Truman Delays Action After Coal Strike Fact Finding Report
President Truman received the board’s report on the coal strike and will study it before any government step. White House Press Secretary Ross said the report and documents will accompany the president to Williamsburg where he attends an honorary degree ceremony at William and Mary College. The inquiry board delivered the report shortly after noon, with potential next actions under the Taft-Hartley Act remaining possible through a court order.
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Maren
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Truman Nall
Williamsburg
William and Mary” College
Ross
Justice Department
Sherman
Auto Tag Buyers Line Forms Before Tax Office Opens
Auto tag buyers queued in the courthouse hall before the tax office opened. Frank Hoyt, tax collector, noted the 15,000 car licenses threshold may be reached as cars are registered. The report mentions the Taft Hartley Act and a three man inquiry board related to a pension dispute and labor issues.
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Potter County
Frank Hoyt
Minton
White House
Mark Ethridge
The
Ville Courier-Journal
Professor Taylor
University
Army Officer Kills Self And Japanese Sweetheart
Lt Benjamin H. Pickler Jr of Buena Vista Tennessee shot and killed himself and a Japanese woman in his quarters after his wife and 4 year old daughter arrived. A note read I must kill this woman love so much. Public relations officer Samuel Freedman said Pickler and the two women had a long discussion of their affairs the day before. Edward III born in 1312 noted as Edward of Windsor and his birthplace is mentioned.
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Tokyo
Benjamin H. Pickler, Jr
Buena Vista
Tenn
Pickler
Samuel Freedman
Kler
Freedman
Edward III
King of
England
Edward of
Windsor
Markets Stock Averages and Kansas City Livestock Report
The page lists stock averages for various firms with price quotes and closes, followed by a detailed Kansas City livestock market report for cattle and hogs. It records prices, ranges, and brand names like Packard, Boeing, and Rio brands, along with cattle and sheep figures and regional sale notes. The item blends market data with commodity prices and notes on livestock trading activity.
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Purnisnea
Merrill Byten
Fenner A Beane, Am Radiator
Tmett
Tel
Anaconna Armour & Co Aren Aveo
Ralawin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlenem Steel
Copper
Lockhired
Long-Bell
Loen L. Martin
Ward Nash
Kelvinator Natise
Ohio Ol Packard
Pan Aner Airways
Paramount Pe
Sinclair Bocony
Vac Bo
Pac Sprewal Tn Stand Braeran Corp
Tex Gut Sylph Tidewater Union
United U's Rubber
U8 Steel
Kansas City
Arizona
House votes down $1.3 billion ERP cut in aid bill
In Washington on March 31 the House rejected a bid to trim $1.3 billion from the $6.025 billion European Recovery Program. The vote was 12 to 61 in favor of keeping the larger aid package, as Rep. Vorys and Rep. Vursell urged different amendments and debated debate limits. The outcome preserves broad funding while signaling more votes to come.
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Washington
House
Vorys
Ohio
Republes
Vursell
Tiinots
Pla
Europe
Believe Tax Veto Is Due This Week
Congressional leaders expect President Truman to veto the 4.8 billion tax cutting bill before week’s end. House Republican leader Halleck urged readiness to vote on the veto arriving at Capitol Hill tomorrow, noting a two thirds majority is required in each house.
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Washington
Mares
Truman
House
Representative Halleck
Indiana
Capitol Hill
Geological history shapes the Panhandle landscape
The article describes long erosion that turned former sea-bottom into a broad plain with lazy rivers. It notes 175 million years of rivers eroding Colorado sources bringing maroon shales, sands, and gypsum to Palo Duro canyons. Fossils of wood and dinosaurs appear in these layers.
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Food
Colorado
Palo Duro
Dinosaur Trust
Amarill Range
Wat
Gulf of
Panhandle
Cole Ion
Amarillo Moup Rites Reveal Panhandle Geological Past
New Mexico sourced deposits mark the last major period in the Panhandle 17 million years ago. Streams from uplifted areas laid down 200 to 650 feet of sediment over treeless plains, forming the Amarillo Mountains as a regional uplifted chain. University of New Mexico researchers cite a 50 000 square mile shifting event. KGNC radio promotes Panhandle mountain lore.
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Amarillo
New Mexico
Panhandle
Texas
Alluys
Stuart A. Northi
University of New Mexico
Rockies
Appalachians
Ozarks
KGNC
Weather items show snow, cold, and above normal rain
The report notes light snow in the northeast and western Kansas with freezing conditions in northeastern New Mexico and livestock warnings. Strong Panhandle winds ease tonight as clouds clear tomorrow with a high near 58. The month’s mean drops to 29 with 72 inches of precipitation versus 71 normal in Amarillo.
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Northeastern
Kansas
New Mexico
Panhandle
Amarillo
Nglish Field
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Wulla
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Inancial Industrial Fund
Rmee
Globe-News
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Harrison
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Weatherstrip
Gorman Weatherstrip Company
West 7Th
Lewis’ Saan
Lewis
Remington
Underwood Champion Typewriter
Underwood Universal Only
Lewis Jewelers
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Polk Corner
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