Senate votes to tax relief for babies sore bottoms
In Washington the Senate, split 47 to 45, favors removing taxes on baby creams and powders for infants with sore bottoms while denying tax relief for inaugural event tickets. Senator Baldwin reads a constituent letter about a baby's irritated bottom, arguing taxes on baby products are unfair. The vote signals race between inaugural guests and babies as winners, a blow to the inaugural committee. Flooding in Northern Ireland leaves homes damaged as residents are helped across waterlogged roads to church services.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
US Senate
Congress
House
Senate
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Raymond E. Baldwin
Conn
Connecticut
Louie
America
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cops’ Old One-Two Tactics Seen in Stalin Molotov Link
Washington dispatch notes James Marlow comparing police interrogation tricks to Soviet diplomacy. He recalls New Orleans officers using a tough and soft approach to elicit confessions. He suggests Stalin and Molotov combine similar hard and soft tactics in diplomacy.
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James Marlow
Washington
Joe Stalin
Mr. Molotov
Eorth
New Orleans
Soft-Cop
Tough
Mr. Stalin
Stalin
Molotov
Around Town Highlights and Local Arrivals
Jack Fisher editor of Harper Brothers Publishers is due Sunday to visit his parents at 2117 Monroe while Joe L. Williams returns from a trip to Old Mexico and Mineral Wells. Katheryn Mulvey leaves for two weeks in California. Arthur Murray's Amarillo studio ranks third in an eight week enrollment contest. Ten beauticians entered the Texas Hairdressers contest to be judged Sunday at the Herring Hotel. Winner advances to the Lone Star Artist contest in Dallas. St Anthony's Hospital lists several medical cases including W G Clark and Jimy Ray Harlan.
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Uum
Jack Fisher
Fisher
Monroe
Jack
Harper Bros. Publishers
White Plains
Dallas
Joe L. Wiliams
Polk
Mexico
Katheryn Mulvey
Jimy Ray Harlan
East Twelfth
George Walters
Douglas
Arthur
Benjamin Kyle
North Houston
O. A. Hensley
Carolina
Robert Z. Dowis
Inauguration Day From Washington A City Parade
A first hand account of the January inauguration describes a patriotic mood, TV coverage, and a circus like scene with cadets from West Point and Annapolis, a crowd under frost and a blimp overhead. President Truman appeared relaxed, with speakers and musicians providing a ceremonial backdrop.
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Homer Brumley
Washington
Nere
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Capitol
West Point
Annapolis
United States
America
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