Truman Lines Up Fair Deal Fight Plans at Key West
President Truman prepares for a January state of the union push on civil rights and other domestic measures. At the Little White House in Key West he reviews a mimeographed outline with 14 White House aides covering major proposals including Taft Hartley, health, and social security while awaiting further tax recommendations.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Congress
White House
Charles G. Rosa
Jaee
Ross
Truman Plans Budget Talks Before Washington Return
Cabinet advisors and President Truman discuss deficit remedies with a focus on higher taxes. Before leaving for Washington December 20, Truman and staff split time between two tasks and locations. Clark M. Clifford wraps up the state of the union work as he returns to private practice. The conference includes John R. Stedman, Charles S Murphy, and other aides as they prepare the budget and economic messages.
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Truman
Washington
Iwoark
Play
John R. Stedman
Charles S Murphy
Bishop Assails Reds Catholics in Freedom Crisis
Methodist Bishop G Bromley Onam told the Board of Missions and Church Extension that the Roman Catholic Church and the Communist party threaten religious and civil liberty. He warned Protestants face a world wide crisis where freedom itself is at stake and urged vigilance against denials of liberty.
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Buck Hill Falls
Methodist
G. Bromley Onam
Communist Party
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Methodist Church
U. S
Roman Catholic Church
Community Party
Cabell Official Urges Sex Offender Files
Cabell County prosecutor Edward H. Greene pressed for separate filing systems to track individuals charged with sex crimes. In letters to Huntington Police Chief H. H. Gartin and State Police Supt. W. E. Burchett, Greene cited a rising national crime rate and local cases to argue the need for separate files of individuals with a tendency to commit sex crimes.
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Cabell
Huntington
Edward H. Greene
Cabell County
H. H. Gartin
W. E. Burchett
Greene
Threats to Religious Liberty Spur Stand Against Ideology
Fragmentary wording notes convictions and resistance to a perceived Communistic expansion. References cooperation with free men and the moral duty to resist forced ideology, with emphasis on human beings suffering or dying under imposition. The passage lacks clear details or identifiable names.
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