Dewey Urges Cancel Debt and Liberalize World Trade
New York AP reports Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged canceling World War I debts and settling lend-lease obligations now. He also called for repeal of the Johnson Act, global tariff reductions, and adoption of Bretton Woods as a framework to rebuild postwar economy and free trade.
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Dewey Credits Amendments for Moderating Banking Debate
Dewey said prolonged debate and key amendments pushed by minority members in the house banking and currency committee have already lessened the danger of disillusionment, despite earlier concerns. He warned that more reforms could follow.
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Meat Plant Reopens After OPA Clash in Norfolk
Roman Packing of Norfolk Nebraska resumes operations under a temporary accord with OPA after a weeklong shutdown caused by a treble damage suit over meat price ceilings. Mayor Breyer resigns as Norfolk ration board chairman, criticizing OPA and demanding its removal from city offices.
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Administration Accused of Influencing Montana Election
The Truman administration faced accusations of trying to sway Montana's special congressional race by announcing a veterans hospital plan. Rep Halleck, R Ind, alleged a telegram to Rep Mansfield from the president’s top aide claimed the hospital would go to eastern Montana, signaling impropriety days before voting.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company and printed daily and Sunday at 500 Ird Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It notes entered as second class matter June 18 1932 and credits Fulnessed Wire Reports Associated Press United Press International News Service with exclusive republication rights and subscription details for carrier and mail.
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Political wrangling over VA hospital site and Montana race
General Hines of the Veterans Administration signals unclear location for the hospital, with Halleck accusing the administration of election buying. In Montana, Republican Wesley D Ewart won the election amid heightened political contention. City Hall notes show refunds, permits, liquor licenses, resignations, and infrastructure approvals including a carnival permit and street work. The council also grants a church sale permit and telecom cable work along Fifth Street and Seventh Avenue.
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