Fight Looms In House Stop Gap Relief
Senate approves 597 million stop gap European aid bill by 83 to 6 but House demands trimming by 67 million. Administration shifts aim to satisfy President Truman’s outline as it moves toward final passage.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Senate
House
Truman
China
Italy
France
Austria
GOP
Martin
R-Mass
Congress
Cold Lingers in the South as Freeze Eases
The weather map shows a late-season cold wave in the South and Mid-Atlantic with Gordonsville Virginia at 14 degrees the coldest reading. Readings rose 10 to 20 degrees across the region while snow fell in North Dakota and the northern Rockies and rain in the southern Rockies.
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Virginia
Carolinas
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Midwest
South Atlantic
Gordonsville
Westfield
Mass
Pulaski
Columbia
S. C
Greensboro
N. C
Norfolk
Richmond
Plains
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
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Rockies
Pacific Coast
Gulf States
Brownsville
Tex
French assembly ends Communist strike bloc with anti strike law
In Paris a 10 hour Communist sit down filibuster ended as guards ejected Raoul Calas and deputies left the chamber. Parliament resumed to push Premier Schuman's hard anti strike bill amid mass work stoppages and power plant seizures. Over 2 million workers idle as police clear sites.
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Paris
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Raoul Calas
Assembly
Calas
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Maurice Thorez
Jacques Duclos
Andre Marty
Local Temperature Report and Rainfall Note
Yesterday’s high reached .0 with last night’s low near noon today. No December rainfall to date. December quota listed as 3 inches.
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High Point
W. F. Ferguson
James Gordon Whitstine
E. J. Meyers
Eniwetok Chosen For Experiments In Atomic Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission announced plans to turn Eniwetok atoll into a closed proving ground for research on new fundamental data with potential peaceful and military applications. The operation will be highly secret, with UN notice and full security restrictions, as 145 native residents relocate to a permanent new home.
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Gastonia
Harold T
Hubert D. Sumner
Sumners
Wisteria Hosiery Mills
Harold Sumner
Hubert Sumner
New York Sales Organization
Union Road
Stewart Construction Company
Washington
Pacific
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Biniki Atoll
Security Council
United Nations
U.N
Atoll
Aoman
Bujiri
Bikini
Boyhood yarns to be discarded say California educator
Dr. J Paul Leonard president of San Francisco State College argues against Horatio Alger myths. He cites a study of 200 students from a 3200 student body showing 40 percent socially maladjusted and 37 percent from broken homes as evidence that not all youths become presidents.
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San Francisco
Horatio Alger
California
J. Paul Leonard
San Francisco State College
Leonard
Stanford University
Freedom Train Tour Through Carolinas Delivers Historic Reverie
The Freedom Train to stop in Winston Salem Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh Wilmington and Charleston carries 130 documents and flags for eight stops across North and South Carolina and notes Mecklenburg Declaration absence. Lt Col Robert F. Scott leads Marine Security. crowds include descendants of Cowpens soldiers and Marion's swamp foxes amid historic sites.
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Charlotte
Kings Mountain
Mecklenburg
South Carolina
Columbia
Pee Dee
Marion
Battle of Cowpens
Spartanburg
Charleston
System Of Confusion Says Bookkeeping Of Gov't Is Bad
Former GAO official T Coleman Andrews testifies before the House subcommittee that the government kept its books so poorly that it is unclear whether there was a surplus or deficit for 1947. He calls the Treasury reported 757 million dollar surplus only a cash balance and cites unreported Army and Navy disbursements.
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Russia
Zisterdorf
Austria
Danube Shipping Company
Bidault
London
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Big Four
Germany
Washington
General Accounting Office
T. Coleman Andrews
GAO
Treasury
Andrews
House
Army
Navy
Little Merchants Deliver Gazette on Local Routes
Jimmie Parks, ninth grade student and son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Parks, delivers The Gazette on East Fifth, Sixth and Seventh avenues plus Union Drive. He began February 12, 1945, and serves 125 customers with a steady record at the circulation office. His hobbies are hunting and fishing and he enjoys earning spending and saving money through the route.
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Jimmie Parks
L. H. Parks
Gazette
East Fifth
Seventh Avenues
Union Drive
Jimmie
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