Congress Dragging On Amid Emergency U S Draft and Taxes Debate
The article outlines stalled action in Congress on key wartime measures. It notes President Truman urging tax increases and full troop support for Europe, while drafts and defense funding await votes. It highlights extended rent controls, defense contracts, aliens, and veteran benefits with no final decisions on statehood for Hawaii and Alaska or District of Columbia voting rights.
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U. S
Europe
Trumangrema
Congress
Drageiogiby
RFC
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Senate
Sinte
Korea
Hawaii
Alaska
District of Columbia
House
Senate Banking Committee
India
Southern Governors Split on Helping South Carolina Suit
A United Press poll shows mixed reactions from governors and attorneys general outside South Carolina to Byrnes plan for a united Southern front to support public school segregation in a forthcoming NAACP suit. Georgia likely to intervene. Maryland and West Virginia cautious. Alabama pledges help if legally advisable. several others undecided or noncommittal after study.
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Columbia
S. C
Dixie
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
United Press
Goverors
Deep South
Byrnes
Brynes
U. S. Supreme Court
NAACP
South
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Talemadge
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Alabama
Gordon Persons
Si Garrett
T. C. Calilton
William ©. Marland
West Virginia
Future Of Industry In Florida Forecast To Speed Expansion
A University of Florida report states Florida’s manufacturing has kept pace with national expansion and shows growth in paper pulp canning fruit vegetables shipbuilding printing and publishing while noting declines in millwork sawmills cigars and rail equipment. The outlook cites population growth higher capital spending and a national shift toward the South and West as reasons for a bright future.
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Gainesville
Fla. OP
University of Florida
Florida
Bureau of Economic and Business Research
Wisfield
Bureau
Lorida
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Comfort
An alert about kidney function and backache links common causes to exposure to cold and poor diet. It notes minor irritations and nighttime urination as signs and claims Doan's Pills have helped millions for over 60 years, encouraging purchase.
Charges Dismissed In Recorder's Court Run
In Recorder's Court charges including operating an omili ener use until Later were dismissed. Janea and Mae Carroll Negroes faced beer selling charges. LeRoy Dothan was booked in a raid. Judge Mullins withheld judgement on beer charges Pend ing further study. Fines of 52 for reckless driving were levied on Ronald Walens J R Rice and Markon L Walker. seven pled guilty to drunkenness. others forfeited cash.
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Janea
Amiral Leroy
Dothan Negro
Mae Carroll
LeRoy
J. Norton Mullins, Jr
Reginald Walens
J. R. Rice
Markon L. Walker
Hart
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