Berlin Airlift Funds Voted By House
The House approved 8471,000,072 in deficiency funds to sustain the Berlin airlift and meet Atomic Energy Commission obligations. The bill, advancing to the Senate, provides for United States air delivery of food, fuel and necessities to Western Berlin under postwar commitments.
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Washington
Berlin
Atomic Energy Commission
Coera
Gore
Senate
Aacal
Haure
Congress
Frankfurt Sets Limited Executions in Malmedy Case
Gen Lucius D Clye announced six of 43 German defendants in the Malmedy massacre case will face execution. Col Joachim Priper’s death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment while SS Captain George Preuss received a reduced sentence. Remaining sentences include life terms and prison terms.
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Clay
Frankfurt
Germany
Lucius D Cliy
Joachim Priper
Senate approves limited aid plan amid amendments clash
The Senate, by 60 to 12, accepted most Democratic amendments to the Marshall Plan bill while rejecting a ban on using aid funds for European nationalization and a move to coerce Europe. Connally faced backlash over a floor vote, and Hoffman praised the outcome as boosting morale in Western Europe. The measure authorizes 3.15 billion for three months, 4.28 billion for the next two quarters, and 141 million for long-term projects.
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Chamber
Senate
Balore
Europe
Germany
Fulbeight
D-Ark
Connally
D.-Nev
Tuire Marshall Plan
PA G. Hoffman
Marine Insurance of American Aid Caraven
McCarran
Economic Cooperation Administration
Marshall Flaw Agency
Heskald U.S Vftems
Benale
BCA
Hoffman
ECA
Brewsater
R-Me
United States
Labour Party Loses London County Council Control
London voters delivered a major political shift as the Labour Party lost control of the London County Council for the first time since 1888, yielding to a tight balance with Conservatives and Liberals. Final returns show Conservatives and Labourites tied at 64 seats each, leaving Liberal Sir Perry Morris in a pivotal role for the next three years.
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London
England
Winston Churchill
Liberal Party
Sir Perry Morris
Labor
H H
G. F Rowe
Labor Party
London County Council
Communista
Bany
Tocal Plete Vane
Middlesex
Berkshire
Thoean
Tao Demarrats
Wercestershire
J&a
Vane
Britain
Connady
Democrats Urge Victory in 1950 Elections
President Truman addressed a Democratic rally urging strong support for the 1950 elections. He emphasized a continuing administration program, a growing war chest, and the need for party unity to shape the next Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Hie
Western Allies Reject Austrian Reparations
A garbled report notes Western Allies opposing Austrian reparations and mentions a joint conference among European ministers. It references elections for seats and lists several named officials and potential candidates amid a broader postwar context.
Stolen Buggy Recovered After Rainfront Incident
A buggy was reported stolen and later found in front of a residence after rain. The vehicle, described as in good running condition, had seven seats and appeared undamaged despite weather exposure.
Western Allied plan for Germany outlined by Big Three
Western allies led by the United States and France released a communique detailing a revised occupation statute for Germany. The plan envisions a three power high commission to supervise Western Germany, with German authorities gaining broad self rule under Allied oversight and a path for Marshal Plan aid.
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Brumete Pect
Europe
Theate Department
Main
Est
Bevin
Acheson
Schuman
United States
Germany
Bonn
Western
German Federal Republic
Traleo
Uwanization
European Economic Cooperation
London
Rovernment
High Commission
Hin
Jeet
Brovyaintois
Western European arms aid debated as Europe seeks economic revival
Acheson urged European nations to raise modest arms production without derailing recovery. Senators Wherry and George warned against tying arms costs to the Marshall Plan, stressing no separate military budget for NATO members. Bevin and Schuman echoed calls for German integration within a democratic framework.
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U. S. Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
George
Dga
Senate Finance Committee
Bevin Lacheponard Schuman Sirenerd
jiMs Samme
Germany
Adjudgment set as Perry awaits case in court
In a Perry case hearing, Richard Perry, a freshman, faced charges of slaughter and illegal possession of a gun after the fatal shedling of classmate Manfred Lowen. Bail of 91,300 was posted by his mother, who plans to stay with him, as attorney Rasney seeks more time to prepare.
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Richard Perry
Trey
Perry
Manfred Lowen
Charis J. Rasney
Rasney
Carle J. Wiley
Manalgugh
Rensaglaer County Grand Juty
Thhey
Trov
Bre
Dallas
Tex
Mi. LaTorre
Elto M. Perry
Notable Attendance Honored in Green Island Sewing Club
Members of the sewing club on Green Island received awards for perfect yearly attendance. A guidance committee meeting at One School Thursday discussed senior placements and special needs referrals, with notices sent after Easter. Chest X-ray clinic set for Heatly High School with county nurse in attendance, and Holy Name Society to receive communion at 7:30 pm with officers meeting afterward. Palm Sunday services noted at St Joseph’s, Hudson Avenue Methodist, and St Mark’s Episcopal with sermons on steadfastness and indifference.
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Servdice
Jane Whitman
Ellis Applund
Faure
Barginné
Asplund Ie
Cathedral of St. John, the Divine
New York
RPI
St Peter's ‘School
Peekskill
Gata
Harriet Tyler
Guid
Tyler
WAC
Italy
Austria
China
Tha Slemee
RB. J. Erichsen
Mildred Brown
Heatly High School
Troy Health
Albany
Holy Name Society of
Merpe SR
St. Joseph's Church
Palma
Maar
William L. Martin
Hudson Avenue
St. Mark’s Episcopal
Daniel F Hil
St. Marks Episcopal Church
C. ¥. Kling
Trinity Episcopal Church
Daniel F. Hill
Thomas Carroll
Production shifts ripple through industry and labor
Production continues across sectors with mixed signals. Phillips Petroleum halts a 920 million expansion in Kansas City due to higher labor costs while Willyd-Overland adopts a four day week to align with price cuts and efficiency. New England Telephone plans 400 layoffs in Massachusetts after postponing a 7 million expansion and a rate increase denial. General Electric notes recovering vacuum cleaner and coffee maker demand. The Hop Isaac Mill in North Adams recalls 159 workers as a month‑long shutdown ends and inventory is reduced. The glass catfish of Borneo is noted.
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Kansas City
Phillips Petroleum Co
Willyd-Overland Motors, Inc
and New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Masschusetts
Aeting
Gonle
New England
Hopisaac Milla
North Adame
Mars
Unil
Retired Farmer Fatally Struck by Central Train in Lowville
A 96 year old retired farmer was killed when a truck collided with a New York Central train en route from Luca to Watertown in Lowville. Engineman C P Giblin reported the incident and said he attempted to warn the man before the impact. Prices for lamb chops rose to 1.25 per pound amid market reports in the city.
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Central
Lowville
Lacdite Millard
New York Central
Luca
Watertown
C. P. Giblin
Lineum
Gitlin
New York
Troy Library Faces a Flood of New Books
The Troy Public Library announces a large selection of new non fiction and fiction titles. Featured works include Washington Mythma, I'm A Busgeedy, Book of New England, Master of the Girl Pat, Elephant and Castle, God-Seeker and Gathered Sheaves among others from various authors.
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Kew Berks
Trey Publis Library
H Venom Sevaced Yartering
Beche
Wadlington
Mytma
Bese Furmas
Carl Gieh
Book of New England
Bephin Humphrey
Meary David Tiewrony
J. W. Kewteh
Whee
J. M. la Magra
J. Lok
Chk Ming
Cao Min Ld
Meader Oance
Margaret Lloyd
C. F. (Jones) Galther
R. C. Hutchinson
Theda Kenyon
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