Governor Dewey Undergoes Operation for Bursitis
Albany reports Governor Dewey underwent an operation for acute bursitis at Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City. The procedure on his right shoulder by Dr. Arison J. McLaughlin was reportedly successful and a calcium growth was removed from a bone. Dewey rests comfortably with Mrs. Dewey. hospitalization length not disclosed.
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Albany
N.Y
Presbyterian Medical Center
New York City
Arison J. McLaughlin
Dewey
1950 Economic Outlook Broadly Positive Despite Strikes
Washington reports a cautiously optimistic 1950 business forecast as the Truman council notes that mine shutdowns caused a temporary scare but did not harm overall plans. Economists foresee continued high production and sales with possible lift from pent up demand, while strikes and tax changes loom as potential risks to the outlook.
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Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
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Bio
John L. Lewin
Minera
John D. Clark
President's Economic Council
Clark
Dianater
Congress
Economic Council
Census Bureau
Ighor
Truman bill ready to repeal all oleomargarine taxes
Washington March 9 vote totals show the Senate 80 to 20 and the House 262 to 106 approving a repeal of federal oleomargarine taxes effective July 1 Pending presidential approval the measure would require dairy state labeling rules for oleomargarine including distinct outer wrapper labels and a possible $5000 daily fine for violations The compromise bill was drafted by a Senate House conference panel and leaves enforcement to the Federal Trade Commission
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Washington
Mar
Truman
White House
Senate
House
Algan
Wiley
R.-Wis
Aiken
R.-Vt
Federal Trade Commission
Playgirl Virginia Hill Weds a Ski Instructor
Virginia Hill, famed in Chicago papers as the international play er, married ski instructor Hermann Johann Hauser at the Ambassador East hotel after a weeklong stay. Hauser, from Sun Valley and Aspen, Calif, said she was from Beverly Hills and planned shopping for dresses. The couple’s privacy followed Hill’s past links to Bugsy Siegel and fear of gangland retaliation.
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Chicago
CPI
Virginia Hill
Interviers
Hermann Johann
Hans) Hauser
Sun Valley, Inc
Aspen
Colo
Ambassador East
Sun-Times and
Herald-American
Virginia
Hauser
United States
A Pleasant Bronx Housewife Is a Favorite Among Members of Her Sex
New York columnist HAL BOYLE profiles Gertrude Berg, star of The Goldbergs, noting her rare wide appeal to women. Berg balances a long career in radio and television with a warm, domestic public image as Molly, a plump Bronx wife. She has written eight million words since 1929 and remains active in radio and video while maintaining a serene private life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mar
Gertrude Herg
Lana Turner
Gertrude
Molly
Mrs. Herg
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Goldbergs
Hausfrau
Mrs. Berg
Shu
Nedi
Fife
Neanle
Airmen Jump From 60 000 Feet Height
An error filled report describes parachute tests by airmen at extreme altitude. It mentions planned jumps and safety preparations, citing figures and officials in a confused narrative with references to meetings and venues.
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