Congress to Cut Foreign Spending in Senate Fight
Congress moves to reduce foreign aid as Senate leaders plan hearings with Secretary of State Acheson. Debate centers on Asiatic policy, Israel relations, Spain, Tito’s Yugoslavia, and a potential $1 billion cut in Marshall Plan funds. Millikin to oppose point four aid program as Republicans rally.
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Vandenberg
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Millikin
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Conference of All Republican
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Hawad
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Mercy Killer Has Faith Of Neighbors
Neighbors and physicians voiced continued faith in Dr Hermann N. Sander, 40, charged with murder in the mercy killing of cancer patient Achie Borreto, 59. He awaits grand jury action as a $25,000 bond stands. A town veterans group signed a statement praising Sander’s devotion to human welfare.
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Hermann N. Sander
Sander
Achie Borreto
Sanger
Emsiz
Aliiimen
Din Sander
Alan
Tattush
Harmhits Academy
General Prava0
George Brown
Conaré
Arcup
Tr. Sander
Mao in Moscow Signals Possible China Soviet Treaty
Mao Zedong in Moscow says talks with Soviet officials may lead to a treaty of friendship and alliance between the Soviet Union and the Chinese Communists. He noted discussions cover Viet terms, trade pacts, and postwar economic construction as Stalin’s birthday week approaches.
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China
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
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People's Republic of China
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Dewey Attacks Truman Health Plan in Legislature Address
Governor Dewey plans to frame New York’s health program as superior to federal socialized medicine. He will charge national plans risk degradation and vow the state will keep comprehensive care without government takeover. He dedicates 13 of 32 pages to health in his annual message.
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Dewey
Trutatt
New York State
New York
Silt
Britain
Oscar Ewling
United States approves Yugoslav purchase of civil aircraft parts
Washington reports the United States has granted Yugoslavia permission to buy American civil aviation equipment and aircraft engines for non military use. Military engines were specifically refused. Officials say the move aligns with a liberalized export policy while keeping military shipments barred for now. The approval follows a civil aviation agreement and aims to bolster Tito's defense without provoking Soviet concerns.
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United States
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Tuygosians
Statel Department
George Allen
Five Children Die In New Jersey Fire Tragedy
Five young children died in a two room bungalow fire near Manalapan township New Jersey. Mrs Orabelie Davis 23 mother of three of the children escaped with critical injuries. The victims named include Betty Jean Davis 5 months Cornell Tatum 1 Geraldine Dewey Tatum 2 and others. The incident prompted comments from state health officials about cooperation between state and local governments and various agencies.
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Hightstown
Manalapan
Mra Orabelie Davis
Tam
Dewey
Earl Davis
Frances Davia
Isig
Mbetty Jean Davis
Cornell Tatum
Geraldine Dewey Tatain
President Hears Sermon On Lost Opportunities
President Truman visited a church and heard Rev Edward Hughes Pry preach on seizing missed chances. The sermon urged Americans to act now and strengthen church ties before future opportunities pass, stressing faith, patriotism, and support for Christian values.
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Jonah
Truay
Aden
Derameratin
Finns Bid to Ease Rift With Russians
President Paasikivi in a New Year message calls for good relations with neighbors and insists Finland upholds its treaties. Moscow accuses Finland of harboring war criminals and demands surrender. The note follows a long history of tension and the 1944 peace and 1948 mutual aid pact with Moscow.
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Peopla
Finland
Flussia
Paasikivi
Soviet Union
Karl Fagerholm
Fagerholm
Moscow
United States
Indonesia
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Tizhen
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Czechoslovakia
Train Hits Stamford Factory Injuring Thirteen Persons
A two car train crashed through a concrete wall at the Stamford Rolling Mill in Stamford Connecticut injuring 13 people. Police report a switch had not been locked and a padlock was dangling from a chain before the collision.
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Edward W. Lockwood
New York
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Bamford
New Canaan
Father and two sons killed in Chehalis plane crash
A Chehalis Wash. crash killed a father and his two sons on a flight to Olympia. They were John C Debby 17 and Frank 15 and the family’s mother and stepfather described a holiday reunion cut short.
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Ana Fis
Washington
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Bis Tan Deyk
Robert
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Olympia
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Ribert
Ft. Helens
Miehted Wera
Bishop Griffin Dies in Ontario Region
An elderly bishop named Griffin died suddenly after a brief illness yesterday in Ontario. authorities reported he had been ill for a short time before passing away at home.
MacArthur Favors Aid To Formosa
General MacArthur and top planners urge practicable U S aid to Formosa to deter a Communist capture. Reports from visitors show MacArthur remains convinced of Formosa's strategic importance and potential U S assistance would be watched closely by Washington and Chiang kai shek's government.
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MacArthur
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Formosa
Far East
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Iental
Clark Air Force Base
Phillippines
Okinawa
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Formona
Chiangz Kai-shek
San. H. Alexander Smith
Professor Parratt Family Tragedy Near De Witt
Pulaski State police recovered the bodies of Mrs. Spencer D. Parratt and her son Victor Ian after they crashed through thin ice into a pond while attempting to rescue each other. Professor Parratt, of Syracuse University, survived but was injured. companion Eugene Fallmezer died after aiding, as the trio encountered the frozen waters near De Witt.
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Parratt
Syracuse University
Eugene Fallmezger
Ramon
Santis Dom
Two Men Die in Auto and Truck Collision Near Mareamh
In St Lawrence County, Mareamh residents Natural Dam Anim Kei Nelai and Eugene Teeenine, both 25, died when their automobile collided with a truck one mile west of the community. Wallace Flemming, 23, was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Details on injuries and the crash cause were not immediately released.
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Anim Kei Nelai
Eugene Teeenine
Mareamh
St Lawrence County
Wallace Flemming
Verhear
Vaudeville Star Dies in Pocadena Cal
In Pocadena California a vaudeville entertainer known as Fe Tren Pats Dole has died after a long career. The obituary notes his stage presence and his prominence in the old circuit, with references to industry figures and the era’s entertainment style.
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Sears
Edward M Welles Jr prominent Troy eye surgeon dies
Dr Edward M Welles Jr longtime Troy eye surgeon dies after long illness Born in Addison he studied at Cornell Vienna served in United States Army Medical Corps becoming colonel He received the Distinguished Service Medal He is survived by a widow two daughters a son a brother two sisters and five grandchildren Private funeral services will be held at Morris Funeral Home Oakwood Cemetery interment there
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Vienna
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
United States
C. H. Murphy
New Canaan
Conn
William McFerren
California
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Holiday toll tops 2,995 as New Year weekend deaths rise
The three day New Year holiday ends with 2,995 killed overall, 168 in traffic, 36 in fires, 51 in other accidents. The National Safety Council had predicted far higher traffic deaths. Tragic incidents include three girls burned in a Woodstown New Jersey house fire and a mother and son who died after ice failed under them near Polathi New York. A small plane crash near Homewood California killed two aboard and left others missing.
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National Safety Council
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Polathi
N.Y
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Blood Specialist Named Jewish Doctor Of Year
Boston honors Dr. Leos K. Dia for pioneering work at Boston Children's Hospital in treating anemia and pioneering blood replacement. The award, termed Jewish doctor of the year, recognizes his extensive contributions to blood therapy and recovery efforts for vulnerable patients.
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Conlex
Five New Noblemen Picked From British Labor Ranks
Five new noblemen were selected from the British Labor ranks amid royal approval. The appointments, described as a notable shake up, were announced during Lenten week with the King confirming the five aspiring peers. The new electees include a former defense minister and a senior clerk, signaling a broadening of peerage beyond traditional lines.
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Wisesuni
Alexander
Repisy
Eek
Bidault Faces Three Budget Votes Today
Paris AP says Premier George Bidault faces three crucial budget votes in the National Assembly today shaping the 1959 budget. He urged citizens to focus on themselves and their jobs as Parliament debates the cabinet and parliamentary confidence.
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Bidault
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Thomas W. Fuiden
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Thor Tre Mont Marichettes
Sounien Niger
John Walmer
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Daren
Aves
Ander
Steven Raleteng
Staraenid Glatzre
Senttiehenmedie Geversmert Unt
Reeth Ghduetey
Knehis Inelage
Vincert Tearon
Tran Congtiss
Attiee Fend Comte
Pram
Soslenes
World Bank and Britain Stop 5 Million Loan Talks
World Bank and Britain's Colonial Development Corporation halt negotiations on a 5 million dollar loan for the British Agency. Officials cite non-financial covenants as incompatible with the agency's principles, making a successful agreement unlikely. The move marks an unprecedented withdrawal before a final funding decision.
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4&Nation Bank
Britain
United States
Colonial Agency
Trefgarne Sheddau
Feapeania
Fom
World Bank
US el
Seach
Bank de
Bank
Evsene Th. Slack
A Arenty Yeas
Ehvinus
Paper Mill Tragedy At Stillwater Leaves Two Dead
William J. Burke reports a Stillwater West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co plant shooting. Frederick Earl Pomeroy, 23, of Schaghticoke allegedly shot stepfather Albert Anthony Lawriceila, 41, fatally at 2 45 am. Pomeroy arraigned for first degree murder and held in Saratoga County jail. Lawriceila dies at Samaritan Hospital Troy at 8 50 am. Police say the motive grew from a New Year drinking bout and a dispute over work schedules.
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Frederick Earl Pomeroy
RA. 2
Schaghticoke
West Virginia Pulp and Paeper Co
Stillwater
Wellm
Albert Anthony Lawriceila
Schaghtivoke
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Lauricella
Pomeroy
Stanley van Rengselaer
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Saratoga County
Ballaton
Carleton J. King
Pomeeroy
Pomemy
Frank Scully
West Virginia
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Polio authority dies at hospital after illness
Dr. Jon A. Tom Lea, long time figure in polio treatment and public health, died yesterday at the city hospital after a period of illness. He rose to prominence as a leading authority on penn treatment.
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Penn
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