Hungary names plan to nationalize banks under new premier
Premier Lajos Dinnyes outlined a program to nationalize large banks while keeping private property ownership and inviting foreign loans on favorable terms. He vowed close cooperation with Russia and allies, and defended ongoing cabinet continuity amid a crisis. He cited weak evidence in trials of Nagy and Varga, and noted planned repatriation of German-origin residents to the Soviet zone. The U S request for the Kovacs confession copy was referred to Soviet authorities.
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Germany
United States
Kovacs
Allied Control Commission
V. P. Sviridov
Moves To Revive Dry Amendment
Rep Bryson introduces a resolution calling for a constitutional amendment to revive national prohibition. He argues it will protect mothers and children from liquor traffic and cites a new people s movement akin to the 1917 prohibition victory. Passage requires two thirds in Congress and ratification by three fourths of the states.
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D-S.c
House
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Britons Freed After Tel Aviv Pool Kidnap
In Tel Aviv suburb two British policemen abducted from a swimming pool were found today by a military patrol near Tel Aviv. Unofficial reports say they were released by their captors, with no clear sign of police pressure or coercion.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Likelihood of Tax Reduction Veto Mounting
President Truman plans a noon Monday veto message on the tax reduction bill after his Canada visit. Action on the unions curbing measure will be delayed until his return Friday night. Officials say a veto is likely and labor bill decisions will come by June 20.
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Eee Aan
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Charles G. Ba
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R-Minn
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Eben Ayers
Aide Says Masses Respond to Labor Bill Veto Appeal
A press aide reports about 100000 letters and 350000 postcards received so far in support of vetoing the labor bill. Weekend activity included 18000 letters and 2000 telegrams to bolster the appeal.
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Tial
Council appoints two to Cedar Rapids police department
The Cedar Rapids city council on Chief T. J. Comden’s recommendation named rookie patrolmen Keith Concannon and Ralph Mikesell to the police force. The appointments complete a bolstering civil service program expanding department numbers.
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Ralph Mikesell
Cedar Rapids
Moray
T. J. Comden
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