Harriman defends loyalty review stance amid Condon case
Harriman argued it would be in the public interest to release papers in the Condon matter but said the loyalty review records are confidential. He cited attorney general guidance that executive branch is not bound to supply information to the committee. The Condon file reportedly contains sensitive material from other agencies and names of informants.
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Mat- Vise
Civil Service Dmission
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Onddn
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Daily Bread Continued From Page One Signal
The article reflects on economic interests and voter guidance as it discusses how voters judge candidates. It notes trends in thinking across four candidates and how these preferences shape convention decisions and the choice of a Republican standard bearer.
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Finns Near Decide on Finland Russia Treaty Debate
Finns near concluding talks on a treaty of friendship and mutual assistance with the Soviet Union as three main political groups prepare to report their positions. The Agrarian party of 48 seats in parliament was to decide today. The Communist Radical Socialist Popular Front with 51 seats and the Social Democrats with 48 urged negotiation with Russia while the Social Democrats urged Finland to stay out of military alliances.
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Beals
Soviet Union
Haly
Death Toll Rises After Natchez Sinking Near Greenville
Aboard the Natchez riverboat disaster near Greenville left 14 dead and 12 survivors. Crews had tried to back off barges and brace for a bridge pier impact as a sudden eddy snapped tow lines. Rescue boats, a radio SOS, and life preservers saved others in frigid water during a cold, windy night.
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Taggart
Hass
Fay Buford
King’s Daughters Hospital
Natchez
Standard Oil
Sohia- Latohia
Greenville
New Orleans
St. Louis
Asa
Othe
Federal Barge Lines
Suhia
Lester Smith
Hickman
Martin Lauser discusses priceless violins and tone
The article explains that varnish and application methods on Stradivarius Guarnerius and Amati violins influence tone. It notes these instruments are extremely valuable and often owned by leading violinists like Heifetz. The violin is described as the singing instrument, responding to every movement of the performer.
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Stradivarius
Guarmerius
Amati
Jason Heifetz
Guarnerius
Campaigns of 1960s Europe Split Between Parties Drawn
The Christian Democrats led by Alcide De Gasperi and the Communist Socialist Popular Front vie for victory as about 40 percent each of an estimated 25 million votes loom. Observers warn post election power may go to smaller parties. The Communists claim underground influence while Czechoslovakia reports arrests for spying. A German AMG official labels Red Fascists as having seized control in Czechoslovakia amid talk of a broad Communist offensive with Russian help. An Austrian source cites labor unrest and a Canadian informant says border police will bar foreign Communists, targeting US Communist labor groups.
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Christian Democrats
Communist-Socialist Popular Front
Gasper
Czechoslovakia
Catholic People’s Party
Fetix UN
Germany
Berlin
People
Richard M. Scammon
Minneapolis
AMG
Vienna
Canada
Ottawa
United States
Timely Tips on Things to Prepare for Spring
Farm field drainage should be cleared and unblocked using proper methods. Use high yielding hybrid seed corn proven in your area on all corn land. Fence posts cut in March may peel. replace as needed. Ensure cattle are Bangs disease tested. Ready brooder house for chicks arriving soon. Trim hedges and doorway plantings this spring. New growth will cover pruning wounds. Fertilize trees in poor health with complete fertilizer in holes made by crowbar. Mow grass low to stimulate new growth. Stagger vegetable plantings of radishes lettuce onions carrots beets for tender land supply. Buy sweet Sudan grass seed for forage. Check planting machinery for good working condition.
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Gummer
Georgia Klan Leader Won’t Predict a Return Ride
Grand Dragon Dr. Samuel Green of Atlanta declined to say whether Klansmen will ride again as they did in the sixties. He said in an interview that Klansmen appear in public robed and hooded due to prejudice and not to promote a new campaign against Truman’s anti discrimination program.
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Uaa
Georgia
Truman
Samuel Green
Atlanta
Hogs and cattle market report from National Stockyards and grain and stocks
Livestock sales show hogs mostly active with price gains for lighter weights and several price bands. cattle and calves slow with steady to softer demand on light runs. Grain futures edge higher on winter wheat prospects while cash wheat and oats move mixed. New York stocks close with uneven gains and persistent declines, led by mixed rubber and industrial issues. cotton futures fall in early New Orleans trade.
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Board of Trade
New York
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Goodyear
Guuerich
North American
Electric Over & Light
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J. J. Case
Dallas Aircraft
Allied Chemical
U. S. Gypston
Santa Fe
Union Pacific Gulf Oi
Mission Corp
Texas Pacific Coat and Oil
Consolidated Hope Star details and standings note
Hope Star from Hope Arkansas lists publication details, staff roles, and postal status. The item also includes stock market closing prices for commodities and equities, noting dates, indexes, and price ranges with brief end-of-day figures.
Poultry and Produce Markets Report Chicago and New York
Chicago market notes firm poultry receipts and mixed duck prices lowered by a cent. Butter wear and eggs show declines while U.S. standards and pet egg listings appear. New York cotton futures rise slightly amid slow trading with limited offerings and scattered mill trading.
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Chicago
U. S
U.S
New York
No Change in Threatened Strike Ends Deadlock
A two day stand off between the New York Stock and Curb exchanges and AFL union employés broke with a mediation meeting ending last night without a settlement. Union officials warned a walkout could be called at any time.
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New York
AFL
House Group Won't Enter Rights Fight
The GOP led House Appropriations committee rejected a bid to block federal funds to states denying Negroes equal educational and job opportunities. Keefe's anti discrimination clause was defeated 25 to 6 in a closed session. The bill funds labor, welfare, and vocational programs, with states required to match half. The panel plans to revisit the issue when the bill is debated next week.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Keefe
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
House
Truman
United States Employment Service
Social Security Administration
Presidential plan splits House rejection of U S Employment Service
A congressional committee reports the United States employment service and veterans employment service are targeted by a presidential reorganization plan. The House rejected the plan while the Senate did not, and social security allocations were delayed due to ongoing changes. The mental health program is shelved pending further study to ensure resources go to essential objectives.
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Mittee
United States Employment Service
Tte
Veterans Employment Service
House
Senate
Boss Crump Sees Truman as Democratic Nominee
Memphis reporter cites H. Crump conceding President Truman will be the Democratic nominee in 1948. NBC commentator W. W. Chaplin says Crump expects Southern Democrats to name their own candidate if Truman’s program is not law. Crump predicts eight Southern states will join Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas Virginia Georgia Texas and the Carolinas.
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Memphis
Tenn
Psi
Shulby County
H. Crump
Trugnan
Democratic Party
W. W. Chaplin
NBC
Crump
Trurmit
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Virginia
Georgia
Texas
Carolinas
Horseshoe Era Reimagined as Multi leg Structure
A paleontologist notes the term era for horseshoe history is misnamed and describes a spider like multi leg evolution. The observation reframes ancient arthropod development and links to current fossil interpretations across museum exhibits.
Is Epilepsy Inherited Causes It Discussed By Doctors
A booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 537 Fifth Avenue New York for postal delivery. The notice promotes informational material and mentions a fasting-related context.
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Avon
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