29 Nov 1950
Page 18
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1950
Page
18
The Agriculture Department ended import restrictions on Jordan fats and oils and related items including tallow soap and oil products. Officials cited sufficient domestic supplies and wartime needs no longer applying to these commodities.
The plan renames current good as choice and creates a new good grade for higher quality young cattle while separating older cattle into commercial after December 29. The change reorganizes beef quality labels with older cattle shifting to commercial grade and prime style grades added.
The column catalogs coinages and slang from Considine noting terms like G-string Teleset and Alayam while skeptically examining their meaning. It references anti-perspirant jokes and terms such as gook and ostrich ism tied to American usage and policy commentary.
A reader notes the material is presented as part of the Congressional record but contains unattributed propaganda. The author searched the record and Buchanan committee interim report and found no mention of Lip schutz his society or his league or congressional franks. He deems it unfinished business for the 42nd Congress.
The House Ways and Means Committee plans a stiffer excess profits tax clause to curb big corporate deductions. Proposals include limiting hotel and travel, advertising, and entertainment expenses based on 1946 to 1949 spending with allowances for shifts to radio advertising. Critics cite abuses such as year round hotel suites and costly promos to dodge taxes.
The article discusses internal CIO debates in Chicago over socialism and government control of industries, noting Phil Murray's stance. It mentions the Communist influence abroad and in the United States, the pursuit of a Disputes Board under Truman, and a Chinese telegram urging postal workers to stay out during Korea. It also covers FBI investigations and a near-assassination claim against Truman.
A justice court jury acquitted the educator after a five minute verdict. The defendant admitted to paddling an 11 year old pupil eight times with an 18 inch paddle for disobedience and profanity in a kindergarten setting.
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