Baruch Urges Universal Unity of War Mobilization
Bernard M. Baruch urged a work or fight law applying to all citizens to ready America for a possible war. He called for universal military training, mass surveys of underground shelters, and dispersal planning, warning against delaying mass housing projects during a crisis. He spoke to the Armed Forces college graduates.
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Weather summary for North Carolina and regional readings
Considerable cloudiness and rain with little temperature change today. Tonight will be warmer with scattered afternoon thunder showers. Official 24 hour records show temperatures from 43 to 84 degrees across listed cities including Charlotte 84 Raleigh 86 Columbia 72 and Miami 69 with rainfall in several locations.
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Washington
Majority For Tax Cut Bill
Reports on Capitol Hill say informal polls show two thirds of both houses favor enacting a rejuvenated four billion tax cut. Analysts speculate only a senate filibuster could stop the measure which would take effect next January unless Republicans press for another showdown. House Speaker Martin says he has no certainty that enough Democrats would join Republicans to override a veto.
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Slavery Trial Continues In Calif Today
In San Diego a federal court case resumes as the Ingalls defend their former maid Dora Jones against claims of slavery. Prosecutor Euene A. Tolin details a 40 year old Washington DC case linked to Mrs. Ingalls and says Dora was threatened after a pregnancy, leading to ongoing psychological bondage despite recent freedom.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Peace Tower Planned at Warm Springs
The state of Georgia plans a mountain-top Franklin D. Roosevelt Peace Tower near the Little White House where the late president died. The project follows Georgia's designation of the six-room cottage as a national shrine that served as Roosevelt’s second home.
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Des Moines Flood Brings Evacuations And Missing Persons
Des Moines faced a record flood as the Des Moines and Raccoon rivers reached an all time crest. At least two people were missing and 1 800 residents were evacuated as a two block breach flooded about 30 square blocks. Volunteers police and sailors labored through the night laying sandbags and repairing levees with a curfew in effect to keep streets clear for flood prep.
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UN aims to estimate initial global police force size
The United Nations military staff committee prepared to deliver by Monday an initial estimate of the size of a global police force to preserve world peace. The five generals and admirals were tasked by the Security Council, with Russia’s past reluctance noted, and debate over whether forces should be large enough to deter or respond against major powers.
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AFL President declines call for general strike over new law
President William Green rejected unions' push for a general strike to protest the Taft-Hartley act. He called AFL unions to a July 9 conference and said the fight would be waged in courts and through negotiations with employers.
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American backs Marshall plan amid Paris conference concerns
The United States reiterates support for Secretary Marshall's European recovery proposal as the Paris talks focus on Russian cooperation and Congress authorization. Treasury Secretary Snyder clarifies his stance to avoid any impression of cabinet division, aiming to keep European recovery on track.
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Franklin County Drys Seek Prosecution Over Liquor Sales
Franklin County dry forces were advised to pursue criminal charges against liquor sellers if ABC stores open in Louisburg and Franklinton. Judge Leo Carr did not grant permanent restraining orders, leaving July 1 ARC election in Louisburg to proceed and Franklinton to decide on a town liquor store.
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Black Market In GI Bonds Develops
Rep. Dorn of South Carolina reports a growing black market for World War II GI bonds. He warns loan sharks buy bonds at discounts in some regions and urges GI holders not to take discounts before Congress adjourns in July.
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CIO presses action to avert economic collapse
Emil Rieve CIO vice president urged Congress to create a federal price investigation board and restore price controls and rationing if needed. He called for tax overhaul, higher exemptions, boosted social security, higher minimum wage, national health insurance, anti discrimination laws, and federal housing and farm programs.
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Wool Price Support Vetoed by President Truman
President Truman vetoed the wool price support bill saying it would harm international relations. The measure would keep government wool prices and let tariffs rise if foreign wool undercuts domestic prices. He warned it would signal economic isolation and undermine leadership at a United Nations Geneva conference. This marked his third major veto of the session, following tax cuts and Taft-Hartley.
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Prohibition Party Opens National Convention in Indiana
The Prohibition Party opened its national convention in Winona Lake Indiana at the Billy Sunday tabernacle with about 700 delegates. They aim to nominate 1948 presidential and vice presidential candidates and adopt a program for government.
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Billy Sunday Tabernacle
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Coal stoppages push idle miners to 262000 plus shipyard strikes
Nationwide work actions spread from coal fields to shipyards as 262000 miners idle amid Hartley Taft ire. CIO Marine Workers strike 40,000 in Bethlehem yards and Atlantic Basin Iron Works in Brooklyn, with 64,200 idle in Pennsylvania and 20000 in Alabama.
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Curley Must Serve Term In Prison
Boston Mayor James M. Curley loses appeal of a six to 18 month jail sentence for mail fraud and must begin serving time. Judge James M. Proctor rejects delay requests and declines allowing a courtroom statement.
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