Congress Extends Reciprocal Trade Act One Year
The House passed a GOP sponsored tariff bill by voice vote extending the reciprocal trade agreements act for one year with changes. The Senate added amendments but the veto power over president override was removed. Secretary Marshall urged renewal on an as is basis to maintain global economic leadership.
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House
Senate
Repu Bros
Truman
State Marshall
Congress
Americ Ta
Federal Tariff Commission
Tariff Commission
Suitor Confesses Intent to Wed Daughter
A young suitor, pressed by his family, states his wish to marry the aldsman’s daughter. The elder mockingly asks about becoming his son in law, and the suitor bluntly affirms his aim to wed.
Market Report Poultry and Produce and Grain and Provisions
Market report from Chicago June 16 notes mixed poultry and produce receipts with fowl and eggs steady to higher, and grain futures rising on a bullish tone linked to legislative aid news. Wheat led gains, corn and oats also supported, with cash sales and futures diverging as traders weigh domestic demand and government policy signals.
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Wade Tocdiey
Senate of
Wis
Niger
Chicago, Dun
Truman Frames Campaign as Champion of the People
President Truman told Albuquerque crowds that the choice is between special privilege and the people as he campaign trains moves eastward. He said he represents the people and outlined his stance during nearly 60 talks since leaving Washington. He will visit his Missouri home after arriving in Kansas City to spend the night with family.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman
Kansas City
Albuquerque
N. M
Washington
Congress
Jackson County
Missouri
Martha J. Truman
Grandview
Margaret
Union Station
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Tidepencente
Grand
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Mary Dune Truman
Omaha
Adedress Uy
St. Louis
New Orleans Cotton and New York Stocks Summary
June market currents show cotton futures in New Orleans rising slightly while prices weaken on the day. In New York, stocks drifted lower with a broad backslide that later steadied, led by gains for a few major names as trading volume reached about 1.6 million shares.
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Vattan
New York
Montgon Ward
U. S. Steel
Studebaker
J. J. O. Schenley
American ‘Telephone
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Interaetion
Paper
Woon
Pacific
Standard Ol
Daily Bread and World Peace Through Radio
The piece critiques United States cultural programs like Free America via radio and projects such as WPA and OWL. It questions nationalistic aims and urges Congress and the State Department to pursue more direct, concrete methods to foster worldwide goodwill for America.
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Free America
WPA
OWL
Texas
Congress
State Department
America
Laney Predicts Defeat If Truman Named
Harrisburg report says Gov. Ben T. Laney of Arkansas warns the Democratic party could face definite defeat in November if President Truman is the nominee. Laney, long a party stalwart, cites Truman’s inability to keep the party united on civil rights and other issues.
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Ben, T. Laney
Arkansas
Truman
Laney
Governors Debate Truman Nomination Amid Southern Push
A Southern Democratic revolt rally featured Arkansas Governor criticizing Truman's civil rights policy as vote baiting while Senator Myers and Georgia Governor Arnall backed Truman's renomination. A public broadcast of America's Town Meeting set the national discussion on who should lead the Democrats.
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America
Arkansas
Trignan
Elvil
Imove
Truman
Laney
Pennsylvania
Francis J. Myers
Sitis Arnall
Georgia
Route stops and appearances on Kansas City bound trek
A travel route includes Jefferson City Missouri Terre Haute Indiana Indianapolis and Columbus with platform appearances at some stops. The convoy's path to Kansas City today passes through La Junta Colorado Dodge City Newton and Emporia Kansas.
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Terrehaute
Ind
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansans City
la Junta
Colo
Dodge City
Newton
Emporia
Kas
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