Byrnes seeks 4 million for separate US intelligence unit
Moscow reports quote US Secretary of State Byrnes insisting on a 4,150,326 dollar appropriation for a separate intelligence unit. Izvestia notes Byrnes calling an intelligence service essential to foreign policy and national security, while Russians ponder US criticisms of other nations. Soviet press also covers Ku Klux Klan activity, Britain’s empire interests, Mihailovic trial links to anti Fascism, and Truman’s Hyde Park tribute to Roosevelt.
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Shortage of Clothes May Be Relieved
Washington April 13 Pi Stab ilization Director Chester Bowles expressed confidence today that the supply of inexpensive clothing will ease considerably in months. He appealed for public patience while production is on the uptrend. Bowles blamed rising cotton prices and slow action by the government for the shortage and urged rationing and earlier controls. He noted prewar shirt demand and predicted veterans could strain stocks, urging action to curb speculation and consider ceilings on raw cotton.
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Spain Invites UN Commission To Probe Atomic Bomb Claims
Madrid reports the Franco cabinet rejected Polish charges at the United Nations as false and absurd and invited a UN commission from friendly nations to tour Spain. The cabinet said German scientists are not working on an atomic bomb in Spain and offered technicians access to manufacturing plants and laboratories to prove the inaccuracy of the accusations.
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Truman's first year with Congress ends in gridlock
Washington reports that President Truman and Congress failed to wed their first-year agenda despite 21 pointed proposals. A split within Democratic ranks between liberals and Southern conservatives hindered key measures on civil rights, minimum wage, and farm price revisions. The president urged party unity as major domestic and foreign fights remained unresolved.
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Space travel odds and gravity on Mars voyage described
The passage explains radar controlled rockets to Mars and Venus with surprising outcomes. It imagines a voyage where a spacecraft is 10,000,000 miles from Earth en route to Mars and still 26,000,000 miles from arrival, rendering it outside Earth gravity and not yet within Mars gravity.
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Suspect in Poison Death Kills Self
Columbia Mo April 13 Authorities believed Dr Adolph Zech University of Missouri German professor killed himself after a lie detector test amid the arsenic death of his wife in a hospital bed. Zech wrote a note denying murder then shot himself. Prosecutors said the death by own action closes the case.
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Fulton Schools Chief Elected Hempstead Library Chair
J. J. Lieblong superintendent of Fulton Schools was elected chair of the Hempstead County Library Board at a courthouse meeting Saturday afternoon. He succeeds Charles Reyner who resigned due to ill health. Officers named include Vice Chairman R. W. McCracken and Secretary Miss Mary Ashington. The board approved plans for the year and scheduled the next meeting for May 8 at 3 p.m. in the courthouse.
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Southern Association opens second round of baseball playoffs
AP reports Atlanta New Orleans and other Southern Association teams head to tomorrow's second round with high attendance figures from opening games. Earl McGowan's 1 0 pitching led Avanta past Birmingham 1 0. Babe Bills drove in five runs for Atlanta as New Orleans swept Mobile. Chattanooga tied Nashville as crowd records fell in Nashville, while Little Rock beat Memphis to force the next games.
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