Ohio House votes 275 to 101 for school lunch aid
Ohio lawmakers split on the $50,000 school lunch program measure with nine of 11 Ohio members voting no. Cincinnati's Elston Hess and Bender split on related bills, while Taft indicated he would oppose FEPC if it reached a vote.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
House
Cincinnati
Charles Elston
William Hess
George Bender
Elston
Bender
Hess
Robert A. Taft
FEPC
Atomic scientists push back on control plan in postwar era
Scientists nationwide organized to challenge army suppression of atomic information as Truman, Britain, and Russia backed civilian control. The MacMahon bill faced delay amid spy scares and new espionage penalties, while industry secrecy persisted despite government pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Truman
Great Britain
Russia
State Dept
UNO
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Sec. of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Harold L. Ickes
Senate Committee
Groves
U. S
Winston Churchill
Missouri
House Military Affairs Committee
John S. Woods
D. Ga
House On American Activities Committee
New York
Oak Ridge
Army
Federation of American Scientists
Corporations Eye Ground Floor in Atomic Field Fight
The article notes major firms like E I du Pont Monsanto GE and Eastman access all project phases and press to acquire rights. It outlines monopolies profits and patents, War Dept limits on access, and warns that May Johnson bill could spark an arms race endangering world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. duPont de Nemours
Monsanto Chemical
General Electric
Eastman
Westinghouse
Standard Oh
Union Carbon & Carbide
Chrysler
Allis-Chalmers
DuPont
Hanford
Henry Wallace
Kellex Corp
War Dept
Commerce Dept
Senate Committee
U. S
Postwar Prices Rise as Real Estate Lobbies Push for Removal of OPA
The piece reports U S price controls facing industry pressure with Senate cuts to OPA funding for four months fueling talk that the end of OPA is near. It notes more than 5 000 price increases since V J Day and argues wage hikes by workers were offset by producer profits and not essential to costs. Retirement, wage and profit figures are cited to show the inflationary push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
OPA
Nat! Assn
Senate
Chester Bowles
United Packinghouse Workers
CIO
Swift, Armour, Wilson and
Cudahy
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Union Carbon & Carbide Corp
Tenn
Eastman Company
Rochester
WN. Y
Chicago
Federation of Atomic Scientists
Wash
Federated Press Pattern Service
Ave. of the Americas
NH. Y
By Susan Alexander
Nati Ass'n. of Real Estate Boards
Bowles
Price
Paul A. Portier
Nati Industrial Conference Board
Industry Research Outfit
Hamilton Ave
Northside
Hilltop Furniture CO
E. McMillan
Lou's Service Station
Harrison & Queen City Aves
Whetsel Ave
Madisonville
Fanger & Rampe., Inc
Pearl & Broadway
All the Family
E. Eighth St
Cherry
Premier Press
Cincinnati, Ohio
Deen
Sattil & Poa
Mammoth Outlet
Freeman Ave
United Electrical
Recdion Machine Workers
Locel
Shetty
Enoz
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