House Democrats Fight Budget Slash Could Hamstring Marshall
Nineteen House Democrats protest a $36 billion budget cut saying it may hamstring Secretary of State Marshall and harm U S diplomacy. They warn delaying the spending ceiling hearings could allow deeper cuts while Senate action may reject the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Marshall
Mostow
Ben. Vandenberg
Mich
Vandenberg
Senate
Bridges
Appropriations Committee
House Democrats
Appropriations and
Ways and Means
House Budget Committee
Moscow
Truman
Stett
Marc Vandanberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Navy
Senia
R-Nh
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tareta
Snee
Reds Fear U S Moves in Arctic
Moscow reports the New Times accuses the United States of aiming to turn the Arctic basin into a mare nostrum and to establish an American dominion. It says reactionary Canadian circles back U S expansion and warns of capitalistic control and aerial routes shaping future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
The
New Times
United
Canada
United States
Arctic
Yermashev
United Ready
North Pole
Ale Mare Nostrum
Hearst
Lost Dog Reunited With Navy Men After Harrowing Week
A seafaring dog missing for a week is found at a local bus station after two Marines left him behind. Humane officer Jenn ise Graham Caudill, Sears worker Mrs. Charles Skiles, and hostler Mrs. Harold Ritz help reunite the dog with Navy personnel at the South Charleston Naval Ordnance plant, where the animal resumes Navy chow and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Charles Skiles
Sears Roebuck & Co
Ise Graham Caudill
Skiles
Caudill
Harold Ritz
Vily
Tim
Comdr
Thomas
McCrory
South Charleston
Friday Final Registration Date For Charleston Voters
Charleston voters must be registered by next Friday night to be eligible for the Republican primary on March 28 and the April 21 general election. Chief Registrar H Raymon Young said the permanent office will stay open 8 30 a m to 9 p m daily tomorrow through Friday at 406 Kanawha Blvd E near Truslow Street to allow registration transfers and corrections. The 30 day close of books before elections moves the deadline to next Friday since Saturday is Washingtons Birthday a holiday. Republicans will name candidates at the March 28 primary while the Democrats will select at a March 25 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
H. Raymon Young
Young
Republican City Executive Committee
Kanawha Blvd
Truslow St
Washington
Democratic City Committee
City COP to Hold Primary March 26
Republicans set a March 26 primary for municipal election candidates with Democrats naming their contenders at a March 25 convention. City Clerk Guy M. Massey noted February 24 is the last day for Republicans to file candidacy notices, while Mayor Dawson and Municipal Judge Harold H. Neffs are expected to announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Meador
Republican Committee
Democrate
Guy M. Massey
O. C. Richardson
Dawson
Harold H. Neffs
Export Demand Pushes Wheat Futures to Peak
Urgent foreign demand for wheat and flour sent prices soaring on the Chicago Board of Trade. March wheat rose to the highest level for a futures contract since 1920, with intraday gains over 8 cents before closing down slightly. Cash wheat advanced up to 5 cents a bushel in Kansas City as traders cited export demand as the main driver.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kaness City
Strike threats loom over teacher pay and Senate action
As the 48th Legislature nears key votes, teachers face a proposed 11 million dollar yearly pay rise linked revenue bills. SEA President Rex Smith urges restraint amid talk of strikes, while the House backs the salary measure and revenue increases including a cigarette tax and beer tax. The Senate has yet to act on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Hoffmann
Senate
States Education Assoc
Mineracounty
The
Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
Smith
Falk
Rex Smith
Morgantown
House of Delegates
Theelease
Pas Prodlan
Talmadge Wins Second Ruling In Georgia Gov Race
In McDonough Georgia Herman Talmadge wins a second consecutive ruling over the governorship dispute. Superior Judge Bond Almand upholds the Assembly road to a four year term for the late Eugene Talmadge. The decision, appealed to the state supreme court, concerns funds of 105 682 remaining in the executive department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Mcdonough
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
General Assembly
Bond Almand
Walter Hendrix
Assembly
Wieroadge
Eugene Talmadge
Hendrix
Talmadge
Lt-Gev. M
Thompson
Armand
Georgia Supreme Court
Claude Porter
Rome
Porter
Almand
Filton National Bank of Atlanta
Directin
Executive Department
Ellis Arnall
Devereaux McClutchy
Talmadge Winder
German Waits Find Place In U. S. Couples' Hearts
Frankfurt dispatch notes U S Army moves to allow German war orphans and illegitimate children to be adopted by American service personnel. Sergeants and officers express sympathy and seek homes for displaced youngsters as Gen McNerney considers rules changes to enable adoptions once regulatory hurdles are cleared.
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U. S
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Armorica
Hans
Texas
Joseph T. McNerney
Dimerman
War Department
United States
Iu Hesse
Fight Brews Over Tiny Tot in Toledo Case
In Toledo, 14 month old Donald Robert Waltman is at center of a kidnapping dispute after his guardian couple the Humbargers were arrested for alleged abduction. Donald has spent more time with them than his mother Mrs Virginia Wallman who seeks custody as Missouri authorities take up the case.
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Toledoo
Tos
Donald Robert Waltman
Virginia Wallman
Nensho. Ife
Robert Humbarger
Toledo
Humbargers
Donald
Hold Fate Of Lilienthal In Senate Confirmation Vote
Two Republicans and a Democrat appear pivotal in the fight over David E. Lilienthal and associates for the new atomic commission chair. Senate leaders weigh Speaker and committee positions as Vandenberg Hickenlooper and Russell face pressure from GOP opposition led by Wherry. Bushfield opposes Lilienthal while Aiken backs him, potentially breaking party lines after hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeldi
Washington
Benxie
David EB
Lilienthal
New
Vandenberg
Hickenlooper
Lowi
Russell
Senate
Mittee
Vanderberg and Hickenloopers
Sen. Wherry
Nebraska
Truman
Commissions
Georgitor
Sen
Bushfield
Sen. Aiken
Pease ES
Seven Die as Italian Airliner Crashes Off Terracina
A four engine Italian airliner bound for Cairo crashed into the Tyrrhenian Sea off Terracina near Naples today. Seven crew members and seven passengers perished in the disaster.
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Rome
Tinsi
Cairo
Terracina
Tyrrhenian
Naples
Plans approved for Kanawha City field house project
Proponents' meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel unanimously accepted minimum plans for a Charleston field house to seat 7 500 and measure 180 by 200 feet with room to expand. An eight member preliminary committee will work with the permanent group on construction costs.
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Kanawha City
Daniel Boone Hotel
Citizens’ Group
Hig
Virgil F. Frizzell
A. W. Tox
Harry A. Wallace, Jr
Andrew Thomas
Fred Staunton
Robert K. Smith
Carl C. Calvert
John A. Shanklin
Charles A. Midelburg
Minium
J. McDonough
Citizens Group
Richard Higgins
Charleston
Manty
Patrick St
Rocco J. Gorman
T the Permanent Committee
Venable
Munic
Gorman
John Charnock
Britain Faces Long Blackout With Restrictions Lasting Months
Britain endures a continuing power blackout as government officials say restrictions may last months or years. Manchester manufacturers report ongoing industrial paralysis despite coal supply movements and a forthcoming coal cabinet meeting to ease distribution.
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London
Britain
Manchester
Weleh
Sir Guy Nott-Bower
Guy
Grost
Northwest
Attlee
Yorkshire
Afflee
Berge Quits Assistant Attorney General Post
Wendell Berge resigns as assistant attorney general in charge of the anti trust division effective February 19. Berge will join a Washington and New York law firm as a partner after serving since August 28, 1943. The departure follows a request sent to President Truman on January 20.
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Berge
Post
Washington
Wendell Berge
Altonney
Atty
Tsicna
Truman
New York
Department of Justice
Berne
Department
Violence Marks Jewish Sabbath in Holy Land
Two slayings a kidnapping and arson marked the Jewish Sabbath in Palestine amid high tension. Assassins killed Arabs and Jews, masked youths abducted a Jew in Petah Tikva, and arson struck the Hasomer Hatzair club in Haifa as authorities awaited confirmed death sentences for three young Jews.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Jaffa
Boe Brok
Peta Tikva
Avienad Tanouri
Haifa
Palestine
Hasomer Hatzair Club
Tel Aviv
Maurice Cohen
Parley to Study Church Role in Economic Life in Pittsburgh
Four hundred delegates from 25 denominations gather in Pittsburgh for the National Conference on the Church and Economic Life to address how Christian principles can shape economic issues. Key speakers include Eric Johnson, Walter Reuther, Charles Poletti, Rep. Ralph Gwinn, and Boris Shishkin. The council plans open discussion in three sections and a final program, nonbinding but influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
America
Eric Johnsson
Walter Reuther
Charles Poletti
Ralph Gwinn
R-Ny
Boris Shishkin
Federal Counsell
Churches of Christ In America
Charles DP. Taft
Taft
Federal Council
Executive Would Retain Some Laws
President Truman plans to declare the national emergency ended before July 31 and erase most war time laws. He will ask Congress within two weeks to consider permanent extensions of needed powers, with many emergency statutes expiring at the end of the war rather than the emergency. The plan foresees continuing 250 or more laws tied to war duration and moving end-of-war recommendations after the emergency message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Europe
Mr. Truman
Coast Guard
Chiang says U S arms out aids Reds
Chiang Kai shek and aides report he believes force is needed to end the Communist challenge and that US arms and credits suspension emboldened the Reds. He blames Truman and Marshall for not continuing aid to permit necessary military action. The government seeks reorganization without including the Communists while pressing to reopen lines of communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Inday
Forc
United States
Chiang
Truman
Gen. Marshall
Marshall
China
Double or Nothing: Hank Greenberg Woes Reported
A fragmentary 1947 item notes Hank Greenberg facing troubles amid headlines about married life and a wary stance at the Hawk club. Stan Arnold is cited in the unreadable clipping as a source, with vague references to events surrounding baseball and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Greenberg
2 Twit
Hawk
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Soloman
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Clement
Riel
Fulton Superior Court
Clarke, Jr
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Loomis, Sr
Columbians
Tudge Edwards
Frizzell Names Group
Tay East
Stan Arnold
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