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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1951

Page

3

Red Tape Complaints From Louisiana Mississippi Small Businesmen

U S. small businessmen in Louisiana and Mississippi report heavy federal state and city recordkeeping burdens. They cite costly forms, conflicting directives, and unclear rules, with calls for tax relief and simpler procedures to aid competition. Some see price controls as worse than current rules, while others note benefits of access to goods.

New Orleans Associated Press Louisiana Mississippi Henderson House Ways and Means Committee Robert H. Rolling Hattiesburg Miss Lafayette Joe Eros Baton Rouge

Andresen Battles to Keep Butter on Protected List

Rep. August H. Andresen of Red Wing fights to renew a law restricting imports of foreign butter and fats, which would expire June 30 and allow 60 million pounds of butter annually from abroad. He cites tax and currency factors lowering prices and harming American dairy farmers, and urges Congress to schedule a hearing to extend the act.

Washington August H. Andresen Red Wing Philippines Andresen House Banking Committee Congress

Minnesota congressman promotes aid to India through VOA broadcast

Senator Edward J. Thye said Americans will share with neighbor nations to ease India's famine and suffering. The Voice of America aired his remarks about a $190 million grain loan for India and the need for food to ensure peace and justice worldwide. Andersen criticized farm labor draft issues and said local selective service boards lack clear deferment patterns for farm workers.

Edward J. Thye India Voice of America Voice Thye America Asia Andersen National Selective Service

Common Sense in Farmer Draft Urged

Rep H Carl Andersen of Tyler told the house that farmers do not want special treatment in the selective service. They ask that at least one able bodied man be left on every farm, Andersen said as he spoke in their behalf.

H. Carl Andersen Tyler House Andersen

Scatter Major Plants Noted Urge by Senate Group

The staff of the Senate House Economic Committee urges dispersal of America’s industrial plants citing atomic attack risks. It reports current defense programs push toward concentration in existing industrial areas and proposes amendments to the Defense Production Act before its expiration June 30.

Washington Senate-House Economic Committee America

Teeth Bite Owner In Connersville Car Crash

After a minor collision in Connersville Indiana a passenger was hospitalized for an anti tetanus shot after being thrown into the windshield breaking his false teeth and biting his mouth.

Connersville Ind

Humphrey Bid Aims at Interlocking Corporate Directorships

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey proposes a bill tightening anti trust rules to curb executives serving as officers or directors of more than one large corporation. The measure targets firms with assets over 60 million dollars and could affect 175 to 200 manufacturing and mining firms and 20 to 25 retailers. He says the law closes a loophole in the Sherman and Clayton acts.

Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey

Use Power if Reds Hit

General Joseph T. McNarney urged unleashing the United States’ unprecedented destructive power if a major war is forced on the nation. Speaking at Loyola University, the ex-Supreme Allied Commander did not specify atomic or hydrogen bombing options but warned mobilization by the U S and allies might avert a world war.

Los Angeles Joseph T. McNarney Russia Loyola University Mediterranean Soviet Union McNarney Marshall U.S Free Nations

Hunger Riots Erupt on Weichow Island

The Chinese Nationalist defense ministry said starving civilians rioted June 2 on Red-held Weichow island in Formosa.

Taipeh Formosa Defense Ministry Weichow Island

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