Crisis Nears for Japanese Reds in Tax Probe
AP dispatch reports U S senators led by Kefauver press President Truman to permit income tax return access for gambling and racketeering investigations. Bureau scrutiny could reveal byzantine earnings while law limits outsiders from viewing filings. The piece notes legal channels for access and past exceptions, including congressional and stockholder rights, with a June Tokyo update on Japanese Communist ties and potential measures.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune Classified Ad Notice
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune lists subscription and delivery details with pricing and distribution notes for readers in Missouri and surrounding counties. The notice includes periodical rates and carrier delivery information for multiple regions and customers.
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Ah Amnsour
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National Whirligig on Labor Aid and Truman’s Promise
A period of prosperity follows Truman as labor advisers push for long term wage and employment deals. John R. Steelman negotiates behind the scenes, underlining the administration's effort to secure labor peace. The article links these pacts to Ford’s eight hour day and posits broad national economic impacts.
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Grmpnet
John R. Steelman
White House
Steelman
Leie Henry Ford
Detroit
Conflicting Traffic Rules Create Death Trap For Motorists
An analysis notes the nation wide jumble of state and city traffic laws causes confusion and danger. It cites examples from South Dakota Nebraska and California to show inconsistent rules on school buses headlights and road markings. Experts argue uniform codes would reduce risk but acknowledge some variation remains.
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U.S
Don Eddy
American Magazine
Nlace
Eddy
South Dakota
Nebraska
Raine
District of
Solumbia
Ing
California
Michigan
Philadel
Navy devises exile for officers in disfavor in Florida waters
The navy uses an inventive exile for officers in disfavor aboard a moonball submarine noted in Florida waters near Cant. W. m, with skipper tanu eship Missouri grounding. Brown's chances appear wrapped up in a cocoon, too.
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W. m
Missouri
Brown
Churchill and Estes Auer Clash Over Nuclear Threats
The quotes debate the best shield against mortal danger beyond bombs. Churchill warns of forming a European front against Soviet expansion and hydrogen threats while Senator Estes Kefauver cautions about risks and timing in the nuclear era.
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Aston Churchill
Europe
Russia
Winston Churchill
Relax, Joe College, Class of 1950, Learn to Unwind
In a New York open letter of June, HAL BOXLE urges Joe College, 1950, to relax and pursue steady work after graduation. He notes optimistic college job prospects, with salaries of 175 to 200 dollars monthly, and warns against panic or fear of war. Boxle counsels gradual self-discovery, courage, and a balanced life rather than haste or mythic success.
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Hal Boxle
Joe College
New York
API
Joe
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Oda
Mas Jefferson
Hai Boyle
Doctor Answers Muscular Facial Spasms Habit Or Tic
Physician discusses facial muscle twitching and eyelid blinking as tic or habit spasm not disease. Notes nervous reaction can become a habit hard to break, with reassurance that it is not cancer or serious illness. Includes brief Q A style exchanges on related health questions and fibroid exams.
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Edwin FP. Jordan
Journal of the American Bedieal Association
Security Council May Vote on China Issue
United States likely to push the Security Council to consider admitting China as a permanent member, with veto power unavailable in a majority vote. Debate centers on how the United States and allies handle a Chinese seat amid Cold War tensions and potential repercussions in the Senate.
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Colusen Security Council
China
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Dewitt Mackenzies
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