Truman Sees Budget Director For Health Check Of Finances
Vice President elect Alben Barkley forecasts a mixed budget outlook with the 81st Congress to curb price controls while protecting honest business. He hints at revising the Taft Hartley Act, extending rent controls past March 4, and ensuring funding to carry on administration plans.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Congress
Senate
Truman
Kentucky
State Agencies Ask Almost Two Million For 1949 51
Six state agencies told the advisory budget commission they seek 1 999 877 for the 1949 51 biennium from the general fund. The highway commission requests 115 888 in highway funds for the next biennium with 20 000 000 for county roads and 28 000 000 for improvements. The budget will be presented to the general assembly in January. The board of public welfare seeks 350 000 yearly for general assistance and Dr Roy Norton proposes a 900 000 yearly public school health program.
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Raleigh
Advisory Budget Commission
Yesteay
State Highway Commission
General Assembly
State Board of Public Welfare
Roy Norton
Truman Eyes Budget Trim After Deficit Forecast
President Truman orders fresh Budget Bureau review to curb a predicted 1.5 billion deficit. He heads to Key West for a two week vacation with Budget Director James Webb and economic advisers. Officials expect year starting July 1 to approach balance as costs modulate, aiding aims like housing health and education.
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Washington
Truman
Man
Iudget
James Webb
Key West
Fla
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
80Th Congress
White House
Chinese Loyals Hacking Out Gains In Manchuria
Peiping dispatch reports the Chinese government claims major gains north west and south of Peiping Tientsin island area with 30 000 Communist troops possibly crushed at Shihkiachwang 170 miles south of Peiping 2 000 Communists killed at Hingcheng and government forces recapturing Yangkao while denying Yingkow fell and moving to reopen Peiping inner Mongolia railway. US evacuates 1000 dependents from Nan king Shanghai Tientsin Peiping amid fears of fighting.
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North China
Mukden
Lin Piao
Fu Tso-yi
Suiyuan
International
Peiping
North
China
Peiping-Tientsin Island
Nanking
Shanghai
Tientsin
U. S
Shihkiachwang
Red
Peoping
Hingcheng
Manchurian
Great Wall
North China Command
Wall
Hulutao
Tangshan
Inner Mongolia
Yangkao
Yingkow
Scott Plans Rural Highway Paving Drive in North Carolina
Governor elect W Kerr Scott moves to enact a rural road program pushing 12 000 miles to be paved and 36 000 more treated within four years so school buses can operate in all weather. He weighs funding options including gasoline tax or bonds and asks the highway commission for cost estimates.
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Raleigh
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
State Highway Commission
W. H. Rogers, Jr
Highway Commission
Miami Doctor Killed, Family Hurt in Route 301 Crash
Dr Henry Fentell of Miami died at the scene when his car collided with a heavy tractor trailer on highway 301 south of Weldon. His wife Betty 29 and mother Augusta Fentell and sister Anita 19 were injured and taken to Roanoke Rapids hospital. The truck driver Alden Finch of Clinton escaped injury.
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Augusta Fentell
Anita Fentell
Highway 301
Alden Finch
Clinton
Finch
Fentell
Miami
Lecture On New GOP President Cancelled
Nassau county Federation of Republican Women cancels a planned November 17 talk on Our New Republican President and instead schedules radio comedian Harry McNaughton to discuss It Pays To Be Ignorant.
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Mineola
N. Y
Nassau County Federation of Republican Women
Harry McNaughton
Six Killed As Trolley And Bus Collide In Toronto
A streetcar and a chartered bus collided on Toronto's western outskirts killing at least six people and injuring about 63, with 15 in critical condition. The bus carried members of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders of Hamilton and their spouses returning from a reunion party near Sunnyside Amusement Centre. Rescue teams freed victims trapped in the bus amid confusion over identities due to missing papers on uniforms and evening gowns.
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Toronto
Ont
Canada Coach Lines
Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders
Hamilton
Sunnyside
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
New
Resuers
Chilean Officials Nab 60 In Plot To Topple Military Rule
A reliable informant reports 60 people arrested in Chile as authorities say an alleged plot to establish a military government has been thwarted. Officials say the scheme has been nipped and under investigation.
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Santiago
Chile
Youth Admits Hotel Murder In New York
A 19 year old Michigan youth, Ralph Edward Barrows, confessed to killing Cameron MacKellar, 56, in a Waldorf Astoria hotel suite after meeting him at the Hotel Astor bar. MacKellar, a Dominion Textile executive from Montreal, died of a fractured skull and ruptured intestines. Barrows was traced via a match book clue and arrested after being identified by a hotel tavern waitress.
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New York
Michigan
Waldorf-Astoria
Ralph Edward Barrows
Manhattan
Cameron MacKellar
Textile
Harold Birns
Barrows
MacKellar
Hotel Astor
Waltorf-Astoria
Thomas A. Gonzales
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd
Montreal
the Waldorf
Freshman in Phantom Killer Case Dies in Ark City
H B Tennison 18 Texarkana Texa s was found dead in his Fayetteville room and left a signed note claiming six killings blamed on Texarkana s famed phantom killer. Police pursue whether the death is suicide or hoax amid a two state investigation into five slayings at the border town.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Texarkana
H. B. (Doodie) Tennison
Texarkanna
Tex
Tennison
Bruce Crider
Betty Jo Booker
Paul Martin
Truman Party to Attend Baptist Service in New Bern Church
In New Bern North Carolina President Truman and his party will attend a Sunday service at the First Baptist Church. Pastor Rev Thomas W Fryer faces crowding seating and security restrictions as secret service limits greetings. The visit will be solely for worship with a reserved section and first come seating.
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New Bern
First Baptist Church
President Truman
Thomas W
Tom) Fryer
Truman
Secret Service
Mr. Truman
Gov. Cherry
Kerr Scott
Fryer
White House
New Rn
Eee
Acna
Cherry Point Marine Base
Ivan W. Miller
Field Harris
Second Marine Air Wing
Trumans
Cherry Point
West West
Tornado Toll Rises Across Five Southern States
Tornadoes and strong winds killed eight people and injured 67 as farms homes and crops were wrecked across Mississippi Georgia Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana and nearby areas. Benton Mississippi suffered the worst damage with multiple fatalities and extensive property loss.
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Associated Press
Benton
Miss
Red Cross
Georgia
Vicksburg
Cedartown
Elizabethtown
Pulaski
Tenn
Alexandria
Louisiana
Catahoula Parish
Daily Corinthian of
Corinth
M. FE. Young
Ripley
Sheriff
Fred W. Fairbanks
J. C. Evans
Harrisonburg
Cofer
Kentucky
A. J. Barrett
Small Organized Minority Could Swing Election
James Marlow argues that nonvoters could allow a tiny, organized third party to determine the outcome. He uses hypothetical shifts in Wallace and other states to show how 120,000 added votes or a few thousand from Wallace could flip New York California Ohio or Illinois, and thus alter the electoral result.
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James Marlow
Washington
Tuesay
Truman
Dewey
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Mr. Ruman
Wallace
New York State
Althoug
Trumas
New York
California
Illinois
Ohio
Dewey Oy
Allace
Mr. Truman
Seven killed as gunman opens fire in Chester Pa
In Chester Pennsylvania on November 6 a gunman fatally wounded seven people and wounded four others before killing himself after being cornered in a house. Ellery Parnsley, a city detective en route to work, was among the victims. Police used tear gas and heavy fire to subdue the assailant.
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Chester
Andrew J. Desmond, Jr
Desmond
Bethel Court
Ellery Parnsley
Neighhrhood
Coroner Rules Death By Own Action In Lake Drowning
The body of an elderly woman was found in Lake High Point by two fishermen near the dam. Deputy Sheriff Burrows recovered a card with the name Mrs A S Hanes of Greensboro and items on the bank. Coroner Harvey said death occurred 10 to 12 hours before and ruled the death a suicide. Relatives were not reached and the body was moved to Yew funeral home.
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High Point City Lake
Bill Hull
Herman Burrows
Hull
A. S. Hanes
South Mendenhall Street
Greensboro
Magnetism Seen With New Light From NYU Discovery
New York University announced a breakthrough showing magnetism with blue light instead of iron filings. A tube emitting a stream of electrons creates visible lines of force, as the electrons align like filings and emit a blue glow. The device, invented by J Tetenbaum, marks the first time magnetism is made visible by light.
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New York
New York University
J. ‘Tetenbaum
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