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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1949

Page

6

Berlin chief Clay quit as military ruler in Germany

Gen Lucius D. Clay stepped down at his own request from the post of military commander in Germany. Truman praised his service while plans to appoint a civilian high commissioner circulated, with McCloy among candidates. Four power talks in Berlin aimed at ending the Russian blockade continued amid government debates. New rent curb formula faces landlord tenant uproar in New York as critics say it fails to deliver fair net income and could leave protections undermined.

Clay Qut Berlin Luciun D. Clay Netrel Germany Clay Elsa Koch Buchenwald Marietta Truman Dean Acheson John J. McC New York Tighe Wooda Wooda Woods Wiliam O'Dwyer

Loyalty Queen Rough Going In Congress On Taft Hartley

A visible line drive against Truman by congressional opponents shows the Wood bill passing the House 217 to 203. It would repeal Taft Hartley on paper while re enacting key features and keeping injunctions, anti Communist proofs, and closed shop bans with state adaptability. Speaker Rayburn urged compromise but failed as lawmakers warned candidates that pledges depend on congressional cooperation.

Harry Truman Mr. Truman Mon. C. Walgren National Security Resources Board House of Representatives HOUSE Sam Rayburn Congress

Leopold Seeks Return to Belgian Throne in Exile

Exiled King Leopold of Belgium writes to Regent Prince Charles that regaining the throne is his aim and a move toward constitutional normalcy. But prospects look dim as Leopold, a World War I prisoner, has not returned from Switzerland where he has lived in exile.

Leopold Tit Belgium Prince Charles Leopold Switzerland

Anti Allergy Drug Fights Cold Symptoms, Study Claims

An industrial physician reports an anti allergy medicine reduced common cold symptoms. Dr Halstead G Murray states 75 percent of 484 treated in early stages were cured or showed relief, signifying new hope for cold sufferers.

Halstead G. Murray

Grandmas campaign for respect and a Grandmothers Day

A New York chapter president leads grandmothers in a campaign to curb jokes about grandmothers and mothers-in-law. They threaten consequences if humor is not banned and seek a formal Grandmothers Day on October 10. A separate item notes a Columbia headache study showing psycho-therapy plus drugs or placebos eased headaches, with doctor contact boosting relief.

Lyn Greene New York National Grandmothers' Club Grandma Columbia University

Drug pyribenzamine hydro chloride described for allergy use

The drug pyribenzamine hydro chloride was given in 60 milligram tablets at four hour intervals for colds. It is widely used to treat hay fever and is classed as an antihistamine. It neutralizes histamine released during allergic reactions and soothes allergic symptoms.

Tired President Truman’s Friend Offers Cash Loan

David S. Wright, 84, Dunkirk feed store proprietor, offered to advance cash to President Truman on his salary check. Reports say Truman received only part of one month’s pay due to a congressional deadlock over a deficiency appropriation bill.

Truman David S. Wright Dunkirk

Major League Hitting Aims For Record Home Runs

The season loom promises major star power with Musial Williams Boudreau DiMaggio and Mize as top contenders. Breechen Bearden Sain Newhouser Raschi lead strong pitching race while the home run chase centers on Mize Kiner Musial Williams and Sid Gordon with Gordon back in form after last season’s 80 homers.

Stan Musial Lou Boudreau Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Harry Brecheen Gene Bearden Ralph Kiner Johnny Mize Grantland Rice Larry Yogi Lou Cleveland Star Boudreau Willams Musial Williams Cardinal Ash Harry Breechen Breechen Bearden Johnny Sain Pee Bee Musial Eddie Dyer Stan Teague Jos DiMaggio Mize Kiner Sid Gorton Giants Gordon Babe Ruth

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