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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
1
Missouri lawmakers advanced a proposed constitutional amendment offering veterans up to 500 dollars in cash. The House approved the measure 114 to 3 after hours of debate over 19 amendments. If both chambers pass it, the proposal would appear on the November 1950 general election ballot.
Two drivers were ordered to appear in court tomorrow morning after a collision at Monroe Street. Buckford, of 524 Monroe Street, and another driver faced summoned appearances following the day afternoon accident.
Reported turmoil spreads in Bolivia with strikes and rioting as workers protest cane policies and threats of future government actions. Meanwhile Western powers push to limit or remove veto rights, while Russia favors four power talks and Berlin area maneuvers.
In Atlanta on June 2, a veteran teacher and economics instructor who taught at Glenwood, Ga., after a 33 hour stand inside her office won a refund dispute over 39.68 monthly contributions to the teacher retirement fund. She left for the Mayo Clinic seeking cancer treatment, saying funds were needed now.
A Tass dispatch notes a conference hinting at a US veto in a debate on economic relief and public works programs as unemployment concerns rise. Chinese forces reportedly push Nationalists from Tsingtao, while the United Nations proposes a $55 million plan to develop backward areas in response to Truman’s call for a bold new program to raise living standards.
President Truman said a cross country stamping tour in support of his program may not be necessary and has been put on the shelf for now. He will stay in Washington while Congress is in session and may travel only on three day trips such as Memorial Day weekend on the Chesapeake and Potomac rivers. He stresses that all January proposals are mass legislation.
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