of the Eastern Intercollegiate Rowing Association sprint regatta, winning trials in freshman and other heats. Syracuse and Yale led to early eliminations as Harvard clocked 6:47.2 for the freshman heat, LT or M LT TQ. The event opened on time before 3,000 fans, with Princeton and Cornell close behind Harvard in the first freshman heat.
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Cold Front Brings Cooler Weather To Syracuse Tonight
A cold front extending from Lake Ontario to the city outskirts moves in tonight. Temperatures fall to around 36 degrees with fair conditions. Tomorrow, the Weather Man expects fair and cooler weather with a high near 62. A north northwest wind shift causes the drop. Cooler weather also is forecast for this afternoon.
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Son Born to Girl Five Marks 10th Birthday
The article recounts the 1939 cesarean birth of a son to a girl aged five years and eight months, the boy now celebrating his tenth birthday. Dr. Gerardo Losada delivered the baby and saved mother and child. Lina Medina, now nearly 16, learns the boy is her son. The family faces social strain and the doctor contemplates writing a book about the case.
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Jealous Suitor Shoots Girl Then Kills Himself
In Milford Connecticut a jealous 22 year old Raymond Cretion shot 17 year old Arlene Harris in her home after a party and then shot himself in a pasture minutes later. Police say Cretion had been Harris' sweetheart but they recently ended the relationship.
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Wholesale meat prices dip again in U S markets
Chicago report shows wholesale meat prices fell three percent in the last month. The American Meat Institute notes retail prices also declined sharply and wholesale levels sit about 22 percent below last summer's peak.
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Spending Up Business Down Five Billion Deficit Seen
A Senate House Committee on Revenue and Taxation is to hear experts project a 5.06 billion deficit for the year starting July 1. The estimate suggests lower federal income due to sagging business, with potential tax receipt shortfalls versus Treasury projections. President Truman earlier forecast higher income but spending requests rise, including a large military appropriation.
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Dewey to Visit Churchill Today in London
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York was scheduled to call on Winston Churchill in London. The Deweys dined with Ambassador and Mrs. Lewis C. Douglas at the American Embassy and earlier visited Stratford-on-Avon and Warwick Castle.
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Baltimore visit prompts film writer praise for Truman
A Home Lover quotes Jackson Overman, script writer, praising President Truman as a great leader during a Baltimore visit. He recalls a humorous story about a man and a cat to illustrate wisdom, noting how following a clue can lead back home.
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Gift boxes on ferries spark theft alert
Central Railroad of New Jersey ferries between Jersey City and New York carry small literature boxes on walls with signs Please take one. Railroad police hunt for missing boxes after a few overly literal passengers remove items.
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Twin Births Surprise Harborview Hospital
Mrs. Harry Day was sent home after labor began early and delivered a boy at home with her husband and a policeman help. She later returned by ambulance with her husband and gave birth to a girl at Harborview Hospital. Both twins were reported in good condition.
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Fire Seared Tunnel Cleared as Repairs Start
Bulldozers cleared debris from the Holland Tunnel after a truck blast sprayed fire and poisonous gas. Normal traffic to New York was set to resume, with the tube closed 10 to 12 hours nightly for months. Damage could reach 1 million dollars and 66 people were affected by smoke and fatigue.
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Talks Held On Ship In Eisler Extradition Case
Polish liner Batory returned to Cowes with Communist leader Eisler still aboard awaiting possible extradition. A special Southampton court session was called and a Scotland Yard inspector met the ship during protracted negotiations. The captain said he would land Eisler in Gdynia if required.
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Nine Sections In Tomorrow's Herald American
Tomorrow's Syracuse Herald American will publish nine sections including Puck the Comic Weekly American Weekly Parade society local news sports and a mail order tabloid. The edition promises a complete package with telegraph news and cultural listings.
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