World Trade Plan Urged By Marshall
Secretary of State Marshall urged a charter for a proposed international trade organization as a great step to world economic stability and common security. He spoke during World Trade Week stressing unity among nations and noting success requires cooperation of all 18 trading nations at Geneva efforts to lower barriers.
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British Seize Ship With 1500 Jews Off Lebanon Coast
British forces intercepted the 1200 ton ship Trade Winds off the Lebanon coast en route to Haifa in Palestine carrying about 1500 Jewish refugees. The vessel was found listing and the immigrants were ordered below deck for safety. a second ship Brigadier Kisch is said to be en route to the Holy Land.
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Police Clear Man In Atlanta Slaying
Fulton County police chief said a man was arrested for questioning in the strangulation murder of Peggy Refoule a socialite but released after tests showed no connection. No other arrests have been made and tips keep the department busy with no definite leads.
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Peggy Refoule
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Hink Pink game and London’s quirky word fun
A London crowd explores hink pink and its variants as a party game. puzzles involve two rhyming words from clue prompts and attract players from writers to psychiatrists, with Hampstead hosts promoting a Hink Pink Institute amid curiosity.
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Woman Doctor And Kate Smith Share 1947 NCCJ Awards
Dr. Florence Sabin renowned scientist and radio star Kate Smith were named recipients of the 1947 National Conference of Christians and Jews awards. Sabin, 75, known for tuberculosis and cancer research and first woman in several elite posts, and Smith for her long radio career and philanthropy, will receive the citations in Chicago on June 10.
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New Rail Service To South Opens
Inauguration of the Silver Comets announces new streamlined rail link between New York and the South. The stainless steel trains offer one night service from New York via Philadelphia and Washington to Southern cities, with inaugural run departing today from Pennsylvania Station at 18:45.
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Lawmaker Claims Admiral Drew Sea Pay on Land Duty
Rep Ploeser says Adm Ernest King and aides drew sea duty pay while living aboard a yacht in Washington during the war. He notes officers received 10 percent extra for sea pay and enlisted men 20 percent. King, former CNO, was unavailable for comment. Red Cross units merge as Basil O’Connor announces consolidation and appoints Mrs Joe Hume Gardner to lead the new unit in Washington.
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