Hannegan to Retire Oct 29 as Chairman
Washington reports former House member Hannegan will resign as Democratic National Committee chairman on October 20 and be replaced by Senator James Howard McGrath of Rhode Island. President Truman approves McGrath, while Hannegan remains postmaster general and will lead the formal transition.
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Economy Menus Offer Tricks to Cut Food Costs
The article previews ways to prepare economical, nutritious meals amid rising prices, citing President Truman's appeal to conserve every ounce of food. It notes plans from the Good Housekeeping Institute and mentions a new feature to be published in FRE TERALD-JOURVAL starting Monday, May 29.
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Stopgap Europe Aid Urged by Two Democratic Senators
In Washington two Democratic senators urged President Truman to call a special session to approve stopgap funds for European aid. The move aims to fund emergency relief while broader plans, including the Marshall plan, are discussed. The effort centers on securing quick congressional action before other committee decisions and potential White House changes.
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Greeks Deny Plot Against King Paul
The Allent Inns Agency dismissed rumors of an assassination attempt on King Paul as entirely false and devoid of foundation. الرسمية news desk reports the agency denying the claim and urging caution over unchecked gossip.
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McClintock Calls for Export Probe Over Grain Prices
Washington signals advocate investigation into grain futures to curb rising grain prices. McClintock, Chicago Board of Trade president, says exchanges push exports to curb prices, proposes congressional inquiry. Officials from Chicago, Minneapolis, and Kansas City weigh action as农业 department investigates supply factors and price spikes.
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Java Volcano Erupts Adirondacks Snow Across Region
An unusual weather note reports snow approaching the Adirondacks and nearby areas despite mild forecasts. The system predicts lingering cold and unsettled conditions with light accumulations possible as a scattered wintry mix changes over. Local authorities urge preparedness for sudden changes.
Gandhi warns Indians war wary amid Java eruption
May Fight, Says Gandhi cautions that India must consider war readiness as Mount Geren in West Java erupts, threatening nearby towns. Reports describe ash, lava, and fear of Hindu Muslim tensions escalating with possible action against Indians in the dominion. Local weather includes light snow in some areas as officials advise caution.
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Seek on Showdown War Attacks United States
Russia pressed its position in a tense showdown with the United States over Greece Palestine and other issues as deputy foreign minister demanded new assurances while Western Allies faced continued stalemate. The UN debate showed a widening East West split with NATO and Britain watching anxiously as Secretary George Marshall urged caution amid a cautious stance from both sides.
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Yugoslavia Frees Yanks and Eisler Case Moves
U S democracy demands information on an incident as Hanns Eisler case goes to Clark. Subcommittee request for prosecution and regulation of the Hollywood songwriter prompts immediate study. The State Department and Justice Department weigh actions as the matter centers on alleged Soviet influence and passport status. The situation involves Gavrilo Milos and a broader inquiry into Communist ties with the Yanks.
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Todays Features and Page Guide Include Comics and Deaths
Todays content highlights feature a debate on Congress funding Europe relations with vague fiscal pledges. Dave Lawrence critiques the fiscal criteria pact while regular sections list letters, social notes, sports, and the death notices. The issue announces page allocations and mentions local contributors such as Jean Kain and Dr Brads Coxsword.
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Attlee Speech Ties Russia Attacks to Economic Troubles
The speech prepared for delivery blames economic troubles for provoking attacks attributed to Russia. Attlee implies the Soviet Union seeks to divert attention from its own disintegration by pressing Western democracies with hostility and abuse.
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Truman Appeals For Chest Drives
President Truman broadcasts a radio appeal urging Americans to pledge to support chest drives. He frames the campaign as a public service to help the nation face medical care and community needs, urging warm and generous giving to aid the cause.
Quints First Classmates Risk Voyage Amid Turbulent News
Quints will have their first classmates as the Dionne quintuplets face a complex voyage with a tanker refloat effort near England. Reports indicate the children remain aboard their ship near a sand bank 20 miles from Nargh, with rare relief crews and a private school aboard.
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Unclear headline from partial OCR fragment
A garbled OCR fragment references a plant in a good stage and suggests waiting a curve or dime related joke. No clear names places or events are legible. The piece lacks coherent facts to summarize into a traditional news item.
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Fly Sulfa to Egypt Plague Flight Lands
A naval Leaitsaou plane from KEW VOR UP carried medical supplies to Chita Egypt today. The mission delivered vaccines, serum, blood plasma and other urgent medical items to aid cholera epidemic response amid naval coordination in Washington.
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Refugee Dies In Ship Fight
A refugee was killed and others wounded during a clash with a British patrol aboard a ship attempting passage through a blockade. The incident occurred near Jerusalem as refugees resisted the naval blocking force and gunfire was exchanged.
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Captives: Three Americans Held Since Monday
Three U S soldiers were captured by Yugoslav forces near the Trieste frontier Friday night. The U S Embassy sent a note to the Foreign Ministry confirming the incident and promising an apology. The Army announced Lt William Van Allen of East Orange New Jersey and two other soldiers would be released. The captives were captured during a patrol along the Yugoslav border near Gorino, while three Americans escaped during the firefight.
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ILD
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Escaped Nazis hunted in France follow covert aid network
A South of France chase unfolds as authorities seek 23 escaped Nazis aided by underground networks. Premier Soltrom notes intensified efforts, with warnings of widespread collaboration and possible international repercussions.
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Brian Camp
Lost Heiress Found In Woods After Three Weeks
A 16 year old heiress from Chester Lawis was found safe in a woodland area near a river peninsula after being missing since September 4. She had been staying with a private sanatorium, where doctors said she had mental health issues. her father, Mr. Gascolene, is in Tokyo. An administrator from Japan confirmed her residence changed to a rural area with police reporting surveillance and a local inquiry ongoing.
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UPI
Prom Korea GI Flight Intriguing Military Link
Fragmentary text hints at a Korea related flight and military tie involving GI units. Mentions lung conditions and costs, a Flushing location, and references a 400 mile measure. Details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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