Aid Bill Will Boost Peace and Freedom in World
President Truman signed a 3.12 billion foreign aid authorization at the White House, funding five programs including the European recovery plan third year and Point Four to develop backward regions. He called the act a major peace move and urged Congress to fund full measures to build freedom and prosperity.
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White House
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Lawyer Leroy A Rader Named General Counsel
Gillette notes that Leroy A. Rader of Storm Lake Iowa has been named general counsel for the campaign investigative group He cautions that past senatorial candidates have tried to use such investigations to smear opponents and harm innocent people by spreading word of probes
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Leroy A. Rader
Storm Lake
Gillette
Gillette Rejects Smear Tactics by Campaign Panel
Senator Gillette of Iowa says the senatorial campaign investigating committee will act only on written formal complaints with substantial evidence and will not be used to smear opponents. He chairs the subcommittee on privileges and elections alongside Senators Stennis and Schoeppel.
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Gillette
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Privileges and Elections Subcommittee
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Dmiss
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Cedar Rapids Independent School District Seeks Renovation Bids
The Cedar Rapids Iowa Independent School District invites sealed proposals for the renovation of electrical wiring and lighting at Benjamin Franklin High School McKinley Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Proposals due June 12 1950 with bid bonds of 5 percent. Public bid opening follows.
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E. W. Lundquist
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Linn County
Iowa
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Woodrow Wilson Ich
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Chicago
Ilinois
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Western Union stock linked to racing news overlord Molasky
St Louis Post-Dispatch reports William Molasky of St. Louis rose to major Western Union stockholder status while controlling Pioneer News Service and Pierce Building News Company. He and wife Dorothy hold about 14 000 shares valued near 390 250 dollars. Molasky previously served 18 months in federal prison for tax evasion.
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Racing News
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Theodore C. Link
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Molasky
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Terre Haute
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Western Union
Post-Dispatch
New York
Dorothy
Pioneer News Service
Pierce Building News Company
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Molaskys
Curley Announces Bid for Fifth Boston Mayoral Term
Former Boston mayor James M. Curley returned from a European trip and declared his plan to run again for Boston's top office in the coming year.
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New York
James M. Curley
Boston
Caledonia youth loses trousers in auto mishap
Frank Bales, 18, was injured but more embarrassed when a door handle snagged his belt while he walked into the side of a moving car in Caledonia Michigan. His trousers came off in the incident, creating a comic scene as onlookers watched.
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Caledonia
Mich
Frank Bales
Ford's Quality Control Drives Near-Perfect Cars
Ford operates with a vast quality control system that integrates 269000 workers and 700 suppliers. The process begins with testing raw materials like coal sand ore and continues through precision checks by workers and machines. Dealers also provide feedback to ensure the best possible product under The Ford Idea.
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