Bevin Blames Plight on U S Farm Subsidy
London July 19 AP Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin blamed much of Britain's dollar crisis on high support prices paid to American farmers. He argued the United States welfare state drives the balance of payments strain while conservatives urge reducing social benefits and opposing U S funding.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Britain
United States
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Bevin
House
Commons
Stafford Cripps
Washington
U. S
Australia
New Zealand
India
South Africa
Pakistan
Ceylon
Canada
Dollar Bloc
Schweitzer to devote final years to fighting leprosy
Dr Albert Schweitzer, 74, a medical missionary, says the last years of his life will be spent in a continued fight against leprosy. He and his wife Helen leave for French Equatorial Africa after spending 36 years there. They arrived in the U S June 28 and he gave a Goethe lecture at a Colorado Goethe 200th anniversary celebration. He spoke at a luncheon in his honor sponsored by the Council of the Churches of Christ in America.
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New York
Albert Schweitzer
Helen
French Equatorial Africa
United States
Goethe
Colorado
Schweitzer
Department of International Justice and Good Will
Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Vandalism Reported At Frazer Home Pen
Mrs. R. C. Deckerd of 3915 Frazer NW reported to the sheriff’s office that vandals released 10 baby rabbits from a pen at the residence during the weekend and uprooted a small tree. Rabbits were recovered Sunday but the husband heard activity near the pens again that night.
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R. C. Deckerd
Frazer
Sheriff's Office
Shriner Parade in Chicago Stars Truman Address
Nearly 15 000 Shriners in ornate parade down Michigan Avenue to Soldier Field. President Truman to speak for 20 minutes at the stadium before a 100 000 crowd, with a five hour parade featuring circus acts bands and patrol units from Shriners across North America. Harold Lloyd named imperial potentate designate to succeed Galloway Calhoun after Truman event.
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Chicago
Michigan Ave
Soldier Field
Truman
Harry Truman
Ararat Temple
Kansas City
Stevens
Washington
Camel Patrol
Zor Temple
Madison
Wis
White Horse Mounted Patrol
Abu Bekr Temple
Sioux City
Balloon Brigade
Tadmor Temple
Akron
Pinto Pony Mounted Patrol
India Temple
Oklahoma City
Black Horse Patrol
el Zagal Temple
Fargo
N. C
Indianapolis
Mr. Truman
Harold Lloyd
Beverly Hills
Calif
Galloway Calhoun
Tyler
Tex
Dock Settlement Sought In Washington
Hawaii entered its 80th day of a CN C dock strike as a Washington peace move emerged. Hawaii planned a special state legislature session to end the waterfront tieup while a wage settlement with management may be possible through CIO head Harry Bridges who testified before a Senate committee.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
C.N.C
Washington
Islands
Harry Bridges
Bridges
C.I.O. International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Senate
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Dr. Schweitzer
Jim
the Sanitary Milk Co
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T. J. Kauer
Ohio Department of Highways
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Mystic Shrine
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Livingston
Philco
Sparton
Emerson
City Lines
Canton City Line
Canton City Lines, Inc
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Ivingston
Ron Me
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