Beanie Communist probes loom amid stalemate hints
AP report by Jack Bell details congressional clashes over contempt citations in the Senates Beattie inquiry. Connally warns of a possible vote to cite for contempt as Latimore and McCarthy charges loom, while Truman edicts and subcommittee power spark tense maneuvering.
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Washington
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Connally
Senate
Conneally
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Biste Acheson
McGreth
Civmieten
Truman
Mubcommittes
Beantor Tydlags
Jock Mate
Gensler ‘Brewster
Griecel
Auto Dealers Plan Meal For Exhibitors At Stock Show
Dolaan's Automobile Dealers association will entertain exhibitors at the tenth annual Tri-States Fat Stock Show and Sale at lunch Tuesday. McLanel heads the stock sales committee arranging the barbecue. All exhibitors 4-H FFA and FHA members will be guests of the auto dealers group Tuesday. Chamber of Commerce completes plans for spring event beginning next Tuesday. Out of town officials to attend. Entries to Ramsey and Long Stock Yards Monday. Showmanship Tuesday morning, judging at 1 p.m. Awards then Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion, sale to follow. Public viewing until 11 a.m. Wednesday at the stock yards.
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Dolaan
Automobile Dealers Association
Tri-States
Tuesay
PB. McLanel
C Ee
FFA
FHA
Dothan
Chamber of Commerce
Selden Belsey
Dale
Ramsey
Long Stork Yards
Goedna
Cold air spreads over wide region
A blast of cold air covers a broad area from the Rockies to the Great Lakes, with snow in many areas. Temperatures drop to near twenty degrees above zero in places like Cheyenne and Rock Springs, while milder conditions persist in the Southeast and parts of the South. Snow patches and rainfall are reported across the central Mississippi Valley and northern Plains.
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Dive Rockies
Tenge
Rocky Mountain
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Ceeyeane
Rock Springs
Kester
Southaes
Ned Woutteya
Wisconsin
Missauel
Maddie Biliaissippi Valley
Jadlume
Michigan
US Employment Edges Up After Decline
Washington AP reports the nations unemployment situation showing improvement after a decline. New data mark 561,000 fewer jobless, with March total 4,123,000, down from February and near an eight year high. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer cautions early signs may reflect seasonal gains and the end of a downturn, not a durable trend. The Census Bureau bases March estimates on data through March 11. A separate item notes a related turn to November.
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Washington
Genaua Burea Clauras
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Ats
Cenmus
Truman Aides Seek Headlines at Winter White House
KEY WEST FL A P Truman aides push for headlines as news flow slows at the Winter White House. They claim he is more productive here due to fewer callers and a guarded naval base setting. The push includes official appointments and a presidential press conference to shape coverage before Monday return to Washington.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
White House
Washington
Thia
Werson
MclCarthy Jr- Wisi
State Department
Triman
Unopposed Aspirants Will Be Off Ballot
Montgomery Alabama Unopposed candidates for the Calhoun County Democrat Executive Committee face ballot exclusion after AG Carmichael states IMT act applies to all candidates including party officers. Probate Judge Brittain notes potential ballot omission as May 2 primary could be final election for those offices. Carmichael cites no exceptions. Separately advisory notes cemetery associations may be tax exempt despite land use for burials if no intent shown to use land for burials.
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Nam
Carmichael
Attorney General
Lima Form
Russian Minister Is Made Ambassador
In Moscow, the Soviet and Mongolian relations gain importance as the diplomatic missions are elevated to full embassies in both capitals. Yuri Prikkodov, senior minister, is named ambassador to Mongolia, while Moscow names Lu N. Idrambab as ambassador to the Soviet Union.
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Yuri Prikkodov
People's Republic
Hioncoilals
Mongolia
Meacow N. Idarnrbab
Nine Candidates Speak At Birmingham Rally For Governor
About 1000 people attended a Birmingham rally for the Alabama gubernatorial race as nine candidates spoke. Former Governor Sparks touted his record including $62 million left in the state treasury and farm to market road programs. Other speakers urged education reform, reduced executive power, and voter-inclusive juries. The event featured Eugene Ruth Conner, Wiley Gordon, Rev W R Farnell, W M Bock, Albert Stapp, Chauncey Sparks, Robert K Beil, Bruce Henderson, and Reuben Newton.
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Taye
Eugene Ruth Conner
Wiley Gordon
W. R.farnell
W. M. Bock
Albert Stapp
Chauncey Sparks
Robert K. Beil
Bruce Henderson
Reuben Newton
Sparks
Relly
Beck
House
Alabama
Henderson
Ofice
Newton
Legislar
Farnell
Death by own action noted in man’s vanishing case
LOS ANGELES AP The Revist’s Office linked the wartime tailor Theodore Donay a Detroit importer with a prison stay to a possible death by own action after he vanished Saturday from Catalina Island. A submarine sighting off Southern California raised questions though authorities found no solid link. A recovered 18 foot motorboat, rented by Donay, appeared damaged from a suitcase fall. Deputies also found a note in Donay’s Avalon Hotel room expressing fear of deportation and farewells to friends.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Donay
Detroit
Cataing
Island
California
Thi
Ingetier
Donay
Flushing
Garner Brown
Pole
Donays Avalon
Supreme Court Hears Arguments On Segregation
The Supreme Court weighs cases challenging the separate but equal doctrine in racial segregation. Negro students seek admission to White classes in state universities without segregation, while another case targets dining car segregation as unconstitutional. The debate includes remarks from Attorney General McGrath and responses from representatives arguing for existing laws and constitutional powers to regulate interstate commerce and travel. The first case concerns a Birmingham trip on a wartime Southern airway dining car.
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Paul M. Yost
Washington
Supreme Court
Torney
J. Howard McGrath
Negra
Hobbs cDlat
Congress
McGram
Tinbhis
Grwh
Philip B. Peclman
tDepartment of Justice
Alabama
Nigh Court
Biawr We
Henderson
Birmingham
GW. McLaurin
Eight Buildings Burn in Tokyo Area Fire
A blaze in a Tokyo district damaged eight weight buldings near Alam hot springs resort, about miles southwest of Tokyo. About 400 people were left homeless, with damage estimated around 500,000. Several U.S. Army rest hotels operate nearby but are distant from the burned area.
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Tokyo
Alam
Hot Springs
Vinson Seeks Increased Air Power To Counter Atomic Blitz Threat
Rep Vinson urged Congress to approve 583 289 211 for more warplanes, arguing the current military budget risks air power and that Russia is building the largest air force. He warned the atomic blitz of tomorrow is a real possibility and pressed for a larger Air Force procurement to modernize and expand naval air strength.
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House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Rep. Vinson
D-Ga
Pearl Harbor
Vinson
Air Force
Navy
House
Military Appropriations
Russians Named As Plane Pilots
A Formosa AP dispatch says air headquarters confirms Russian built planes downed two Chinese Nationalist fighters near Hangchow Bay. The spokesman cited Russian manufacture and likely Russian crews. The event follows a surprise April 2 attack by Russian planes on Nationalist jets near Mangchow Bay as part of a broader tension with Communist air power around Shanghai and Nanking.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hangchow Bay
Shanghai
Forma
Janda
Chapu
Mangchow Bay
Chusan Islands
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Hsuchow
Suchow
Nanking
Dairen
Manchurian
Soviet Union
Communist Chine
Moscow
Dai
Hasichow
Suggestions Tweak Economic Recovery Across 18 Areas
Paris AP reports the Marshall Plan influential in boosting recovery as 18 areas under the Organization for European Economic Cooperation streamline governance by dissolving consultative groups and ordering their eight member executive committee to meet bi monthly. IT cabinet ministers to meet to elect new officers, likely Dirk Stikker of Holland as chairman.
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Paris
WA States
Marshall PI Hank
U. S
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Holland
Dirk "Stikker
Struck College Resumes After Walkout
Henderson Tennessee report says Freed-Hardeman College reopened after a student walkout. Fewer than half of students attended as 170 to 3 vote backed the dispute with Preacher President N B Hardeman. Strikers praised by parents and remained on campus for an attendance of about 75 to 100 with controversy over dietitian Mrs Lottie M Petty.
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Lottie M. Petty
Aterstant Dietitian
Hardeman
Agate
Drive Carefelly Gave a Leob Lack Of Jail Record
Monroe Louisiana report outlines that Paul M. Dean age 48 of Ri Calif may face prison due to lack of jail record. Police say Desh, representing various prison services, delivered touching ectare on the way.
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Monroe
Paul M. Dean
Calif
Desh
Reveral
Wey Sree
Republicans target government payroll in budget cut drive
Washington AP reports the government payroll of about 7 million names is the main target in a GOP budget cutting push in the House. An omnibus appropriation of roughly 37 billion dollars faces reductions as Republicans seek cuts possibly totaling around 1 billion dollars. Rep Taber of New York leads an economy group, with talks of a 10 percent personnel cut for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. Committee reductions have fallen short of GOP hopes, while some propose directing the President to withhold 10 percent of final funds.
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Washington
Rep
Taher
New York
Taber
House
Ian Cannon
D-Mo
Canon
Congress
Pravda Says Russia To Continue U N Boycott
Pravda reports Moscow will keep its United Nations boycott against Nationalist Chinese representatives. Soviet officials, recalling the Anglo American bloc, declare no change in tactics as New York dispatches describe continued Soviet nonparticipation. Foreign observers note the review confirms policy aimed at world body actions rather than shifts in approach.
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Communist Party
Pravda
Russe
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Asong
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New. York
Soviet Union
U.N. Social Commission
Yesin Lake
Rody Boyeo
U. N
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United States
Elrctes
Belgian Liberal Leader Resigns From Government
In Brussels Belgium Alert Devere the Belgian Liberal leader resigns as Promist Designata 19 Prince Charles Regent of Belgium shortly after returning from a trip. The move follows internal party tensions and signals a potential shift in Belgian politics.
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Belgium
Alert Devere
Liberaietd
Devere
Prince Charles
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