GUS ON HOMES Democrats See GOP Rift Over TEW Bill
Democrats claim the GOP split over the TEW bill forces the issue into the campaign. They argue the rift centers on strategy and voter appeal as elections approach.
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Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1948
Page
5
Democrats claim the GOP split over the TEW bill forces the issue into the campaign. They argue the rift centers on strategy and voter appeal as elections approach.
Republicans split over housing legislation as Democrats predict housing will dominate the presidential campaign. Wolcott and Taft clash over socialism claims while Rayburn lines up to attach omitted sections to the bill. The banking panel prepares for a decisive vote on the TEW measure.
New York AP reports the National Bureau of Economic Research shows union membership rose from 12 957 000 in 1946 to 14 280 000 in 1947 including Canadian members. The study notes growth since 1935 driven by CIO founding policy changes and postwar expansion.
Miss Shirley Grigsby and James D. Riley named among University of Kansas Phi Beta Kappa members. Grigsby, 20, of Kansas City, earned psychology degree with dean’s list honors and held leadership roles in Delta Delta Delta, Psi Chi, Panhellenic Council and Sociology Club. Riley, 28, of Kansas City, earned a master of arts in mathematics and holds Park College math degree honors. he joined Sigma Xi and Pi Mu Epsilon and will work at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington this summer while pursuing a PhD.
Vic tor Williams, 54, of 4203 Chestnut avenue, was treated for minor shoulder and facial injuries after a 2 by 4 board from a collapsed barricade was launched into his left windshield on Prospect Avenue near Linwood. He has fully recovered. The incident occurred about 5 10 PM on May 28 as a yellow dump truck approached from the opposite lane through the construction zone. Williams said the barricade had fallen and the boards were stacked, with one end four inches above the road.
An industrial designer recounts a minor collision with a truck that failed to stop. Williams drove his 1941 sedan home after treating his own minor injuries, noting the other driver appeared unaware of the crash.
Carroll C Brunts of Kansas City was awarded 74 934 by a superior court jury for injuries from a Missouri Pacific railroad accident. Brunts 54 lost his left leg six inches below the knee June 11 1947 when a grab iron on a tank car gave way while he worked a 29 year railroad career. He had sought 100000 in damages.
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