Truman's message urges fair wage structure amid postwar reconversion
President Truman sent a congressional message detailing multiple issues, with the strike crisis dominating. He urged a fair wage structure as central to reconversion and expansion, stressing labor management cooperation and the need to build public opinion to ease disputes. He touched on private capital rewards, labor responsibility, and Western and Southern regional development strategies.
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Congress
South
Continuation of Savings Bond Program Postwar
The government will continue urging savings through bonds but without county quotas. Bonds will be sold via schools, companies, banks, and organizations. Payroll deductions will persist for $25, $50, and $100 bonds, preserving thrift from wartime and aiding individuals and the nation in peacetime.
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Marc Ray Clement
War Finance Committee
Alabama
Truman budgets and policy address offer mixed signals
President Truman endorses broad wartime ideals and urges unity while proposing a July 1 budget of 35.8 billion dollars and a future national debt reduction to 271 billion. He warns against disunity voices and criticizes Congress without naming individuals, aiming for a centrist path in foreign policy and fiscal plans.
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O Callahan Medal Sparks Navy Politics and Greece Air Rights
Reveals behind the scenes contention over Father Joe O Callahan receiving the Congressional Medal of Honor aboard the Franklin as Navy officials clashed on awards. Also reports on Greece loan dynamics with the Export-Import Bank, fifth air freedom tensions, and Palestine commission diplomacy amid British influence and American observers.
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Mary
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Greece
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Palestine Commission
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Tampa
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Atlanta
This Afternoon By John Temple Graves
The column laments race politics in the South and attacks a permanent Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission. It urges Southern states to back local Negro employment safeguards while warning against federal intervention and bureaucratic meddling.
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Woodrow Wilson
South
Washington
Bilbo
Chavez
Birmingham
Electric Company
Uncle Sam
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Lineup
Radio listings show WAGF Tuesday and Wednesday night programs including Fulton Lewis Jr Take It Easy Arthur Hale Inside of Sports Leave It to Mike Adventures of the Falcon Moonlight Real Life Stories American Forum Overseas Report The Better Half All the News Nick Brewster's Orchestra Eddy Howard's Orchestra Silent and other morning to late evening segments. The lineup features news briefs AP News devotionals music requests and a variety of dramas comedies and sponsor segments across networks and times.
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Arthur Hale
Mike
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Nick Brewster
Orch
Eddy Howard
Variety Shows and Dance Highlights on CBS Tonight
Evening schedule lists Y Tob Hops Show and Abe Josef Stopak with orchestra, Bob Crosby and Orchestra, Hed Skelton’s Strapbook, and Half Hour Dance Creb. CBS broadcasts Behind the Scanes and News for 15, with The Supper Club News and Variety Shows at 10:15.
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Funeral Held Today For G. W. McCrory
Funeral services for George Whitfeld McCrory 47 superintendent of Florida Industrial School for Boys were held at his home and Saint Luke's Episcopal Church in Marianna. Officiating were Ven Valentine G Lowery with mourners including staff of the school and Kiwanis and American Legion members. Interment followed at Christ Episcopal church in Monticello with additional local honorary pallbearers and a Monticello Kiwanis presence. Surviving are his widow Mrs Sarah MacKenzie McCrory a son George W Jr of Swarthmore Pa a daughter Mrs Douglas Hopkins Jr of Tallahassee and another daughter Miss Mary Oakley McCrory of New York City. He was a Monticello native.
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American Legion
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Dothan
Alabama
Christ Church
Monticello
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Tallawassee
Diocese of Florida
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Tallahassee
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Legion Post
Sarah MacKenzie McCrory
George W. McCrory
Army Air Corps
Swarthmore
Douglas Hopkins, Jr
Tal- Ichassee
Mary Oakley McCrory
Columbia University
New York
McCrory
Flo
Spain Palace Echoes Royal Hope In Exile Era
The World Today notes Spain may keep or restore its monarchy with慎careful deliberation. Madrid's Palacio Real remains largely regal, its state rooms intact, despite civil war damage, while private quarters show wear. A 10-foot clock, paintings of Queen Victoria Eugenia, and vast tapestries symbolize royal resilience amid exile.
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