Defense Budget Boost Seen By Army In Congressional Aid
Washington reports say the General Staff expects support for a 2 billion defense boost as Congress considers a revived national security program. Army officials note progress on unification, air power, and training while Truman administration aides lobby to keep conscription policy intact amid debate on postwar Allied policy and spending.
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Arkansas driver license law questioned by revenue chief
Revenue Commissioner Oshy A. Cook said the 1941 law requiring in person appearances for licenses may be impractical as many licenses are issued by mail from out of state. Officials will confer this week to determine enforceability.
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Work out a deal on school children radio broadcasts
Jamres C Pottillo agreed to meet educators to discuss school children radio broadcasts amid AFL Musicians push. Kearns welcomed talks, noting New York limits and Chicago control, while Petrillo seeks a better solution without hurting teachers or musicians.
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Czechoslovakia Plans Paris Conference Withdrawal
Prague reports indicate Czechoslovakia will withdraw from the European Economic Conference in Paris after a Moscow briefing. The cabinet, meeting in a special session, may reverse Gottwald’s prior acceptance as Hungary joins Bulgaria Romania Yugoslavia and Poland in declining the invitation.
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Senator Hickenlooper aids atomic secrets case
President Truman praised Senator Hickenlooper for clearly explaining the missing atomic files episode involving two army sergeants. House members pressed to learn the sergeants’ names and backgrounds as congressional security efforts expand with a larger Atomic Energy Committee staff and a $225,000 budget increase.
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Truman Faces Slaughter Dalte Allegation With Calm Demeanor
President Truman, asked about a charge from former Missouri congressman Roger Slaughter that a corruption threat looms over the presidency, dismissed the remark at a July news conference. Slaughter, defeated for renomination last year by a Truman-endorsed candidate, spoke at a Tulsa public affairs forum.
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