Taylor Hits ERP Plans Defends Reds
Sen. Glen H. Taylor of Idaho running mate to Henry Wallace attacked the European recovery program in a 35 000 word Senate speech. He denounced U S foreign policy as driven by Wall Street and militarists and charged the West with provoking war by backing as he urged better relations with the Soviet Union. He warned ERP would fail to win allies and could push Europe toward conflict with Soviet Russia.
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Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Taylor
Henry A. Wallace
Senate
Idahoan
U. S
Truman
George C. Marshall
Defense
James Forrestal
Italy
Russia
Wall Street
Munich
Stalin
Hitler
Greece
Turkey
Harry
Forrestal
E. Marshall
Sumner Welles
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United Nations
Killer Slays 2 Policemen in Pre-Dawn Bronx Shootout
An unemployed Irish restaurant worker named Hugh Coughlin, 22, confessed to shooting two New York policemen near a Bronx jewelry store in pre-dawn darkness. One officer died, the other was critically wounded. A citywide manhunt and large-scale searches followed as investigators pursued a lead and arrested suspects in Harlem and a camel hair coat clue.
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Bronx
Hugh Coughlin
George- Washington
Arthur W. Wallander
Alog the Hi River
Harlem
George P. Mitchell
Senate Passes Sweetheart Bill Allows Love Plan for Servicemen
The Senate approved a bill sending to President Truman to admit foreign sweethearts of U.S. servicemen with a 90 day deadline for marriage. If marriage does not occur in time the bride-to-be must depart the United States.
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Washington
ULP
Truman
U. S
Russia to Explain GI Shooting at Four-Power Talks
At a four power meeting in Vienna, U S authorities will press Russia to explain why a Russian guard struck 18 year old PFC Jack Grunden of Portland Oregon with his gun butt and then shot him as he lay on the sidewalk. Grunden remains seriously injured but shows signs of improvement.
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Austria
Russia
Pfc
Jack Grunden
Portland
Ore
Grunden
Joseph C. Neel
Fort Worth
Tex
Hospital Surgical Service
Bernard Hurless
U. S
U.S
Explosion at Chinese Ammunition Dump Kills Hundreds Near Tsingtao
A large ammunition dump near the U S fleet anchorage at Tsingtao blew up causing hundreds of casualties. About 100 believed killed, with 250 total injuries reported. U S hospital ship Relpus sent aid as Marines helped fight the ensuing fire. no U S personnel were hurt. The base was deemed out of danger and cause of the blast was not immediately known.
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Tsingtao
China
U. S. Fleet
U.S
U. S
U. S. Naval
Bright Colors Foreseeable for American Male Fashion
San Francisco reports a push by menswear designers to move men away from drab tones toward bright plumage. Designer Milt Davidson links bold colors to historical leather and conquistador style, forecasting gold suede coats, defender blue trousers, and maroon ties as a new look for 1948 49.
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Mr. America
Milt. Davidson
Davidson
California
Historical Societies
Public Library
Gaspar de Portola
New Zealand
Printers Quit Typographical Union in Waukegan
Thirteen News Sun printers in Waukegan Illinois resigned from the AFL International Typographical Union. a letter said the union no longer represents them for collective bargaining and objects to officers’ refusal to obey laws. The move was disclosed Tuesday with the printers returning their union cards to local No. 294.
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Waukegan, Ill
Waukegan News-Sun
AFL International Typographical Union
Waukegan Itv
News-Sun
International Typographical Union
Renowned Utah Botany Professor Dr Loran Blood Dies
Dr H Loran Blood a popular botany professor at Utah State Agricultural College died Monday night while at a church meeting. Blood 47 was one of the school's most respected instructors.
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Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
H. Loran Blood
Blood
Trends In Nation Markets On Tuesday Slips Amid Political Worries
Stocks and curb stocks fell in a quiet session as investors cited international politics shadowing domestic results. Dow industrials closed at 166.76, utilities 31.84, rails 49.00. volume 660,000. Grain futures fell with soybeans limit down. lard and eggs varied. livestock markets mixed in Ogden and New York.
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New York
Wall Street
General Motors
Steels
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Dow Jones
Ruhr coal hits 300000 ton daily mark in recovery drive
Coal production in the Ruhr rose to 300000 tons a day for the first time since the end of the war. The figure, announced officially on Tuesday, is seen as a key to European recovery under the Marshall plan.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Soviet Fighters Attack Passenger Plane Near Tsingtao
Shanghai AP reports two Soviet P-39 fighters attacked a C-46 air transport carrying 32 passengers for Claire Nault China Air Transport Lines about 120 miles north of Tsingtao at 5 p.m. Monday. The plane, from Mukden to Tsingtao with evacuees, was not hit.
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Claire L. Chennault
China Air Transport Lines
Airway
Whiting Willauer
Tsingtao
Mukden
Willauer
Chennault
U. S
United States
China
Lawrence Robert Buel
Stockton
Cal
Ogden Names Maurice G. Schooff Chief of Police
Maurice G. Schooff, longtime Junction City restaurant operator and member of the Ogden civil service commission, was named by Mayor Harman W. Perry to serve as Ogden police chief. Approval came from Peery and Thomas East with Edward T. Saunders dissenting.
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Maurice G. Schooff
Junction City
Harman W. Perry
Schooff
Ogden Civil Service Commission
Peery
Thomas East
Edward T. Saunders
Accidents At Blackfoot From Icy Idaho Roads
A Rexburg man Grant E. Hanks crashed a car south of Shelley as roads iced near Blackfoot. No serious injuries reported though a near miss with B W Rollins and a second Sudden stop by Fred Robinson caused ditching. Traffic did not slow and flashlights warned drivers.
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Grant E. Hanks
Rexburg
Shelley
B. W. Rollins
Hanks Auto
Rollins
Fred Robinson
Robinson
Group Names Pocatello Man Becomes Temporary Idaho Fraternal Leader
Larry Davis of 304 North Eleventh Ave in Pocatello was elected temporary vice president for eastern Idaho to support Vilas Morgan. At Nampa a temporary president of the Idaho Fraternal and Veterans association was named during a Sunday meeting with Davis and Ben Ahlschlager attending as Moose lodge delegates. The group plans to meet again in about two months to formalize the organization and unite to oppose perceived state law inequalities affecting fraternal and veterans orders, aiming for fair legislation and local community benefits.
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Larry Davis
North Eleventh Ave
Idaho
Vilas Morgan
Nampa
Idaho Fraternal and Veterans Association
Davis
Ben Ahlschlager
Moose Lodge
Veterans Orders
Britain Sees Marshall Plan as Only Hope for Survival
The 1948 economic survey warns Britain faces bankruptcy unemployment and a falling living standard without U S aid. Cripps says even with Marshall Plan help Britons may eat about 2081 calories daily in early 1948 and warns deeper cuts if aid ends.
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Homer Jenks
United Press
London
Britain
Stafford Cripps
U. S
George C. Marshall
Cripps
Utah Chosen As Plant Site
The Utah division of Kennecott Copper Co will build a large refinery in Salt Lake Valley near Magna, with design to begin immediately and construction possibly starting later this year. VP D D Moffat says the plant will employ hundreds and boost Utah payroll from about 13 million annually. The refinery will be Kennecott Copper's first self built plant in the Magna area near Great Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Kennecott Copper Company
Salt Lake Valley
D. D. Moffat
Utah Copper Division
Moffat
Kennecott Copper
Magna
Great Salt Lake
Pedestrian Defeats Vehicle in Downtown Collision
In Long Beach California a 75 year old pedestrian, K. D. McIntosh, reported that two women in a new sedan blocked a pedestrian zone. He said the car struck his cane and caused a dent in its hood during the incident yesterday.
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Long Beach
Cal
K. D. McIntosh
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