G O P Plans To Hit Acheson On Foreign Aid
In Washington July 28 AP report Republicans in the Senate plan to challenge Secretary of State Acheson over the 8.5 billion dollar foreign aid program. Senator Taft proposes a committee hearing to consider removing Acheson as policy head and cutting funds. Senator Hickenlooper leans toward a separate agency to run foreign aid with each department handling its own activities.
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Hickenlooper (R
Iowa
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Diplomatic vs. operating state debated in foreign policy hearing
Hickenlooper argues the state should be a diplomatic body not an operator. Senator H Alexander Smith proposes a single pool for military supplies for U.S. troops and allies with a congressional defense cap. Secretary of Defense Marshall says orders are already placed on that basis for practicality.
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Koury of Lorain Dies at 47 in Ohio
Fred Koury a tavern owner and local political figure in Lorain died at 47 after a heart attack his death announced from Lorain Ohio authorities say.
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Fred Koury
Lausche Burke May Have Deal In Ohio Politics
The Columbus Sunday Dispatch reports Governor Lausche plans a fourth term with Mayor Burke of Cleveland running for U.S. senator in 1952. Burke would seek the Democratic nomination at Lausche’s urging to join the ticket. DiSalle is seen unlikely to run for governor in 1952, a move Burke would oppose.
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U.S
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Toledo
Office of Price Stabilization
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Doukhobor Leader Michael Verigin Dies in Hospital
Michael Verigin a 68 year old Doukhobor leader died today in hospital after surgery and pneumonia. He founded a settlement on Vancouver Island and had long been central to the sects turbulent clashes with Canadian law. He came from Russia in 1889 and was proclaimed archangel by Lukeria Kalmikova.
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Lukeria Kalmikova
Zeuxis Grapes Attract Birds Says Britannica
Britannica notes the ancient Greek painter Zeuxis is famed for grapes so lifelike that birds were drawn to them. The anecdote highlights Zeuxis as a master of realism in ancient art.
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