Gen Clay Out as Berlin Chief in U S Berlin move
Gen Lucius D. Clay requests relief from his post as military governor in Berlin. President Truman praised his service and suggested John J. McCloy as a civilian successor, while four power talks continue on Berlin and western zone control. Landlord and tenant groups clash over the new rent control formula under Tighe Woods, with cities hearing mixed reactions to the proposed net income targets.
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Clay Out
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
Elsa Koch
Buchenwald
Marietta
Truman
Dean Acheson
John J. McCloy
McCloy
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
United States
Britain
France
New York
Tighe Woods
Woods
William O'Dwyer
Truman Struggles With Ball as Taft-Hartley Debate Rages
The article describes President Truman’s difficult stance on labor policy and Taft-Hartley repeal efforts. It notes the House passage of the Wood bill with key Taft-Hartley features intact, while administration supporters face gloom and opponents celebrate. It also covers King Leopold III’s desire to return to the Belgian throne and the dim prospects due to his wartime actions and exile.
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Harry Truman
Truman
Mon. C. Walgren
National Security Resources Board
House of Representatives
HOUSE
Congress
Leopold III
Belgium
Prince Charles
Leopold
Exking
Switzerland
Grandmothers' crusade seeks respect and a national day
Mrs. Lyn Greene leads New York grandmas in a campaign to end jokes about grandmothers and mothers-in-law. They demand status as sweet, lovable elders and threaten consequences like no babysitting or cookies if humor persists. Also covered is a Columbia headache study on psycho therapy showing drugs plus talk best relieve headaches.
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Columbia University
Mailman Lilly Jailed After Carrying 5000 Letters Home
William E. Lilly Jr of the Los Angeles post office was jailed after police found him with about 5000 letters at his home. Authorities said he intended to deliver the mail later despite the large load.
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William E. Lilly, Jr
Los Angeles
Lilly
New Drug Discovered Aids Cold Sufferers
An industrial physician reports an antihistamine drug pyribenzamine hydro chloride effective against common cold symptoms. Dr Halstead G Murray notes 75 percent of 494 treated in early colds saw cure or symptom relief using 50 milligram tablets every four hours.
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Halstead G. Murray
Truman Receives Unexpected Offer to Help From Dunkirk Feed Store
David S. Wright, 84, owner of a Dunkirk New York feed store, offered to advance cash to President Truman on his salary. Reports had claimed Truman received only part of one month’s check due to a congressional deadlock over a deficiency appropriation. Wright wired the President.
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Truman
David S. Wright
Dunkirk
N. Y
Wright
Indian reservations and tribes in Arizona noted
The report states Arizona has 17 Indian reservations and 15 Indian tribes covering about 20 million acres with an Indian population around 50,000, the second largest in the United States.
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Arizo
United States
Counterweights Windows Improve Poultry House Ventilation
Counterweights or catches allow easy tilt open adjustment for poultry house vents. Tilt windows reduce breakage risk and labor for ventilation, offering safer operation and better airflow management.
Hitters to Watch Across Major League Clubs This Season
Major league clubs push into the season with stars from 1948 in the spotlight. Musial Williams and Boudreau loom largest in batting, while Brecheen Bearden Sain Newhouser Raschi vie for pitching supremacy. Mize Kiner Musial Williams Gordon headline the home run chase as DiMaggio heals.
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Stan Musial
Lou Boudreau
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Harry Brecheen
Gene Bearden
Ralph Kiner
Johnny Mize
Larry
Yogi” Berra
Musial, Williams
Boudreau
Cleveland Pilot
Lou
Cleveland Star
Williams
Musial
Cardinal
Nu‘ling
Brecheen
Bearden
Johnny Sain
Eddie Dyer
Stan
Musials
Mize
Kiner
Sid Gordon
Giants
Gordon
Babe Ruth
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