National defense push rises in Congress for budget boost
Washington reports indicate the general staff views the Marshall plan rejection as strengthening pleas for a larger army budget and expanded air and navy forces. Army leaders cite national security needs, urging new planes and more training while Congress weighs a $5.616 billion army appropriation and related authorizations.
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Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Oshy A. Cook said he expects to decide if a 1941 law requiring in person appearances for driver’s licenses can be enforced. Officials plan to discuss the matter this week, noting the impracticality since many licenses are issued by mail and applicants may be out of state.
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Radio school broadcasts draw labor clash in July
Jamres C Pottillo agreed to work out a deal with educators to allow school children to participate in tal branchecasts by radio while labor leader Kesing urged caution about commercialization. The dispute centers on rules of the American Federation of Musicians and aligns with New York and Chicago broadcasts policy. Petrillo favors a workable compromise but opposes school broadcasts being marketed for profit. In Salt Lake City a War Assets list sparked humor about Army surplus items revealing a real cement mixer part known as an elephant trunk.
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Czechoslovakia Withdraws From Paris Economic Talks
Prague reports Czechoslovakia may withdraw from the Paris economic conference after a Moscow telephoned briefing to Prime Minister Gottwald. The cabinet held a special session following Moscow’s instruction, signaling a broader Soviet boycott with Hungary Bulgaria Romania Yugoslavia and Poland rejecting the invitation while Finland and Albania remained uncertain. Thirteen nations accepted the invitation as the talks set to open Saturday.
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Atomic energy paper thefts spark congressional action
Senator Hickenlooper described the removal and recovery of atomic energy papers as clarified by President Truman. House members demand names and backgrounds of two army sergeants amid heightened security questions. The Atomic Energy Committee plans to double staff to review safeguards as budget debates proceed in Congress.
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President Truman said he is not troubled by former Representative Roger Slaughter’s claim that a scandal threatens the presidency. Slaughter, defeated in Missouri, had prepared remarks for Tulsa, Oklahoma, criticizing a president he calls honest yet harmed by his own impulsiveness.
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