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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1949

Page

13

Russia May Cut Ties With War Allies

Reported by a well informed diplomat group that Russia may withdraw from the North Atlantic Pact alliance with Britain and France. The Russian charge claims the pact violates prior Soviet Anglo French treaties and UN principles while British and French spokesmen defend it as defensive. The Atlantic alliance includes the United States and Canada with Western Europe and several Nordic states.

Dipto Mats Russia Germany Europe Start Britain France Yalta United Nations U. S Washington Frepeh Min Mlaekade Bers London

Stassen Urges Aid Plan To Combat Communism In Asia

Harold E. Stassen proposed a billion dollar a year MacArthur Plan to fight communism in Asia, likening it to the Marshall Plan in Europe. He urged swift action and defense aid as a wartime veteran president.

Boston Harold E. Stassen Asia Europe The

Germans Assail Red Camps In Postwar Debate

The article reports German Social Democrats calling for abolition of concentration camps in Soviet occupied areas and ending forced labor. It covers speeches by Press Neumann and Paul Loebe marking the party anniversary, criticisms of Soviet actions in Berlin, and Stassen’s Mid Century Convocation remarks condemning communism and contrasting it with fascist methods. Churchill and Truman are referenced as contemporaries.

Berlin Germany Press Neumann Battia Paul Lobe Neumann V. L Chubkov Vassily D. Sokolovsky Russia Staessen St Stalin Hitler Stalin Hineeelf Truman

Rookie Cop Nabs Suspect After Street Chase

White Plains patrolman Cornelius Mullane a rookie with under a year’s service chased down and captured an accused burglar, Jimna parking dot, after a block long pursuit. Six shots were fired during the escape attempt as crowds fled the scene. The suspect, described as connected with a continental burglary spree netting about 9 million, faced multiple indictments in Westchester County.

White Plains Gerald Graham Dennis Nee Sng Dennis Cornelius Mullane Gowntowe Deans

Vinson Hospitalized for Treatment of U S Naval Ailment

Chairman of the Armed Services Committee Vinson is in Walter Reed Hospital for treatment of a claimed malady. The report notes the illness affects his health while he carries out duties in Washington.

Washington Cas Gyonr Howe Armed Services Committee The Naval Hospital

Moscow voices against Atlantic Pact

A Soviet radio broadcast assails the United States accusing it of seeking to form a West German puppet state to serve as a military base for future conflicts. The commentary claims America aims to bring West Germany into the North Atlantic Pact.

London Moccan Radia United States America Germany

Ex Film Idol Becomes Happy Truck Pilot in War Era Tale

A jumbled reminiscence traces Nils Asther from Swedish cinema to wartime service and UFA action. The memo notes his shift to a delivery truck job while reflecting on career shifts, romance with Greta Garbo, and postwar life in the United States and Europe.

Taxi Strike Slashes New York Cabs and Transit

A New York taxi strike crippled service by about ninety percent as cabbies and mechanics walked out. Radio operators at Pan American World Airways joined broader transit disruptions, while a seamen walkout affected Canada’s East Coast shipping. Police reported arrests as the strike widened across transit sectors.

Associated Prem New York Pan-Americas World Airways Canada United Mine Workers John Mitchall Akron CLO. Transport Workers Union Shere Wnitl Tamdne

Hoover Study Splits On Power Issue in Labor and Reform Debates

The report discusses a split among Hoover's commissioners on privatizing power and reorganization. It covers labor actions by CLO demands for higher wages and shorter hours, and a walkout threat by AFL construction workers in Kansas City amid tensions and calm. It also notes congressional moves on executive reorganization and a proposal to repeal yellow oleomargarine bans in several states.

Raoperty Clo C.lo AJL Compress Western Unies Telegraph Co Focera Comm Commissioa Commercial Telegraphers Union The Telegraph Employees Union Telegraph Workers Union Congress Kansas City AFL Truman Senate Senate Executive Expenditures Committee House Howe Herbert Hoover Reorganizee Union Hoover Weasors House Commission Warger Oegmargamios Representative Ponge D-Tex National Association of Margarine Manufacturers California Delaware Idaho Montana New Hampshire New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania South de- Rete Vermont Washington Wiacouse Wyoming

Stalin Hosts Dinner for Albanian Envoys Amid Margarine Sales

Prime Minister Stalin hosted a dinner honoring Albanian government delegates as wholesalers and retailers of yellow and white margarine are mentioned. The report lists Enver Hoxha, Marshal Vasilevsky, and Deputy Prime Minister Molotov in protocol order, highlighting Soviet hospitality and industry names.

Enver Hoxha Tion Moscow Re i Dianer Marshal Rablers Alexander M Vaallevsky New Tain & Year Nikolai A Buiganin Politburo Vasilevsky Minter Vo Mj Molotov Hozha

Pauling Warns Of Narrow Focus In Science Future

Nobel chemist Linus Pauling told the Commonwealth Club that the world’s future rests on long haired scientists pursuing fundamental research beyond practical needs. He urged more funding for colleges and universities to keep ivory tower work alive while noting industry and government research spending outpace academia.

San Francisco Linus Pauling American Chemical Society Pauling Tte Commonwealth Club California Institute of Technology The Chemical Society Lomghale Issa

Missing Banker Steals Funds and Hints at Repayment by Mail

A missing bank official, Crewe, allegedly embezzled about $100,005 with another $648 unaccounted. Authorities say money and bonds were withdrawn from the Monel City Bank while Crewe was assistant manager. He faces federal embezzlement charges as a nationwide search spans Florida to the South, with creditors expected to pursue repayment through the bank.

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Churchill Leaves Boston After Honor

Winston Churchill ends a two day Boston visit after being named honorary lecturer of Massachusetts Institute of Technology. More than 150 people gather at the station to bid the British leader farewell amid a packed event celebrating his visit.

Boston Ninston Churchill Bowton Garden Masachusette

House Votes Employment To Slice Tax Picture On Oleo

The House voted 287 to ? to repeal federal taxes on margarine, rejecting attempts to block interstate shipments. Reps Dean P. Taylor and William T. Byrne joined Upstate New York colleagues in a close effort to defeat the Poage substitute amendment to the Granger bill, which failed ...

Washington House Dean P. Taylor William T Byrne New York

Washington sees employment improve with March drop in unemployment

The Census Bureau reported 80,000 more jobs in March than February, bringing total employment to 90,514,000 and unemployment to 3,197,000. Officials praised the uptick, noting the rise in employment offset the unemployment decrease while cautioning the gains were temporary.

Washington LP Bu‘remy jPersons Commarea Banyar White House Couas Buresa Murch Isa Eanwhile

Drunken Motorist Scene Leads to Public Help

A drunken motorist interplay ends with a woman and a girl injured and a family aided by bystanders near Milamnath Falls. Mrs Mayers and her husband were involved as their car suffered engine trouble and a blowout, with Reva Mayers, 14, taken to a hospital for observation.

Mra Mayers Reva Mayers

April Fool Proves To Be No Joke

In Watertown J Mc Carths picked up a fallen item on the sidewalk. The act involved a sum of $196 in what appears to be a small monetary incident or restitution.

April Dave Mw J. McCarths Watertown

Dewey Names Moore To Head Tax Board

Governor Dewey appointed Mate Camp toner Freak C Moore as chairman of the newly created State Board of Equaliien and Aneamerit Joha E Burton state judge director and Spencer EK Baten president of the Mate Tax Comminserea. The board, created by a legislature bill, will serve two years for fixing equitable property taxes and estate taxes.

Aibasy Dewey Freak C. Moore State Board of Equaliien Aneamerit Joha E. Burton Spencer EK. Baten Mate Tax Comminserea Dewer

Neo Visitors Key Wont In Florida Vacation Rumor

A garbled report claims President Trot vacation plans were discussed at a restricted feature yesterday. Navy Commander C C Agen commented the action may have involved winter weather and the anticipated building.

C C Navy

Vandenberg Urges Full 54 Billion Aid Program Defeated Amendments

Senators Russell and Taft failed to trim European aid as a 10 percent cut was defeated 94 to 33. Vandenberg urged authorizing the full 5.58 billion for the Marshall Plan second installment, noting it had “worked miracles” in halting European collapse. Page Sixteen continues with foreign items.

Washington Russell D-Ga Taft Ohio Hopelow Capehart Ind Samate Senate Wherry J.-Neb Truman Semeter Vandenberg R.-Mich Europe Marshall Plan Paul G. Meleman Newamen

Father Gives Bone To Help Daughter Walk

A New Jersey father William Kiky from North Arlington donated bone marrow to help his two year old daughter Susan at Presbyterian Hospital Newark. Doctors transplanted bone marrow from the father to the bowed girl who had not walked for six months. Surgeons hope she may walk again within a year as the father faces two months of leg surgery to aid recovery.

Newark N. J Mort Presbyterian Hospital William Kiky North Arlington Susan

Swallows Moghded in Kurdish-Iraq Border Crisis

Reports describe a crater in Tepéded province near the front ier where villages including Mey peer were swallowed by an avalanche. The event reportedly destroyed the area and left surrounding communities isolated as efforts to assess damage continue.

Moghded Iraq Tepéded

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