Congressmen Talk of Economy But Haven't Cut U S Expenses
The article surveys congressional talk on cutting government spending, noting yearlong inaction across departments with House and Senate figures diverging. It highlights proposed pension bills for veterans, housing debates, and a possible salary raise for lawmakers, all amid calls for economy.
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Washington
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Senators
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Post Office Departments
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Agriculture Department
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Tydings
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Rules Committee
Kenosha Evening News Masthead and Price Notice
The Kenosha Evening News issue presents its date and price details with a 35 cent daily and 5 cent edition note. It reflects the late 19th or early 20th century Kenosha newspaper pricing and publication information.
Tax plan action debated on television forum
Congressional leaders clashed on Truman’s proposed four billion dollar tax increase. McCormack said Ways and Means will pursue a tax bill after social security extension, while Wherry predicted no tax bill would pass this session, with deficit spending as the administration fallback.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Truman
Senate
Kenneth S. Wherry
Congress
Theodore Granik
Wherry
McCormack
Ways and
Wher
Irene Dunne Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree
Los Angeles reports new honors for Irene Dunne. Mt. St. Mary's College awarded her an honorary Doctor of Laws, praising her as a Christian educator in film and charity leadership. She previously received Notre Dame's Laetare Medal for outstanding Catholic lay contributions.
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Los Angeles
Irene Dunne
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Miss Dunne
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth
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Madison Cadet Honored At West Point Review
Madison cadet Robert C. Stender was among 11 members of the U S Military Academy graduating class honored at a retreat review on the Academy Plain. He tied with Cadet Ben O Dickinson for the highest debating rating as about 5 000 spectators watched the ceremonies for the 572 graduates.
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N. Y
Madison
Wis
U. S. Military Academy
Robert C. Stender
Ben O. Dickinson
Sharon
Double Life Charges For Airman In Britain
Donna Delbert the Fire- Eater accused by the U S air force of leading a double life as Private Delbert Hill of Philadelphia a deserter since 1945. Hill to face desertion trial Friday as police reveal the April 7 Newcastle end of the masquerade.
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Burtonwood
England
U. S. Airforce Today
Donna Delbert
Britain
Airforce
Donna
Delbert Hill
Philadelphia
Hill
Newcastle
Beatrice Lillie Treated for Shock After Fire
Actress Beatrice Lillie was hospitalized for mild shock after a smoke filled apartment fire. She bumped a door and shattered a tooth while finding an exit at about 6 45 am. No understudy so last night’s show was canceled. hotel damage estimated at five thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Beatrice Lillie
U.S.A
Miss Lillie
Lady Peel
England
Two U S Army Transports To Dock With 2090 European Refugees
Two U S army transports, the General J H McRae and the General Willard A Holbrook, were due to arrive at Atlantic ports with 2090 European refugees. McRae headed for New York and Holbrook for Boston, with 53 travelers bound for Wisconsin homes.
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Washington
U. S. Army
Atlantic
J. H. McRae
New York
Willard A. Holbrook
Boston
Wisconsin
Quality materials at lowest prices and color range
Advertisement notes affordable quality materials with good color choices and designs. It promises application service at reasonable prices, free estimates, and time payments for materials or whole jobs. Includes a pricing reference: 220 ORDOH see 8 Pa $191.
Western ministers seek way to avoid full break over Berlin
Western delegates at the Big Four conference in Paris search for a plan to adjourn without a break between east and west. The 13th session discussed Berlin and possible interim machinery, with a deputy committee as a potential for future meetings. A stag dinner for Vishinsky at the American embassy drew little softening effect despite officials calling it purely social.
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Paris
U.P
Berlin
London
Russia
George C. Marshall
Andrei Vishinsky
Dean Acheson
Vishinsky
Appleton Police Probe Robberies
Appleton Wisconsin police investigate a series of robberies and attempted robberies at four businesses over the weekend. A safe with 150 to 200 dollars and checks was stolen from Fox Oil and Gas Co. along with company books and an outboard motor. Burglary attempts occurred at Booth Oil Co. and Wattam bulk plant offices with nothing else taken. Eight dollars in change was taken from Quaker Dairy store Saturday night.
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Appleton
Wis
Fox Oil and Gas Co
Booth Oil Co
Wattam
Forestry Scholarships to Three Wisconsin Boys
Three Wisconsin boys win $500 scholarships to forestry schools through Trees for Tomorrow Inc. Recipients are William Barton of Wisconsin Rapids Warren Doede of Wausau and Charles Blodgett of Park Falls Selected by a point system devised with Wisconsin educators John Marcoullier, an early winner, graduates this spring from Syracuse University.
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Wisconsin
Tree For Tomorrow Inc
William Barton
Wisconsin Rapids
Warren Doede
Wausau
Charles Blodgett
Park Falls
Trees For Tomorrow
John Marcoullier
Syracuse University
Wiley Calls for Air Patrols to Guard U.S. Borders
Senator Alexander Wiley urged using the air force to patrol borders against illegal entries by airborne agents with biological or atomic weapons. He cited four air smuggling rings, including 45 arrests, and warned the next Pearl Harbor could hit major cities. He urged coordination between Defense and Immigration for border air operations.
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U.P
Alexander Wiley
Wis
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Wiley
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America
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New York
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Detroit
St. Louis
Immigration Service
U. S
Defense
Louis Johnson
Caliph Weds Olive-Skinned Bride in Moslem Ceremony
The Spanish-Moroccan caliph Muley Hasan Ben Elmehdi Ben Ismail married Princess Lal-La Fatima Zehra Bentz Muely Abd-el-Azis in a Moslem ceremony just before midnight. He is over 40 and this is his first marriage, with a 20 year old son by a former slave. The bride is the daughter of the late sultan and the veil tradition prevented male relatives from seeing her until now.
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Tetuan
Spanish-Morocco
U.P
Muley Hasan Ben Elmehdi Ben Ismail
Lal-La Fatima Zehra Bentz Muely Abd-el-Azis
Private construction outpaces public works in Cuba
Private construction activity in Cuba is advancing faster than public works, highlighting a shift in investment and development. The trend suggests increased private sector influence on the island’s infrastructure and urban projects.
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Cuba
Thug Hunted For Killing Wife And Two Others
Chicago reports a 52 year old ex Alcatraz inmate known as Tough Tom Holden is sought for killing his wife Lillian 36 and two brothers in law 28 and 30. A wounded wife and a party shooting preceded his flight as police hunt Holden and his crime ties emerge.
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U.P
Tommy Holden
Alcatraz
Holden
Daniel J. McGrath
Lillian
John Archer
Ray Griffin
Griffin
Alva
Nash-Kelvinator Named in Suit Over Patent Pools
Seeger Manufacturing of St Paul and Evansville files anti trust action alleging NashKelvinator Westinghouse General Motors and General Electric formed illegal patent pools. The suit seeks triple damages return of 32000 royalties and free use of 68 patents. Seeger says NashKelvinator licensed to Philco and Avco at lower fees violating a royalty price agreement. Seeger makes refrigerators for Sears Roebuck.
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Detroit
U.P
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Seeger Manufacturing Company
St. Paul
Seeger
Nash-Kelvinator
Philco Corporation
Philadelphia
Avco Manufacturing Company
Sears Roebuck and Company
Boy Dies of Heart Attack in Mississippi River Boat
Theodore Fauver Jr. 13 of Shore Acres Minnesota died yesterday on the Mississippi River in La Crosse Wisconsin after suffering a heart attack while alone in a boat. His father found him and rushed him to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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la Crosse
Wis
Theodore Fauver Jr
Shore Acres
Minn
Mississippi
Probe Three Icebox Deaths in Walnut Ridge
Investigators probe the deaths of three children found jammed in a small unused icebox at a rural Walnut Ridge home. Police suspect foul play as funeral services for James Delbert Chastain two, and Shirley Ramsey six, drew about 3500 people to a rural schoolhouse.
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Ark
Here
James Delbert Chastain
Shirley Ramsey
James
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