Economy Drive Backfires in Initial Test
Washington June 14 AP a proposed economy drive in the Senate to cut government costs backfired on its first test. Several million dollars were added to funds for the Agriculture Department increasing total available for the fiscal year starting July 1. Senator Russell led the subcommittee that raised the funds and refused to disclose totals, citing ongoing clerical work. The plan folds many appropriations into a single measure with nearly 29 billion in rentract authority and 9 billion in other funds. Russell, long handling farm money, argues farm bills also fund meat inspection school lunches housing rural electrification and telephones among other activities with broad public benefit.
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French Socialists Clash Over Unity Plan Dispute
Paris reports France's Socialist party criticizes Britain's Labour Party for opposing unified European economic plans tied to the Schuman plan. The French communique denounces Labour as isolationist while Britain weighs its future role in pooling coal and steel resources.
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France
Socialist Party Today
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Britain and United States debate Schuman plan at hearings
In Washington and London a discussion unfolds over the Schuman plan and European integration. Sir Richard Acland and Hutchinson testify on regulation, while Byrd and Robertson express mixed views on Britain’s stance and the U S commitment to free enterprise amid mounting committee scrutiny. Action on appointments expected soon.
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Byrd and Robertson Oppose Hutchinson to FIC Seat
Senators Byrd and Robertson opposed the nomination of Martin A. Hutchinson of Virginia to the Federal Trade Commission. They argued Hutchinson lacks qualification and was appointed for political reasons by President Truman. The Virginia Democrats warned of temperament concerns and blind party support in his public policy advocacy. Hutchinson, a Richmond attorney, faced criticism from Virginia newspapers at the time of the nomination.
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Opening Dates Near Vatican Grotto Opening
Vatican reports say the grotto to the public nears opening with the consecration of the final altar by Federico Cardinal Tedeschini at Saint Peter's Basilica. The eighth altar to Christ the King features a Christ statue with a scepter and Pope Pius XI consecrated the area last week. Vatican sources indicate the grottos will open soon, but no later than June 29.
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Predicts U.S. Change In Formosan Policy
TAIPET June 14 AP There is a forecast of reconsidering Formosan policy rooted in Nationalist reforms and past actions in the Philippines and Indochina. The piece argues the United States would face greater threats if Formosa falls and suggests policy reevaluation.
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Week-Long Revival At Cedar City
A week-long revival meeting at the Cedar City Methodists church is led by Rev. Arnold Prater of Sedaila with singing by Bon Lily of Hannival, brother of pastor Rev. Ross Lilly. Meetings run daily through Sunday starting Monday at 8 p.m. Clarence Elrod was fined $10 and costs in Magistrate Court by Judge Foster Sr. Wheath for operating a motor vehicle not properly registered.
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Cedar City
Clarence Elrod
Foster Sr. Wheath
Prison escape artist Slims from Dachau jail
Homer Cook, a 26 year old former soldier from Muskogee Oklahoma, escaped from the Dachau stockade after a guard briefly left his post. Despite a 4200-strong manhunt by Bavarian police army MPs and highway patrols, authorities warn he is fast and slippery and could be anywhere. He faced charges of illegal entry into Germany attempted armed robbery resisting arrest and escaping jail.
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Homer Cook
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Okla
Dachau
Cook
St Alm
Germany
Robbery suspects questioned, released in Kansas City
Two men named Don Ed af Trenton and another from Jonesboro Ark were questioned by police in Kansas City over a Jonesboro bank robbery and released after officers did not file charges. A hotel stay and police orders followed as investigators pursued further leads.
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Don Edaf Trenton
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Trenton
Ex Army Employee On Trial As Red Aide
KIM Soo Im, 39, a former U S army provost marshal office employee in Seoul, went on trial charged with aiding the Communists. She allegedly passed North Korean information on the Movement of South Korean police and U S troops and received several hundred million yen from a Communist leader to further her work. Kim, a college graduate, was first employed by American occupation in 1945. The court martial is being re conducted by the Korean army.
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