Leaders Agree Truman Plan Faces Early Congress Return
President Truman told leaders that only enough funds remain to keep Western Europe, especially Italy, France, and Austria, on a starvation basis through December. He urged quick committee action on a short range program while the Marshall plan funding can wait until January. Congressional leaders expect reconvening around December 1 if four committees approve emergency aid.
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Texas
Three Japanese Stand Trial For Forcing Mothers to Brand Sons
In Yokohama a Japanese official and two colleagues were arraigned on war crimes charges. Prosecutors say Assistant Futire Inspector Ko Nemota ordered three British mothers in an internment camp to brand their sons with hot pokers after a window incident. The mothers refused and the boys were scorched.
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Boeing Announces New Heavy Bomber Projects in 1940s
Washington reports Boeing disclosed development of a NB 52 heavy bomber and an advanced B 11 model, plus a B 50 C. Boeing president William M Allen stated these plans to the President's air policy commission. The B 50's weight and wing loading are highlighted as notable design features.
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Washington
Boeing
William M. Allen
Air Policy Commission
Two of British Quads Succumb
Two premature quadruplets born Sunday to Mrs Hileen Horner died today in Bradford England. Joyce died several hours after her sister Patricia. The infants, born about ten weeks early, had been used in St Luke's Hospital on glucose and water. Three other quadruplet births were reported in Britain this year, but none survived.
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Joyce
Patricia
St. Luke's Hospital
Great Brittain
Police Chief Kidnapped In Car Seizure Near Moravian Seminary
Police report that Chief Eliott was abducted by Worseck who forced him to drive a police sedan for about two hours with three guns aimed at him. Near the Moravian Seminary in Bethlehem worsted, the chief escaped and observed Worseck driving. Police recovered Elliott’s radio and hat, and a manhunt across Pennsylvania and New Jersey began.
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Pair Found Dead In Parked Auto Near Cashtown
Florence Miskinson 33 of Quaratanama, Pa and Albert King 46 of Biglerville, Pa were found in a car off the Lincoln highway near Cashtown. Ignition and heater were on while fuel ran out. Adams County coroner Dr G Crist said death appeared due to carbon monoxide poisoning from a defective heater or muffler. blood tests pending.
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Qrrtanama
Albert King
Biglerville
Lincoln Highway
Cashtown
G. Crist
Adams County
No More Potatoes for Livestock Feed in Maryland Action
Jes. Jr. Blandford chairman of the Maryland P.LA. Committee announces ending sales of potatoes for livestock feed as of today. Reasons cited include exhausted supply of low grade potatoes and the emergency food campaign requiring No 1 potatoes for human consumption. The Maryland PMA has purchased 1,100 cars of potatoes under the price support program at a cost of $850,000.
Fairchild Engine and Airplane reports 1946 profit
Fairchild Corp. and subsidiaries reported 1946 net profit of $962,048 equal to 42 cents a common share. This compares with $688,034 or 34 cents a share in 1945.
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Ambulance Attendant Injured at New Mexico Rodeo
Joe John an ambulance attendant rushed to aid a bronc rider at the New Mexico State Rodeo. He loaded the rider into the ambulance but his leg suddenly broke as he walked to the car door. He was hospitalized with a broken leg after being loaded into the ambulance.
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Joe John
New Mexico
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Dirt Moving Time Arrives At Farms
Production and Marketing Administration officials told farmers to begin dirt moving now while crops are harvested and weather remains favorable. Terraces and ditches require county committee approval and must meet specifications before reporting completion to the county office for soil and water conservation.
Stolen Merchandise Valued At $420 In Montgomery Ward Burglary
Detective Clarence Carroll reported the theft from Montgomery Ward last Friday night rose to 420 dollars. Three teenage youths confessed to the burglary and face larceny charges in juvenile court. Delays in action await further investigation into possible additional crimes.
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No Authority To Solicit Funds Questioned
The William D. Bryan Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars reported to police and the chamber of commerce that individuals soliciting funds locally in the VEW name lack authority from the post and are not sponsored by the post in any war.
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Brran Post
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Chamber of Commerce
Sun's rays blamed for ten thousand dollar blaze
Fire Chief Fawcett blamed sunlight from a magnifying glass dropped from a third floor window for a $10,000 fire at William A. Ludgate home Gallup Poll editor. The blaze started when dry cedar shingles ignited as sun rays focused on them.
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John Ludgate
Fawcett
William A. Ludgate
Gallup
Anti-Dominican Plot Foiled In Cuba
General Perez announced the foiled plot involving an expeditionary force of Dominicans Venezuelans and Cubans headed by Orlando Masferrer who had been expelled from the Communist party Diaz suggested the conspiracy could aim to disrupt Cuba’s upcoming presidential and congressional elections next June Some prisoners blamed U S intervention and the State Department had cited rumors of plans to sail from Cuba and to deploy fighter planes through the Caribbean destination Diaz cited possible motives to obscure the electoral process.
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U.S. State Department
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State Department
Destina Diaz
Conferences Begin On Education Today
Dr R F Cromwell supervisor of guidance State Department of Education will start conferences with guidance counselors in Washington county schools. He will address the senior high student body this morning then speak to faculty on the place of the classroom teacher in the guidance program. Wednesday afternoon he meets all guidance counselors at 1 20 pm in Board of Education offices. Miss Catharine Beachley chairs the group. The aim is to help every student leave school well informed about opportunities and steps to begin in their chosen field.
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R. Floyd Cromwell
State Department of Education
Cromwell
Russia to Join Big Four Talks on Italian Colonies
Russia will attend a four party ministerial deputy conference in London to discuss Italy's prewar colonies. Britain hopes the meeting starts Friday. Ambassador Georgi Zarubin is slated to represent Russia, per the foreign office.
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Four Sentenced by Magistrate for petty offenses in Williamsport
Convicted of unlawfully entering an automobile, Jose Rolvez a Puerto Rican received 15 days in jail from Magistrate Jehufi. Het zen Magistrine Hetzer also sentenced three men to days each for drunkenness. They were linked to William Staley Raymond Davis and Pets Gordon. A separate report notes $2 611.72 stolen from the local Union 483 office by safe cracksmen. Edward Fisher reported the loss detailing dues. The University of Texas is playing its 35th football season.
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