Senate OKs Foreign Aid Bill with 70 to 7 vote
The Senate approved a $5.58 billion foreign aid program aimed at European recovery for 15 months. The 70 to 7 vote cleared the measure, sending it to the House where a similar bill has passed the committee. The authorization limits funding but does not appropriate funds, with final appropriations to be considered by both chambers.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Elfender
Louisiana
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Ind
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Production Cuts Follow Sales Drops
Production cuts followed sales declines across industries as buyers hold back. General Electric will halve stall production of its conventional washing machines due to weak demand and high costs. Rochester mill Goni¢ Manufacturing shuts down indefinitely amid lack of orders. Simington-Gould cuts back rail castings as orders dwindle. Jones and Laughlin Steel trims prices while a general shift to a buyer’s market emerges in Chicago and beyond.
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Rochester, N. H
Simington-Gould Corp
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Halifax Ship Strike Sparks Gunfire Riot Injuring Sailors
Railway police broke a picket line of the Canadian Seamen's Union and moved 700 rival union members aboard three ships in Halifax. A three hour clash with stones, hoses, and clubs left at least eight men injured, with gunfire reported on the vessel Lady Rodney and several hospital admissions for facial and abdominal wounds. Police used riot guns as unions clashed outside the port.
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Russian Films Smell Admission Sparks Soviet Producer Confusion
A Soviet producer candidly discusses the sensory intent behind Russian cinema. He speaks of provoking scent memory through film images, aiming to evoke grass, flowers, and green landscapes rather than straightforward plot. The remarks stir cultural debate.
Israel and Korea UN membership votes clash in Security Council
United States and Soviet Union briefly unite to advance Israel and Republic of Korea bids for UN membership. Korea faces a Russian veto in the Security Council while Israel’s bid moves to the General Assembly amid Arab delays and debate over Jerusalem and refugees.
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Malik
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Tarael
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General Assembly
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Jerusalem
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Iran
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Australia
Luia Padilla
Mexico
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Li Teung-jen Offers Peace Move Hopes Rise in China
Acting President Li Teung-jen proposed surrender terms and indicated willingness to treat war crimes to advance peace talks. Nationalist sources doubt major concessions, while some hope for reduced fighting and possible negotiations within two weeks. The Communist demand presses government to yield command of armies by Tuesday or face Yangtze crossing threats.
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Nanking
Li Teung-jen
Tyangize
Yangtze
Mao Tee-tung
Union Halts Taxi Strike After Mayor Remarks
New York unions called off a taxicab strike yesterday after a city official denounced Mayor Willem Odayer as a double-crossing figure. Streets steadied as some 8 percent of ride activity remained halted amid the end of the walkout.
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Willem Odeyer
Odeyer
Aa Thre
Perce
Wanker Brock
Ubronghost
Western Powers Move to End Military Rule in Germany
The United States considers arms and funds to eight European nations to back their defense under the Atlantic Pact. Acheson said Congress would be asked to approve aid as self-help and mutual aid, with estimates near 1.25 billion dollars. Nations listed include Britain France the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg Norway Italy Denmark and others.
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Iesland
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Europe
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Germany
Bevin
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Aelfare
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Carr Convicted of Conspiracy in Passport Plot
Quowa UP Sam Carr former organizer of Canadian Communists was convicted yesterday of conspiring to supply a forged passport for a Russian agent. He received a six year prison sentence. Joseph Sedgwick indicated an appeal would follow. Carr had appeared calm as the verdict was read.
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Joseph Sedgwick
Carr
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Canada
Ethel Dupont Roosevelt to divorce Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Reno Nevada yesterday saw Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr claim plans to divorce. Attorney George Springer said she intended a new residence for divorce proceedings in Nevada after weeks of rea and prior New York statements indicate privacy in matters. The couple previously lived in Wilmington Delaware and were married June 19. Curt Christopher born Dec 2, 1911.
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Franklin D. Rowevel, Jr
George Springmrerer
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Nevada
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Belree
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MIT Professor Linked To U S Reds Trial Testimony
A New York jury heard that MIT mathematics professor Dirk Struik served as a discussion leader for a Boston area Communist Party professional group. An advertising man testified about undercover FBI contacts, party visits, and payments tied to reports while denying advocacy of overthrow.
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Communist Party
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Dirk Struth
Cambridge
Marassi
Patrick St
Stink
Boston
Lenin
American Communist Party
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Broup
LDS
Struik
Melcome
Mase
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E.R
Sirink
Girl 3 Rescued After 120-Foot Water Pipe Incident
In San Marino California a three year old girl, Kathy Fieux, fell into a vertical 14 inch water pipe about halfway down a 12 foot length. Police and fire crews pumped air into the pipe and lowered a rescuer who could not reach her. The girl's cries stopped about an hour later. Her parents Mr and Mrs David Ho Fieve watched the attempt.
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Germans Die As Gale Slams Berlin and Kiel
A severe gale battered Berlin and northwestern Germany, causing widespread damage. Five deaths were reported in Kiel and surrounding areas, with many Germans forced to flee collapsing homes as debris filled streets during the British occupation zone.
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Hollinger Names Fedenkapp as Interim State Commisioner
In Lockport AY Bedenkapp succession, Aseemablyman Ja cob Hollinger of Middeport nominates Glen R Fedenkapp after a Feb 2 resignation to a state public service commission post.
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Jacob B. Hollinger
Middeport
Niigata County
Hollinger
Rucreeda
Glen R .Fedenkapp
Sfate Public Service Commision
Burma War Flares With New Fury Near Rangoon
Burmese rebels and government forces clash on the Rangoon approaches and in Twante as fighting intensifies. A Karen–Communist offensive gains ground near Hengada while a clash near Mandalay leaves civilians dead and several ministers resigning from the Tharrawaddy cabinet.
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Bo Sein
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Infant Girl Dies After Drinking Kerosene Oil
An infant girl died after ingesting kerosene oil. County coroner Dr Arths E Hatyee reported the death occurred at a hospital soon after the incident. Authorities are investigating the accidental poisoning in Carroll County.
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Joanne Moore
Fee Haute
Carcea County
Arths
Missing Schooner Found All Aboard Reported Safe
Coast Guard aircraft and two schooners searched the Atlantic offshore area from Salem to Miami after a schooner Keewatin was sighted near Alan Cay. Discovery by aviation pilot Don Oobleugh of Cleveland led to confirmation that the craft and family aboard were safe. the Keewatin had been missing for days with a report of two children aboard.
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Alan Cay
Peaceola
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Charleston
Desa Parret
Salem
Mase
Dati
Meco
Oer
Western powers end German occupation rule split
The United States Britain and France agreed to end military rule in western Germany replacing military governors with civilian commissions while keeping occupation troops. The accord, part of a broader effort toward a German federal republic, aims to bolster Western unity against Russia and to urge German alignment with Western nations.
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United States
Germany
Nallons
Struggie
Russia
Acheson
Helef
Indicted Crowe Faces Long Federal Theft Sentence
New York bank official Richard Crowe, 41, formerly of a National City Bank branch, was indicted by a federal grand jury for stealing $883.60 in money and bonds. He faces up to 43 years in prison under three federal laws and potential penalties up to $30,000. The indictment alleges he transported stolen funds between New York and Chicago and possessed stolen assets.
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