Welcome for Mexican President Aleman Draws Massive Washington Welcome
President Miguel Aleman of Mexico was greeted by President Truman and tens of thousands of Washingtonians in a grand welcoming march through the capital. Crowds along Constitution Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue cheered as bands played and a flyover by B 20 bombers signaled the visit. The event highlighted U.S Mexican goodwill and potential financial aid discussions, with both leaders pledging continued cooperation and peace.
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Payments To Veterans Delayed By Administration Notice
The Veterans Administration announced a delay in posting benefits to more than 2.78 million veterans. Payments, normally issued today, face a brief postponement due to exhausted funds and awaiting congressional appropriation. The agency urged veterans to wait a few days for automated retiming once funds are approved.
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National League Scoreboard Highlights and Miscaps
National League results show New York 7 over St Louis 2, Brooklyn 10 over Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 0 over Philadelphia 2, Boston 4 over Cincinnati 6. American League sees Detroit 8 over Boston 3, Philadelphia 4 over Cleveland 3. Eastern League lists Acranton 8 Albany 0, Williamsport 4, Atl en 4, Martford 4, Wilkes-Barre 2, Binghamton 3, Elan 8.
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Binghamton
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Untouchability Abolished In India
The Indian Constituent Assembly approved yesterday the abolition of untouchability and its absorption into a panal of fundamental rights. The report submitted by the committee outlines the act and the principles guiding the abolition and enforcement of equal rights.
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Publication Of Love Letters In Yacht Slaying Case Probed
Los Angeles and Santa Ana officials probe publication of love letters in the Overell Gallum yacht slaying case. The Los Angeles Examiner published notes from inmates at Santa Ana Jail, with Attorney General Howser offering theories but no conclusive clues.
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U S May Seek European Peace Without Russia
U S Senator Vandenberg urged a united approach to European peace with Russia where possible, warning against surrendering basic principles for expediency. He backed Marshall’s view that the nation cannot wait indefinitely to reach a workable peace program amid Soviet demands.
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Pravda Blames U. S. For Ministers' Failure
Pravda charges the United States and Britain with blocking progress at the Moscow foreign ministers conference over German and Austrian issues. The Communist party newspaper cites U S restraint and joint Anglo American actions as the cause of failure to implement Yalta and Potsdam decisions.
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Tornado kills and injures in Missouri town
A tornado ripped through a northwest Missouri town near Maryville, killing at least 14 people and injuring about half of the remaining population. The storm demolished the business district, the school, church, and 15 homes, trapping residents and delaying rescue efforts.
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Charles Soll
Molly Porter
Melvin Pickering
Ivene Picker
Ella Walley
Chester Mrause
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Bert. Shipley
Anna Tromp
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Gentry
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Forest Ferguson
Em Joyee
Jay Barker
House Trims Foreign Aid by 150 Million in Vote
In a tentative margin of 156 to 188 and 135 to 110, the House cut a 250 million dollar foreign relief program and denied aid to Russian dominated countries unless under U. S. supervision. An amendment by Rep. Lawrence Smith set eligibility to Italy, Greece, Hungary, Austria, Poland and China to block any aid to Russia. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously endorsed the package, while Rep. Jonkian urged caution about future cuts.
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Armed Gang Robs Policy Slips in Troy Night
A daylight robbery in Troy last Friday involved a car with a siren and masked men who seized a blue denim bag containing policy slips and cash from driver Scott and his wife. District Attorney Earle J. Wiley said the joint, using a gun and possible shotgun or machine gun, could be a first degree robbery. The couple's statements will go to the Rensselaer County grand jury next week for possible indictment.
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May Trial Jury Hint Sparks Rumor Involving Andrew May
UPI reports in Washington a defense hinted at a jury rumor during the May trial of former Rep. Andrew J. May and three co defendants. Judge Schwein later gave new instructions to ensure strict jury caution as testimony showed associates denying orders or receipts for lumber shipments to Illinois. Prosecution contends May accepted money but lumber deliveries were never for Gursian companies and witnesses cited cover up.
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U S Chamber Calls For Lower Prices
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged industry to cut prices to reduce inflation and boost production. President Truman pressed business leaders to help lower costs, while the convention endorsed international air transport under the U S flag and a proposed international atomic development authority. Henry Ford II urged industry to lead in solving unemployment and low demand.
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Dulles Calls Big 4 Failure Tragedy at Moscow
Wexler Dulles, top Republican adviser, labeled the Moscow conference a tragedy for Europe as the big powers failed to settle major peace questions. He told a radio audience the meeting was a grave disappointment yet urged continued striving for democracy and human rights. He outlined three gains from the trip, including better understanding Soviet policy, shaping U.S. Europe policy, and forging relations with France, while stressing that democracy must aid people over pure military might.
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Irving Fisher Dies At 80 Noted Economist
New York dispatch reports Irving Fisher, prominent economist and Yale professor, died yesterday at Gotham Memorial after weeks under care. Born in Saugerties, he was Yale valedictorian in 1888 and later patented a rotary device at Yale in 1908. His career spanned major financial commentary and public policy debates, with influential views shaping economic thought.
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Rites Held For Mrs. McLean
Washington mourns Evalyh Walsh McLean longtime social leader and owner of the Hope Diamond buried in a quiet family ceremony at St Peter's Rock Greek Cemetery. A funeral attended by neighbors and close friends followed by remarks from Rev Edmund A Walsh Sr of Georgetown University.
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Two Die In Auto Crash In St Regis area
A crash yesterday near St Regis Mall resultd in the deaths of Frances Grave rt 70 of Sxranne Lake and Carolyn Grover. A third person, Kydin Manning 78, was seriously injured, with details noting the wreck occurred after a vehicle slid on a mislaid embankment.
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