Truman triggers clash over Fed money policy
President Truman summoned the Federal Reserve Board and its open market committee to Washington to press for his easy money, low interest policy. The move sparked editorials and congressional uproar as critics warned of inflation risk while the public faced high living costs.
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Eisenhower settles into Paris hotel as SHAPE HQ preview
In Paris Eisenhower uses the Hotel Astoria as a temporary SHAPE base. Guards and police maintain security while the general surveys sites for a permanent headquarters. Versailles Metz and Strasbourg are among the possibilities as housing for officers and Allied staff.
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Custom Official at Mobile Named
MOBILE AP Alred P. Holmes, longtime U S Customs Service member since 1925, today became assistant collector of customs for the Mobile District, covering Alabama and South Mississippi. Holmes succeeds Walter H. Dodd, who retired after 50 years with the agency.
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Speedy Training Of Medics Asked
Washington senator Hill calls for rapid federal grants to speed training of doctors nurses and technicians to meet civilian health worker shortages intensified by expanded armed forces. The measure, co sponsored by Hill, cleared unanimous Senate committee support with hope for quick upper house approval. He cites 180000 physicians active in 1950 and warns many will be needed by military and civilian sectors, urging prompt finance to expand training facilities and maintain instruction quality. A stray line notes a short wave radio message can cross the world on minimal power.
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Indictment filed in knife killing of father
Andalusso AP report that H L Jackson 42 was indicted for first degree murder in the slaying of his 63 year old father H D Jackson at the father's home during an argument with another son Daniel seven. The killing occurred last month after the father tried to act as peacemaker. Covington County solicitor Frank J Tipler announced the grand jury indictment.
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Cocke Plans World Tour To Discuss Korean War
MIAMI UP Erle Cocke national commander of the American Legion announced plans for a world tour to obtain firsthand information for the Legion on the Korean conflict and the chances of a new world war. The 20 year old Georgian aims to meet Tito Franco Eisenhower Chiang Kai-shek Arthur and other leaders, hoping to begin the trip next month. The Pacific area is about 21 times the size of the U S mainland.
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