Schuman Urges Quick Pact On Coal Steel Pool
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman opened six-nation talks in Paris urging bold pioneer style to quickly pool coal and steel under an international authority. Britain stayed away amid Labor opposition while Conservative Liberal factions pushed for Britain’s participation. Delegations from France Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg attended, with press and TV coverage.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
Britain
Schuman
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Labor
Mnnister Attlea
Tuel
Coal Industries
Attles
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Wetherlands
Luxembourg
Walter Hallstein
Frankfurt University
Echuman
Judy Garland Describes Self Harm Incident At Home
Hollywood studio reports despondent star Judy Garland cut her throat with a shard of glass during a moment of emotional distress. Dr. Francis Ballard says wounds are minor and not intentional, while MGM notes she had been under nervous strain since suspension from work. Garland, wife to Vincent Minnelli and mother to Liza, remained hospitalized as details emerge.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Francis Ballard
Miss Garland
MGM
Minelli
Liza
Ian
Meres
David Rae
Min
Blind Orphans Prize Berries Win Princess Visit
Six year old Roger Williame, blind, from East Grinstead Home for Children, grew a prize strawberry. He guarded it with a crow, netting, and patience. Princess Margaret visited, admired the berry, and accepted it as the reddest sweetest fruit of the patch.
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East Grinstead
England
Roger Williame
Princess Margaret
Roger
Margaret
East, Grinstead
Rezer
Princersa
Cayetuli
Rarer
East Gearteat
Contempt Citation for Jaffe Approved
Washington senator Tydings approved the first step toward a contempt citation against Philip Jaffe for refusing to answer questions about Amerasia. Jaffe, editor of Amerasia, faced charges after 1945 wartime document seizures. The five member Tydings committee may send the matter to the Justice Department for court action.
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Washington
Tydings
McCarthy Crwis
Edward FP. Morgan
Jaffe
Green
D-R.l
Lodge
Rmass
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
Justice Department
Morgan
Earl Browder
U. S
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
New York
Field
Browder
State Department
United States
Emmanuel 5
Larsen
Senate Department
Three Powers Act To Block Atomic Leak
Washington reports that American British and Canadian officials meet to block leakage of atomic secrets. The U S Atomic Energy Commission cited security standards and information protection as it weighs joint scrutiny standards and the timing follows arrests in the United States and Britain linked to atomic espionage.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Bass
Stalin Demolishes Soviet School of Language Study
Stalin denounces and dismantles the Soviet School of Language Study and its leadership. He asserts philosophy has freed itself from the Marrist influence and liquidates the Arakcheev regime within this branch. The move signals immense significance to Soviet ideology and control.
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Stalin
Moscow
Marr
Appeal Delays Bridges' Loss Of Citizenship
A Soviet decree revoking U S citizenship for Mary Paget Pravda is delayed by an appeal. The case centers on a petition filed after a formal decree signed by Stalin and addressing questions about citizenship. The Foreign Supreme Court has postponed further action for Bridges and related parties as hearings continue.
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San Francisn
Geores B. Harris
Olan Communist Party
U. X S
Marry
Paget Pravda
Stalin
Mary Felice
Tax speed up passes committee amid anticipated veto proof vote
The Washington bill to accelerate corporate taxes over five years would shift payment dates, take effect about September 1 if enacted, and aims to improve near term book balance. Mille proposes a pay-as-you-go style shift. lawmakers expect a house vote next Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Rep. Mille
Acheson Sees Defense Of Europe Top Goal
Secretary of State Acheson told governors that the top American project is a defense of Europe. He defended the State Department against charges of Communist influence and urged support for President Truman's Point Four program to aid underdeveloped areas. He argued that Far East efforts would spread democracy and show aid, not coercion, to Asiatic peoples.
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Kite Sulpiur Springs
W. Va
Acheson
Europe
Senator McCarthy
Rwis
Truman
Far East
Point Four
U S Policy In Formosa Reviewed
Washington reports indicate a bipartisan review of Formosa policy to deter a Communist takeover. Gen Douglas MacArthur and top leaders discussed core risks with Defense Johnson and JCS Chair Omar Bradley as Republican senators press for action.
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Senate
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Defense Johnson
Omar Xi Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
Art Affest
Johnson
Formosa
Far East
Secretary of State
Dean Acnetnn
Taft
Ohio
Bridges
New Hampshire
Brewster
Maine
Millikin
Colorado
Kannland
California
Waty
Wisransin
Tito Protests Border Violation By Bulgaria
Belgrade Yugoslavia protests a Bulgarian border incursion as Bulgarian forces reportedly penetrated about 15 percent into Yugoslav territory near Revie. Foreign Ministry demands immediate steps to halt incidents. tensions rise at the Bulgarian, Yugoslav, and Greek border area amid exchanged fire and warnings.
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Tito
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Zanea
Radi
Foreien
Revie
Orees
Varnelay
Yaznelay
Ore Rugatian
Long Lines Phone Union Signs Pact
New York workers in the long lines telephone trade approve a national pact with AT and T and the Communications Workers of America. The agreement covers severance pay for displaced workers and speedier job opportunities while outlining wage increases and other improvements. A nationwide strike threat from the CWA was averted as talks concluded.
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New York
Senseen
AT & To
CTO Communications Workers of America
Scoreboard highlights and odd league results in brief
National League shows Reanta 3 over St Tangier 2 and Pranklen Crmeinnaty 2 to Philadelphia 7 with Pattebors 3 Chiragn 4. American League features Nes Fre F Cieesend 2 Lens 1 and Putete Shos Weethington 4 over Detroit 2. Eastern League lists Scranton Albany Ronetamion 7 Exaira 2 and Bartiard Wilkes Barre 4, plus Willameport 119 in unclear context.
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Reanta
New York
St Tangier
Pranklen & Crmeinnaty
Philadelphia
Pattebors
Chiragn
Boston
Nes
F Cieesend
Lens
Putete
Weethington
Detroit
Borum
Chitnan
Senate Bill Also Increases Benefits and Eases Eligibility
The Senate passed a bill adding 10 million people to old age retirement rolls, lifting benefits and easing eligibility. The 81 to 2 vote included Cain and Butler opposing. Benefits rise 85 to 90 percent for current retirees and nearly double for future retirees. Fewer quarters of covered employment needed. The measure backs from both parties but faces House differences. The Finance Committee was directed to study the social security system further.
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Washington
Senate
Cain
R.wash
Butler
House
Senate Finance Committee
Increased Connors Funds Voted Heads Area For Defense Red Cross
Senate appropriations subcommittee approved Eisenhower defense plan boosting next fiscal year outlay to over 515 600 000 000 for Army Navy Marines Air Force and Defense. Action behind closed doors backed high speed aircraft anti-submarine forces modern tanks and Alaska Pacific island bases. William M. Connors elected chair of Rensselaer County Red Cross chapter succeeding Raymond Meixsell. others named as officers and board members.
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UPI
Dwight D. Evenhower
Senate
Appropriations
Eisenhower
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Navy
Marines
Air Force
Department of Defense
House
Europe
Nhew
Columbia University
United States
Alaska
Fic
Aig
Aly
New Sands
iNavy
Spaanzaa
William M. Connors
Manufacturer
National Bank
Rensselaer County
Red Cross
Proctor
Connors
Raymond K. Meixsell
Troy Savings Bank
Saratoga County
Albany County
A. Kendall Roberts
Clyde W. Heer
Roberts
Smith, Pattison, Roberts & Sampson
Uncle Sam Council
Boy Scouts
Mohawk-Hudson River Humane Society
Salvation Army
Commuunity Services
Community Chest
Bethesda Home
First Presbyterian Home
First Presbyterian Church
Heer
Motor Service
LaDuur
Manufacturers National Bank
Laczingburg Board of lEancation
Second Presbyterian Church
Fall
Ned Cross
Houte Couney Fav TA
Weetchevier Commercial Rehan
New Roerhedle
Man Dies Under Train on Palmore and Ohin Lines
Limestone aged 42 Lewis C. Clark TR of Carroltrin was killed yesterday when he fell while crossing the Palmore and Ohin tram tracks in pack strawherrire. Local officials report a fatal railway accident with no further details available.
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Lewis C. Clark
Carroltrin
Super Brain Aids Air Force Cost Problems
An article notes a high level effort to resolve cost and efficiency issues for the Air Force using advanced computation. It mentions the SEAC and standards bureaus, with references to national defense needs, early computing machines, and anticipated service deployment. The piece underscores the push to automate complex calculations and reduce production costs amid wartime pressures.
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Air Force
Senate bill boosts old age survivor benefits totals
Washington reports about 2,900,000 persons now receiving benefits would see monthly increases under a Senate plan. The proposal raises payments for those 43 and older already drawing federal Social Security funds funded by payroll taxes, with average boosts around 85 to 3 per cent, detailed by sample monthly retirement benefits versus current law.
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Washington
Law House
Senate
Tao Viouse
CRI
Imsurante Sselem
Howe
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