Soviet media clash over British Bevin treaty stance
Analyzes Pravda and Tass coverage of Bevin and Britain amid a proposed Soviet British treaty framework. Notes accusations against Allies for weakness and attempts to embarrass Bevin, while Moscow signals caution and hints at a long term German security and economic plan.
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Great Britain
Bevin
Assur
Britain
Pravda
Stalin
Bev
Arty
U.S
Sia
Ory
Ned Star
Maceu- Yi
Star
Jools
Iian
United States
Russia
England
Tassa
Eune
Germany
General Mar- Walls
Byrnes
Russians Criticize British Ties With U S and London
Jan 28 report from Tass notes Soviet criticism of Britain living up to the alliance spirit with the Soviet Union while signaling unease at Britain’s close ties to the United States. Ambassador Georgia held a long conference with Foreign Secretary Bevin to discuss concerns that threaten the friendship pact.
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London
Tass
Tal
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
U.S.S.R
Georgia
Ernest Bevin
Engel assails 20 percent income tax cut in GOP clash
Washington Jan 29 Rep Engel Mich told Republicans a 20 per cent income tax cut could wreck the party in 1948. He attacked Rep Knutson's plan to trim all incomes by 20 percent while preserving high wartime excise rates and urged no tax relief until the federal budget is balanced and the national debt reduced.
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Washington
Engel
Mich
House
Rep
Knutson
Bwann
Michigan
Eingel
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Republican Party
GOP
Truman
Taber
R-Ny
Senate
House Budget Committee
Congress
Democratic Party
House Favors Constitutional Officers Bill
The Arkansas House acting as a committee of the whole favored the general appropriations bill for constitutional officers and defended salary hikes for all state office employees. A measure to restrict first year college enrollments to bona fide residents was adopted. The House also approved higher teachers salaries and rejected a bill raising election official fees. It passed a minister credential bill and allowed validation of marriages performed by clergy on file with county clerks.
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Arkansas House
Secretary of State
Currie
Jefferson
Senate
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Lynch
Poinsett
Arkansas Education Association
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House
Coffelt
Benton
Rep
Dunn
Logan
Litle Rock
Highway Department
Rector
Pulaski County
John Truemper
J. C. Baker
Ragon
Sebastian
Jefferse
Comptroller
Fiscal Control Board
Neill
Bohlinger
Quse
Highway Commission
Ragan
Budget Committee
Hendrix
Sevier
Alexander of
Pike
Hartley to Lead Hearings on Labor Bills Next Wednesday
Hartley announced the Senate Labor Committee will begin hearings next Wednesday on labor legislation aimed at preventing another coal strike. He emphasized the panel will write a bill that could pass despite a presidential veto if needed, and would hear from House members who filed Wagner Act amendments. The hearing featured industry witnesses advocating bans on secondary boycotts, the closed shop, and industry wide bargaining. The session included remarks by Theodore R. Iserman and comments on Secretary Schwellenbach's stance, with Taft noting some agreement with Schwellenbach in certain areas. Schroeder
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Senate Labor Committee
House
Gerald W. Landis
Ind
Clare F. Hoffman
Senate
R. Stafford Edwards
Electrical Manufacturers Association
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Theodore R. Iserman
New York
Iserman
Ohio
Schwellenbach
Taft
Schnellenbach
Truman
Ball
R-Minn
Leo Wolman
Columbia University
Abor
Wolman
National Labor Advisory Board
NRA
Congress
Unification plan for Armies and Navies outlined
The article reviews the wartime alliance of Army and Navy, noting jealousy and secrecy gave way to a unified plan. If approved, the unification would preserve internal sovereignty and budgets for each service while creating a central authority to pursue peace through strength until peace through reason arrives.
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Serice
Congress
Arkansas plans four option hospital care pre payment plan
Arkansas Medical Society and Arkansas Hospital Association unveiled a voluntary four plan pre payment program for hospital and medical care. Four coverage types include hospital contract alone or with surgical and obstetrical benefits, and limited hospital contracts with or without surgical care. Premiums will be bid by approved insurers and set by those bids. details stress company reputation and rate relations to benefits. The program, developed over a year and approved by both groups, will invite proposals from approved companies with a 16 member advisory committee to monitor rates and benefits and to withdraw approval if needed. The plan calls for up to 380 days of hospital care in a family room and is subject to continued review.
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Litle Rock
Arkansans
Arkansas Medical Society
Arkansas Hospital Association
State
Medical Society
House of Delegates
Hospital Association
Charles R. Henry
John Rowland
Little Rock
Medical Society and Hospital Association
Edward L. Wright
Little Rock Medical Society
Yy Pulay
Ongenitakessful
Ciy
The
Wright
H. King Wade
Hot Springs
Helen Robinson
Polio Drive in Hempstead Nearing Quota
Hempstead Infantile Paralysis drive is over $1,000 short of its $3,600 goal with $2,481 on hand. The county has until tomorrow February 1 to reach the target. Chairmen expect little from remaining donations. County Chairman T. S. Cornelius praised Verg er students for a Palace Theater show that netted over $114 and the American Legion dance that raised over $100. Citizens urged to contribute today and tomorrow to push the drive over the top.
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T. S. Cornelius
Verger
Palace Theater
American Legion
Coprelilis
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