Woman donates 1000 dollars to Korean War amputee
Mrs. Martha S. Reynolds, a widow in her 60s, gave $1000 to Pfc. Robert Smith, the Korean War’s first quadruple amputee, at Walter Reed Hospital. Reynolds, lifelong giver of about $10,000 yearly to charities, says she inherited wealth and learned giving from her mother known as The Tombs’ Angel.
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Eisenhower Talks With Dutch Leaders On Western Defense
General Dwight D. Eisenhower opened talks with Dutch military chiefs and premier Willem Drees in The Hague to assess Dutch contributions to Europe’s defense. He planned a Copenhagen stop for a UN check on Western Europe’s role in NATO. Belgium plans about 100,000 troops. Holland has 15,000 in training and expects 30,000 more next October.
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Quirino Secures US Relief Funds for Manila Slums
President Elpidio Quirino announced a forthcoming 1.5 million dollars in relief aid from the United States. He established a committee to relocate families from Manila slum areas to new homes.
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