President Sees Economy In Critical Stage For Action
Washington AP reports President Truman views the next half year as a proving period for the economy. If the dawndrift continues and no upturn appears, he may seek vigorous federal action in January through measures like the Economic Expansion Act of 1949. The official predicts a decisive program with loans, tax incentives, and public works funds, though no White House endorsement exists.
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Washington
Truman
Benater Murray
D.mont
White House
Congress
Rector Joins Attack On Mrs. Roosevelt
The Rt Rev. John K. Cartwright of Rt. Matthew's Cathedral charged Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt with indirect anti Catholic sentiment and insinuation. Monsignor praised Cardinal Spellman for exposing intolerance while Cardinal Spellman accused Mrs. Roosevelt of anti Catholic prejudice over education funding. Mrs. Roosevelt stayed silent but planned a personal reply. Gov. Herbert Lehman and Rep. Steed defended her amid a wider church debate.
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Washington
John K. Cartwright
Rt. Matthew's Cathedral
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Cardinal Spelman
U. S
Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Rep
Steed
Mass Deportations Reported From Russia Frontiers
The report says Russia has mass deported perhaps as many as a quarter million people from Caucasus and Baltic border zones. It cites non Russian birth or descent groups including Greek Turkish and Iranian lineages, amid claimed shifts from internal to external defense.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Associated Press
Eddy Gilmore
Eurom
Caucasus
Fighter Plane Crash Near Home Claims Pilot
A fighter plane crashed near a residence yesterday, bursting into flames after impact. The pilot was identified as LA Richard Wil rex, reportedly with Preve, according to State Port Authority.
Chinese Reds U.S. Will Drive On Changsha
The Associated Press reports mounting American backing for a plan to defend Changsha as Chinese Communist forces threaten rail links south of the city. Western powers aim to frame a new China policy as Moscow and Beijing escalate tensions, with Tibet and Nan king developments noted and Russia boosting military strength.
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Associated Press
Lake Success
Changsha
Candad
Chuchow
Jing
Husan
Chen Ming-Jen
Changshaggas
Washington
China
Han
Philip C. Jessup
U.S
Tibet
India
Himalaya
Nanking
Unista
Tientsin-Pukov
Russia
Mocrow
Cuschoslovakia
Antonin Zapotocky
Vatican
Struvele
Back French Arms Plan Back French Arms Plan
Zapotocky declared in a speech that if his country faced a choice between Moscow and Rome the answer would be Moscow Stalin socialists In Turkey rescue parties carried aid a victory of a violent earthquake reported to have rocked the port city of Izmir manyray
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Rome
Stalin
Socialits
Turkey
Victoria
Ihmir Amnyrnay
Secret world armament data proposal fuels UN debate
A French plan to have United Nations members disclose order of battle details including troop numbers locations armaments and forces size was hailed as a major shift from prewar secrecy. Egypt opposed exempting atomic weapons while Soviet bloc opposed broader disclosure and warned Western powers seek secret data. French delegates Francois De Rose and Gur De La Tournelle presented the proposal, tied to a General Assembly mandate for a world armaments information body.
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U.N
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Francois de Rose
Gur
de la
Assembly
Ermy Commission
Bomber Crashes Near Woodville Across Wircaneon
A U.S. Navy bomber from Wold-Chamberlain Field crashed and burned yesterday near Woodville in northern Wircaneon. Three reserve airmen were believed killed in the incident.
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Minneapolis
U.S. Navalour Station
Wold-Chamberlass Field
Woodville
Wircaneon
Pope urges Catholic women to defend morality worldwide
Vatican bulletin quotes the Pope urging women to fight immorality amid a surge in youth indecency. He links the rise to media and public behavior, calling on Catholic mothers to instill chastity and modesty, and asks parents to guide children toward virtue and Catholic teachings.
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Vatican City
Pope Pim
Aft
Pope
Peters Bashen
Ita
Senate panel quizzes Lewis coal plan amid labor power fears
Senator Robertson told reporters he will probe whether John Lewis proposed a joint industry labor chief negotiator to handle him and whether the plan shows coal producers’ influence. The inquiry will begin with industry leaders, with Lewis likely to testify later if invited. The panel aims to assess economic power in trade and its effect on small business and consumer prices.
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Washington U
Robertson
D-Va
John L. Jaws
Benale Banking Committee
Lewis’ United: Mine Workers Union
Robertaon Alan
Lewis Order
Hobertson
Lewin
Businese
Ihs
Ster
Lewis
Amall
George H. Lave
Pittsburg Consolidation Coal Company
Harry M. Moses
H.C. Fricks Coke Company
Pittsburg
Love
Senate Committee
Roberteon
Congress
Priest Urges Faiths Unite Against Atomic War Strategy
Rev Edward A Conway Catholic priest at a Foreign Policy conference urged all faiths to oppose an all out atomic war plan with Russia. He criticized church silence and warned the policy would be moral death for the United States and beggar the Atlantic Pact stance.
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Kathe
Taner
Laf Camerica
Ordnaie University
Student Killed and Four Injured in Collision
A student was killed and four others injured when their vehicle collided with another in an accident near Keare. The deceased was identified as Jom F Biete of Keare, with several injured travelers listed as WerRen Revers, Bf Mame reneck, Herbert Graham, Oni and Henry Ro Jen. دوا
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Maer
Pats
Tnetiate
Techresiney
Dent van Wied
Shen
Cat
Biete
Keare
Werren Revers
Bf Mamereneck
Herbert Graham
Lane
Oni
Henry Ro Jen
Bevmere, Md
Congress Moves Bills Implementing Atlantic Treaty and Aid
Senate leaders push to pass the Foreign Aid Bill of about 5.72 billion dollars while absorbing amendments. Key figures Lucas Connally George and Vandenberg back boosts to the aid package as McKellar leads opposition. Eyed changes include restoring 74 million to ECA funds for April to June 1948 quarter and continuing Marshall Plan allocations amid 10 percent cuts.
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Washington
Senate
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Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
ReMich
George
D-Ga
McKellar
D-Tenn
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ECA
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Austria
Japan
Hyukyu Islands
House
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President Truman push to aid allies with defense program
President Truman refused to cut the 1.45 billion arms aid program as Congress debates a rapid defense plan under NATO. White House spokesman Charles Ross said the proposal moves to Capitol Hill and borrowed scope includes radar, fighter planes, tanks, rifles, clothing, and support to ally nations. critics worry aid could fall into Soviet hands if misused.
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Truman
Charles G. Ross
White House
Capitol Hill
Vandenberg
Michigan
Rosa
Mr. Truman
U. S
Alles
Investigation Of Cohen Shooting Slows Down
Los Angeles report on the Cohen shooting details a slowed inquiry as Sheriff’s Inspector Gordon Bowers and officers coordinate the probe. One man is held for questioning on suspicion of attempted murder while two Kansan City men, Tons Bren leata and Anthony Trembling, surrendered for questioning.
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Mickey Cohen
Gordon Bowfers
Eachiaen
Mill
Brenleata
Kanaan
Kanaas City
Anthony Trembling
Eastern League standings and results snapshot
American and eastern league teams appear with scattered scores and standings for New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Washington Albany Syracuse Scranton Bethlehem and Wilkes Barre. The fragmentary items include game results and team positions across a regional schedule.
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Sattonal Leagor
Chivegn
New Fork
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelph
Pittrhore
Bes Tore
Dowrott
Ceveand T Rackington
Ceveland
Washinton
Lense
Bret A L Bwrthon
Mundt Proposes Aid For Contract Seekers
Washington AP Senator Mundt proposes a government clearing pause of information to aid businessmen seeking federal contracts to curb five percenter operations. He suggests registering those charging fees for help and notes the subcommittee investigates influence in awards. Public hearing will start in Washington.
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Washington
Mundt
R-S.d
Congress
South Dakota
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Paul Grindle
Massachusetts
James V. Hunt
Army
War Assets Administration
Grindle
New York Herald Tribune
Hunt
the Army
Gray
Alden H Waltt
Chemical Corps
Ated Herman Feldman
Washine- Son
Hucineeemen
Gree Perte
Anti-Poll Tax Bill Up In House
Washington reports a House vote expected to pass an anti poll tax bill. It would abolish poll taxes as a voting prerequisite for federal offices and prohibit voter registration bans or charges, challenging state registration laws. The measure marks a fifth favorable House action in a decade, but Senate fate remains uncertain amid a strong Southern bloc opposition.
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Washington
Congress
House
Douglas Plans Surgery After Eye Injury
Ambassador Lewis Douglas will undergo no major eye operation today or removal of a cataract resulting from an injury while fleeing. The American Embassy announced yesterday. The operation will be performed in Middle East hospital by Maurie Whiting, London specialist.
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Tandon G—A. B
Lewis Douglas
Jas
Solon Charges Delay On Insurance Refunds
Washington reports say the Veterans Administration plans refunds for insured veterans after a Supreme Court ruling favored speedy payment. Despite opposition in Congress, the VA began processing backlogs, moving to issue refunds while noting budget constraints and prior wartime obligations.
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Solon
Ninety three year old woman takes first plane ride
Malone AP reports 93 year old Mrs Lina Murray McGee and her husband Clarence McGee as they travel to an airport near Beoshton. Clarence declines the flight and stays near a buggy while Lina describes the experience as like a ride into heaven.
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Adirondack
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