Truman Threatens to Take Battle On Legislative Program
President Truman warned Congress he may take his campaign pledges to the people again, suggesting a nationwide tour to pressure lawmakers. Observers note the 7 to 4 committee vote on his economic control plan and warn that new powers may be risky. Gen Douglas MacArthur said he did not expect a Russian attack on Japan but the United States would defend Japan if one occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
MacArthur
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Congressional Committee On the Economic
House
Senate
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Post Office Department
Angora
House Committee On Post Offices and Civil Service
Post ‘Office
California
Redondo Beach
Calif
Golden State
Ste
Hank Ysa
MacArthur Discusses Japan and Soviet Threats in War Remnant Remarks
The remarks compare Japan's role in postwar defense to staying neutral and imagine a Soviet attack on Japan. MacArthur argues air supremacy and a northern fleet would be needed for any Soviet move, noting U S bombing reach from Okinawa. The piece shifts to Palomar telescope unveiling and a cosmic scale reflection on the universe and star populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Okinawa
Asia
Singapore
Vladivostok
MacArthur
Denture Bullet Fire Fatality In Sault Ste Marie
In Sault Ste Marie Ontario George Hatfield shot himself with a .22 pistol. The bullet ricocheted inside his denture and exited his mouth. Dr J E Grumby treated a cut tongue and noted the bullet was ten years old, explaining the oddly deflected fatal misfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
George Hatfield
J E. Grumby
Hatfield
House subcommittee approves rural telephone loans bill
The subcommittee unanimously approves a bill to expand telephone service to farm areas. It adopts amendments to protect existing phone companies and spur private industry growth. The bill allows the Rural Electrification Administration to make 36 year loans at 2 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Houses
Rea
ECA Debate and Stamp Bills Stir Washington
A Washington bureau column reviews Senate Foreign Relations testimony on the Marshall Plan ECA funding and critics who say taxpayers deserve direct clarity on benefits to home towns. It notes Acheson Hoffman and disjointed public messaging, plus post office stamp bill chatter and Rankin's attacks on the administration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Astern Newspaper Union
Reds
Virginia Wave
Cathedral
American Association of ‘Religious Film Distributors
Simon Peter
Concordia
Tou
Walter Shfol
ECA
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Economic Cooperation ‘Administration
Europe
Dean Acheson
Mr. Acheson
Paul Moffman
Hoffman
Joe Doakes
Keokuk
Kokomo
Rankin
John Rankin
Mississippi
UN American Activities Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Veterans Pension
Anna Louise Strong
New York
Federal Bureau’ of Investigation
la Guardia
Fwine- Scan
Mike
Bob Gulley
San Antonio
Tex
Hobby
Big Brothers
Stockholm
Gealig
United
Blates
Genni
Sadek
Witte
Bani
Lakewarn Wintan
Sioux City, la
Mayfair
Duncan Hines
Sioux City
Wachter
Pheer
Korma
Joan