CIO Charges Scheme To Scuttle Controls
James B. Carey accused the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the National Association of Manufacturers of planning a “share-the-loot” scheme to wreck defense programs by pressuring for inflationary price controls. He testified before a Senate committee while defense officials urged a two year extension of the Defense Production Act amid calls for stronger economic controls. George C. Marshall defended the drive. Carey also charged big business offered a “bribe” to share profits at the public’s expense, saying workers would lose wages if such a plan succeeded.
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CIO
James 3. Carey
Chamber of Commerce of
United States Association of Wand
Carey
Senate
Banking Committee
Wasctn
Defense
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Catiiemen
Jonn L. Lewis
NAM
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jebor
Former Bavionian Dies At Liberty
F Riveria formerly of Baytown died in a Liberty hospital yesterday. Funeral services were to be held at 2:50 p.m. at Moss Hill Pentecostal Church under Pape Stencil Funeral Home. Buriel at Concord Cemetery. He worked years at Rosenzweig store in the shop department and opened a store north of Liberty. Survived by widow two sons and a daughter. He was a member of Merry Seed Baptist Church.
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F. Riveria
Baytown
Liberty Hospital
Moss Hui Pentecostal
Pape
Travis Craig Assigned To Fort Sam Houston
Private Travis Craig Jr son of Mr and Mrs Travis Craig of Hightends has been assigned to 21 Replacement Training or unit of Brooke Army Center Fort Sam Houston San Antonio The center commanded by Colonel Howard McConkie is one of the Army s basic medical service training schools for enlisted men.
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Travis Craig, Jr
Travis Craig
Hightends
Broooke Army 2
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Howard 5. McConkie
Army
Officer Evans Defends Dismissal Amid Navy Probe
Lieutenant Evans argues his discharge was not a violation of duty while admitting Navy authority to dismiss. Senator Bridges pressed Admiral Sherman about lingering sentiment in the Pacific forces as a naval inquiry proceeds into his case alongside other political controversies tied to McCarthy-era clashes over State Department and foreign policy actions.
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Francis P. Matthews
Navy
Evans
United States
Konberg
Truman
Kohlberg
Joseph B. McCarthy
R. W. Cousin
McCarthy
State Department
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operaions
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Styles Bridges
New Bampshire
Sherman
Pacific
Bridges
Sherman Testifies On MacArthur Armistice Views And UN Situation
Senate hearing reveals General Sherman saying MacArthur favored an armistice on best terms soon, amid December presses by China on UN forces. He cites a December 3 message noting steady attrition could lead to final destruction, with talks of potential evacuation to Japan if UN troops retreat further. Discussion covers blockade legality and UN responsibility, while various sector listings appear in the last lines.
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MacArthur
J. Lawton Colli Xor
Sherman
Navy
Washington
Tokyo
United Nations
Japan
Smith
Far East
Great Britain
Hong Kong
Harry P. Cain
Russia
Weill
North Korea
Jungle buggy explorer to trek Honduras with museum team
Dr. Arthur J. Twomey of Carnegie Museum designs two jungle buggy species for an expedition to Central Honduras. A four wheel drive truck is being remodeled in the museum shop to carry field gear for fauna search. Previously he explored coastal areas and notes historic iron works near Sas Massachusset.
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Pittsburgh
Arthur J. Twomey
Carnegie Museum
Honduras
Twomer
Archbold School Sold For One Dollar In Shrewd Salvage Deal
Archbold Ohio records show a school building bought for one dollar that originally cost thirty thousand dollars to construct. Jesse Storrer found the purchase a bargain while planning to salvage timber and bricks and later use them to build four homes. The school had been condemned and ordered razed, with salvage rights granted through September 1951.
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Archbold
Ohio
Jesse Storrer
Bi Jing
Storrer
Tunnel Work Impresses Officials on US 73 Project
A high level inspection of the Texas US 73 tunnel project shows progress with costs reaching 35.0 million dollars and an expected 4.0 million more for the next phase. County and city leaders from Harris, Baytown, and La Porte join Houston officials to tour the site as Goos Creek and San Jacinto Bay causeways are planned and the first traffic deck reaches the tunnel approach.
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Greer
National Production Authority
Bers Wasa
Ack
Washburn
Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Baytown
la Porte
P. Silsbee
Brown and Rootseid
James Douglas
Goose Creek
Black Deck Bay
San Jacinto Bay
Texas
LaPorte
Olid River Lake
Joseph's
Harris County
Bob Casey
Hugh A. May
W. Kyle Chapman
Jack Ward
W. C. Swain
Houston Chamber of Commerce
War London and
Douglas
Bahn
New York
Bayrtown Chamber of Commerce
Henry Cathriner
R. B. Kemphis
Floyd Higginbotham
John Kilgore
A. C. Kraft
Nat Pace
J. A. Pollock
Rotarians To Hear Judge Dan Jackson
Judge Dan W. Jackson, longtime Harris County district official and adjutant general fire wartime veteran, is the principal speaker at next Tuesday’s Rotary luncheon in Highlands. The event is at 1 pm in the dining room of Lands A Methodist Church.
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Dan W. Jackson
Rotary Tumcheon
Highlands
A Thigpen
Jackson
Harris County
Adjutant General
Lands
Methodist Church
The
Livestock markets Fort Worth cattle hogs and soy prices
USDA cattle figures show 700 head at Fort Worth with slow to uneven price declines. Slaughter steers and yearlings 32-35, cows 25-36, calves 25-35, stocker calves 30-27. Hogs 400 head, feeder pigs 24-158, soybean meal around 17.50.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Commuter To College Goes 70 Miles Daily
Montgomery Wyoming news profiles William Surdette who travels long distances to attend college. He claims a journey spanning many miles is part of his education while balancing life at home in Leoko and time at West Virginia Tech. The piece cites a two year study on commuting habits across the region.
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Montgomery
William Surdette
Leoko
Westginia Tech
Rice Millers Hear Global Forum At Houston Meeting
About 800 delegates attend the Rice Millers Association opening at the Shamrock Hotel. The three day convention includes 100 buyers from Cuba and Puerto Rico who will participate in an international forum stressing U S involvement in world rice trade. R C Barbour named manager of Humble Oil and Refining Company Production Department, effective June 1.
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Houston
Rice Millers Association
Shamrock Hotel
Cuba
Puerto Rico
United States
IUP
R. C. Barbour
Humble of and Refining Comy
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