Three Powers Agree On Plan To Aid Britain
The United States Britain and Canada announced a ten point program to ease Britain's dollar crisis after an emergency conference. It aims to free spending under the Marshall Plan while widening access to U S and Canadian markets so Britain can earn more dollars and conserve reserves. The plan includes four immediate trade concessions and six policy reviews emphasizing tariffs shipping and purchasing while warning that aid would wind down by mid 1952.
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United States
Britain
Canada
Sir Stafford Cripps
Crippa
Halsey Backs Crommelin Support for Navy Defense Judge
Five star Admiral William F. Halsey yesterday backed Captain Crommelin's critique of U S defense strategy. He urged all naval officers to support him, praising Crommelin's courage while noting the need for inquiry into alleged Pentagon missteps.
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Bull) Halsey
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Adair
Louis Denfeld
Army General Staff
Army
Heuss Elected First President of Western Germany
Theodor Heuss, a white haired professor and author of twenty books, was elected first president of Western Germany by the Bundestag and state electors. He pledged a living democracy and called for withdrawal of occupation troops, unity of zones, and closer Western alignment.
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France
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Kurt Schumacher
Adolf Hitler
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Jateest
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Rudolf Amelunxen
Hans Schlange-Schoeningen
Christian Democratic
Konrad Adenauer
Bundestag
Berlin
Heusa
Democratic Party
Reichstag
Hitler
Trenton Kidnapper Pleads Guilty to Abducting Girl
Gerald A. Hutt, father of a girl near Janie Franz’s age, pleaded guilty to kidnapping in Mercer County court. He faces a sentence of thirty years to life. A medical exam in Philadelphia found no evidence of sexual relations.
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Gerald A. Hutt
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New York
Robert F. Moore
New Jersey
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Berlin Allies Reach First Accord After Yearlong Gap
The American British French and Soviet sectors of Berlin reach a first postwar agreement. They will exchange letters and pool German technicians from East and West Berlin to resolve gas, electricity, and telephone system issues in the damaged capital.
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Parke Foreign Ministers Conference
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No Baths In Bath Until It Rains
Bath England city officials urge residents to forego baths until rainfall improves the drought. Deputy mayor R J Russell notes the drought is serious and stresses water conservation as Bathites already use limited supplies.
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Pennsylvania Primary Voting Day Sparks Campaign Struggles
Fragmented OCR reports on Pennsylvania primary voting day with mixed mentions of Democratic and Republican candidates. Text references party leadership, potential nominations, and statewide competition, but is incoherent and hard to parse for precise outcomes.
Arms bill fuels China aid debate in Senate armament plan
Committees sent the foreign armaments bill to the Senate with a China compromise. It drops Far East references, allows the President broad discretion to spend on anti Communist aid in the general China area, and faces likely House and Senate battles over cuts.
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China
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Knowland R.calift
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China Aid Group
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
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D-Ga
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D.-Va
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Thomas
Utah
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Greece
Turkey
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True Tan
Soule
Nomenon
North Atlantic
Informal Big Four session eyed at UN General Assembly
Russia, the United States, Britain, and France plan an informal meeting of their foreign ministers during the next week’s UN General Assembly session. Acheson Bevin Sehumon Vishinsky will convene to push talks on Austria treaty terms and related security issues in the face of stalled London negotiations.
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Russia
United Ovations General Assembly
Blaze Acheson
Bevin
Sehuman
Shether
Hng
Tres
Joonsider
Fereith
Dusty Mee
New York
London
Man Aims Machinegun At Israeli Premier
A man attempted to shoot the Israeli premier in Jerusalem in a chaotic incident. The assailant fired a loaded machinegun toward the premier, but details about his motive and outcome remain unclear amid conflicting reports and fragmented testimony.
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Peemier
Rail Union Rejects Plan To End Strike
St Louis Union turned down a four point plan by Missouri Pacific to end a four day strike. They agreed to meet again at 2 pm EST today. The proposal would create a permanent claims settlement method and liquidate past claims in future talks. Leaders voiced mixed responses while emphasizing conciliation as talks continued.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Enron
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Elat
Tate
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Emer E. Hilpert
Washington University
Te Railroad
Missouri Pacifie
St Lane
Eisenhower Bars Talks With Any Republicans
President Eisenhower prohibits discussions with any Republican factions amid rumors of candidacy. The Denver visit and quotes from party members indicate tensions within the GOP as debates over a 1952 nomination intensify.
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Opeerbie Candotage
Hugh S Fennines
Young Treriiical League
Comradie
Ana Cortainay
Breennewer
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McRone
Jennings
Jehan Evens
Casieman
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Ecengding
Dairy Counsel Dies at Home in Syngorhanns Ta
Syngorhanns Ta resident Aton D. Miley 52, a dairy counsel, died at his home Sunday after a long illness. He was born February 4 and had worked with the Leagan Coane tetlens Asteria Tye for seven livelihoods. He is survived by several relatives.
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Scyday
Scoreboard SATIONAL LEAGUE and AMERICAN LEAGUE notes
Vague snippets mention the Scoreboard and leagues with unclear context. No identifiable people teams or dates are readable to anchor a concrete news item or event.
Four Thousand Visit Homes Exhibit At Armory
About 4,000 adults and children attended the opening day of the Better Homes Exposition at the Troy Armory. Mayor Joan J. Ahern cut the ribbon signaling the official opening. The event featured 190 booths, luminous displays, and demonstrations of home goods. A queen for a day was chosen, Mrs. Doria Semilinger of Troy, with a wedding-like procession and a large bungalow on display. A 16-page supplement on the exposition appears in this Troy Record edition.
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Joan J. Ahern
Cial
Troy Record
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United States Naval
Waaron
Doria Semilinger
Troy
Wallace Will Run For U. S. Senate
Henry Wallace has announced his candidacy for the U S Senate from New York. The statement came from Rep Vite Marcantonin of CALP NTs, sixite chairtmar sf The American Dates Parte. There had been talk that Wallace would enter the race on the TR Ferate ticket.
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Jerusalem World Supervision Sought Over Holy Places
Israel rejects international rule of Jerusalem while Fribourg grants a diploma to Dr. Chaim Welzmann. Weizmann welcomes potential international supervision of holy sites, citing guarantees for access and safety. Tel Aviv debates linger as parliament backs no change to policy on Jerusalem.
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International Superivision
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Tel Aviv
Chaim Welzmann
Counttrys Acentiat
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Negro Composer Dies in Samford Connecticut
Local notice reports the death of a prominent African American composer and singer, long known for his contributions to music including arrangements for river performances and extensive catalog of songs. The obituary notes his influence and prominent public roles.
Actress To Seek Divorce from Elliott Roosevelt
Actress Faye Emerson announces separation and plans for divorce from Elliott Roosevelt after their marriage in 1946. A West Side statement confirms the couple will pursue divorce, with Emerson citing ongoing estrangement and I plan to remarry after finalizing dissolution of the union.
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Faye Emerson
Dmante
Steel unions accept extended truce and wage plan
President Truman approves a six day extension of the steel strike truce and accepts a presidential fact finding board's wage proposal. United Steelworkers leader Philip Murray says the union will forgo a wage increase for a 1241/2 cent package including pensions and insurance. Six major steel producers have agreed to the truce extension. responses from others are pending as the exec board meets at the Sheraton.
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Pittsburg
David McDonald
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Arthur Goldberg
C.I.0
Allen S. Haywood
Pitsburg
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Truman
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Sheraton
Hawomen
Torelvs Steel
Dock Strike Peace Talks End In Failure
New York reports peace talks on a Hawaiian dock strike collapsed in complete failure. Chief mediator Cyrus Ching said the parties are far apart and further mediation now would be futile. Matty Bridges, president of the International Longshoremen's Union, warned the strike will continue. W Russell Stary of the Hawaiian Employers Council expressed regret that regulation failed and said negotiations may resume later with government help.
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