Martin Urges Cooperation With G O P On Tax Cuts and Defense
Speaker Martin calls on Americans to back Republican aims to cut taxes and reduce government spending while pushing for a stronger national defense and coordinated disarmament. He criticizes deficit spending and subversion, warns against reliance on the United States by war-torn nations, and urges labor management cooperation to raise production without harming wages.
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Washington
INS
Martin
R-Mass
United States
House
Congress
America
Congress Opens Bid to Curb Strikes in Key Industries
Washington AP reports members of both parties moved to curb strikes affecting public health and safety. Proposals would require compulsory arbitration in essential industries and aim to outlaw crippling strikes, with Senate action unlikely until after the State of the Union.
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Washington
Congress
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Auchincloss
Case
Herter
Mass
Hale
Maine
Heselton
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
Truman
Mr. Truman
U S Granted Intervention in Pottery Portal Suit
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard allowed government attorneys to intervene in the Mt. Clemens Pottery Company portal to portal suit. The ruling underpins claims the United States Treasury may owe back taxes to employers forced to pay the portal to portal demands, with totals now surpassing two billion.
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Detroit
INS
Frank A. Picard
Mt. Clemens
Portal To Portal
Picard
United States Treasury
He Opens Mouth and Dentist Regains Teeth
London report says Reuben Green a railway porter could not pay for a denture. He opened his mouth as he left the dentist, allowing Dr. Arthur Rider to reclaim the teeth. Green claimed assault. the magistrate dismissed the case.
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London
Reuben Green
Arthur Rider
Green
Rider
Strike Against Chicago Newspapers Postponed
A Chicago Mailers Union strike against six daily newspapers is postponed as negotiations on a new contract continue.
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Chicago
Chicago Mailers Union
AFL
Missing Ohio coed Mary Kimberly linked to suspect Hemming
Cleveland police investigated the disappearance of 20 year old Ohio State coed Mary Virginia Kimberly after a supposed surprise party plan led by Robert Hemming 42 who took her from Colum bus home. Hemming and the girl visited relatives in Cleveland while authorities traced her last movements in sleet conditions.
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Cleveland
Mary Virginia Kimberly
Ohio State University
Columbus
Robert Hemming
Miss Kimberly
Ohio State
E. E. Kimber
Kimberly
Hemming
Sarah
Mary Vir
Mary Virginia
Hemmingsalse
Young Men's Bureau Honors Bill Dytrt as Member
Snowy-faced Cedar Rapids caterer Bill Dytrt received a framed certificate making him an honorary member of the Young Men's Bureau. Retiring president Frank T. Nye praised Dytrt for 13 years of service including catering at meetings and helping decorate the Christmas reindeer, noting his unseen contributions despite years of meals in all weathers.
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Young Men's Bureau
Bill Dytrt
Cedar Rapids
Bers
Aost Young Men's Bureau
Bill Dutrt
Frank T. Nye
Bill
YMB
Snowstorm Hits Cedar Rapids Then Frigid Wave
Cedar Rapids endured more than seven inches of snow in 24 hours the season’s deepest. The storm spread to Iowa City Ottumwa Marshalltown Decorah with varying inches. A frigid wave followed with subzero temps expected through Sunday Cedar Rapids to 8 below.
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Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Decorah
New York
Texas
West
Des Moines
Tax Cut Bill Dropped Into Hopper in Congress
Rep Knutson of Minnesota completed work on a bill to reduce individual income taxes. The plan, slated for introduction at noon, would cut taxes by a percentage on incomes above 300000 and offer an extra exemption of 590 for certain groups. The measure aims to stimulate investment and job growth, with Ways and Means to review after the budget ceiling is set.
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Rep. Case
R-S. D
Truman
Ball
R-Minn
Rep. Miller
R-Neb
CIO
AFL
Washington
Knutson
Congress
Ways and Means
Senate votes to delay Bilbo seat amid party power shift
The Senate voted 38 to 20 to delay seating Sen Bilbo of Mississippi on a Taft motion, clearing the way for newly elected Republicans to take the oath and gain Senate control. Debate focused on Bilbo’s qualifications and past calls regarding Black voters, with Republicans facing Democratic opposition and charges of lynch-like rhetoric.
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Washington
Sen
Bilbo
Dmiss
Taft
Ohio
Taylor
D-Idehe
Rules Committee
Overton
D-La
Leslie L. Biffle
Ellender
Dan Cone
Sailor Admits He Set Hotel Blaze In Los Angeles
A Los Angeles hotel fire killed one and left three critically injured after a sailor confessed to arson. Police arrested a 19 year old sailor who said revenge for $3 theft prompted the blaze sparked with two marines outside the downtown two story hotel. He claimed they waited for a call that never came and that he acted alone after a dispute with a woman named Mary Major.
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Sailor
Los Angeles
INL
Eee Hotel
Fire damages New Holland hotel. thirty five guests evacuated
New York AP reports a Friday fire at the New Holland hotel forced 35 guests to evacuate. Firefighters battled the blaze with significant damage before bringing it under control.
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New York
New Holland
Death by own action of Mrs Kate Cimprich at 710 Sixteenth St SE
Mrs Kate Cimprich 76 of 710 Sixteenth Street SE committed suicide by hanging at her home Thursday around 4 PM. Brother James Kerns 89 and nephew are survivors. Services set at St Matthew's Church with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. viewing at Brady Mortuary Friday evening.
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Cedar Rapids
Kate Cimprich
Sixteenth Street
Cimprich
Suet Seher
Senos
Wilmer Cimprich
Dunreath Drive
James Kerns
Presidential Pardon of Schenck Revealed
Washington report reveals a presidential pardon for Schenck, Twentieth Century Fox production chief and movie magnate, issued in October 1945. Schenck was paroled from federal custody on September 7, 1942 after serving four months and five days of a year and a day sentence for perjury.
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Washington
Schenck
Twentieth Century-Fox — Cor
Fedwat Waoet
Congress Lineup in the 80th Congress by Chamber
The 80th Congress party breakdown shows Senate with 51 Republicans and 45 Democrats including Bilbo. The House counts 245 Republicans, 187 Democrats, 1 American Labor member, and 2 vacancies.
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Washington
Bilbo
House
Leave Me Out of Politics: Eisenhower Declines 1952 Run
In Miami Florida General Eisenhower rules himself out as a presidential candidate citing the nonpartisan nature of the army and the interest of the nation. He states he does not intend to retire yet and will not let his country down despite ongoing speculation about a future political role.
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Martin
Miami
Fila
Eisenhower
United States
Comgiane
Eight Antarctic Flyers Missing
A PBM Mariner seaplane with eight aboard from the Navy Antarctic expedition is overdue on an exploratory flight. It took off from Pine Island on December 30 and was due back the same day. The last report placed the plane about 250 miles south of Pine Island. Search efforts are hampered by bad weather.
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Washington
Navy
Seae Pine Island
Pine Island
Tommies Launch Manhunt After Jewish Violence
In Palestine British paratroopers massed in streets seeking Jewish underground groups after a wave of attacks. A British officer died as 26 people were wounded or detained, with 500 Jews screened as dawn broke and authorities tightened patrols.
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Jerusalem
Sixth Air Borne Division
Palestine
Sir Evelyn Barker
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