Election laws drive two party effort in Texas
Republican activist Frank Blankenbeckler promotes Senator Jimmy Phillips’s bill to recodify election laws with a state financed primary and a preferential presidential ballot. He envisions smaller precincts and earlier April May primaries to curb ballot stuffing and boost a two party system amid broader state and national budget concerns.
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Moscow reprimands United States Communists over Washington crusade
The Cominform directs a rebuke to US Communist leaders for the Washington Freedom Crusade staged near President Truman's inauguration. The fizzled protest aimed to pressure the White House and indictments of party leaders while Kremlin officials warn of enlarged influence in unions and industries.
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Truman
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Mr. Truman
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Kremlin
Marcel Cachin
France
Togliatti
Italy
Thurs
Senate
Les Biffle
Joe Duke
Duke
Biffle
Barkley
House
John McCormack
New York
Army
Omar Bradley
Samuel Thurman
J. Strom Thurmond
Mrs. Truman
Papa
Reader Q A on Time, Taxes, Margarine and More
A 1949 New York Post quiz covers cat eye noon superstition hidden taxes and margarine pinking, plus ages of cars and ships, Canadian newsprint, left handedness rise, fish drowning, and a political note on New England textile unrest and Communist activity.
Snyder Tactics Sabotage President's Tax Program
Washington report says President Truman faces internal Treasury opposition led by Secretary Snyder, with tax policy split among White House aides, Congress, and economic advisers. Cabinet friction grows as Snyder withholds outlines and considers alternatives while allies push for an excess profits tax and budget leadership weakens.
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John Snyder
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State of the Union
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Mich
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Wyo
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John Graham
North Carolina
Tom Lynch
Ohio
Winchell on Broadway notes government subversive list clash
The column cites the Dept of Justice dispute over the Ass'n of Georgia Klans and the KKK, noting misclassification and a grand dragon's denial of subversive acts. It also highlights budget chatter about gold at Fort Knox and Martin James Monti's controversial court-martial and re enlistment fate.
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Ass’n of Georgia Klans
Gov't
Ku Klux Klan
Ass'n of Georgia Klans
Atlanta Journal
Samuel Green Grand Dragon
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc
United States
Tom) Clark
Association of Georgia Klans
Grand Dragon
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Choosing Officials: A Responsibility in Texas Politics
The editorial urges voters to recognize public service as a civic duty and notes prospective leaders across state government. It highlights national figures like Dean Acheson and Texas examples such as Bob Calvert, Beauford Jester, and the electorate’s role in choosing capable, disinterested public servants.
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Texas
National Congress
House
Senate
Truman
Dean Acheson
Beauford Jester
Texas Senate
Bob Calvert
George Sheppard
New York
Boston
Big Spring
Wonderful Little Dictionary offer from Webster’s Illustrated Tower
A reader promotes a 378 page dictionary with over 25 000 definitions and 16 color world maps. The book includes information on legal and musical terms population data weights measures and earth statistics. Send 35 cents to Austin American Information Bureau Washington DC for order.
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American Information Bureau
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