Taft Builds Backing in Housing Bill Clash
Sen Taft gains Democratic support from Sen Wagner as he fights Sen McCarthy over a long range housing bill. Taft Ellender and Wagner back a revised bill and a Senate vote on banking committee amendments could decide the McCarthy edits.
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UPA
Senate Democrat Today
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Taft
Ohio
McCarthy
R.-Wis
Wagner
New York
Ellender
D.la
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Religious Parade Conducted in Japan
In Yokosuka Japan on Sunday an estimated 5000 Catholics including 200 Americans paraded through the Navy base in a historic profession of faith. The United States Navy band led the procession as Archbishop Paola Marella apostolic delegate to Japan and the Yokosuka and Yokohama bishops participated.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Navy Base
A. U. S. Navy
Paola Marella
Yokohama
Arabs' Armored Cars Repel Attack Near Jerusalem
Neve Yaacov remained in Jewish hands after a two hour assault by Arab Legion armored cars. A Haganah commander reported one dead and six wounded with 15 to 20 Arabs killed or wounded. An unofficial death toll since the UN plan was voted stands near 2,988.
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Arab League
Holy Land
United Nations
Convicted Slayer's Review in Doubt
Tacoma reports that Jake Bird, a 46 year old condemned slayer, may lose his bid for state supreme court review as his Washington counsel Tuttle Luce withdraws. If Bird does not file an appeal by July 2, he faces return to Pierce County to sign a new execution order.
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Wash
Jake Bird
Washington State Supreme Court
Pierce County
Patrick M. Steele
Steele
Walla Walla
Tuttle & Luce
Bird
Keynoter debate roils GOP as Stassen Taft vie for Ohio votes
Republican leaders in Philadelphia weigh a star list for the national convention keynote. Ohio battle sees Harold Stassen challenging Senator Taft for 23 of 53 convention votes, with Vandenberg and Millikin among top contenders and others like Lodge, Green, Wherry, Baldwin considered. Idaho GOP chose 11 delegates with a Dewey tilt. New Jersey to name 35 GOP and 36 Democratic delegates. Truman praise from New York committee without formal endorsement.
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Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Robert Taft
Washington
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Michigan
Eugene B. Millikin
Colorado
Walter S. Hallanan
West Virginia
Dwight H. Green
Illinois and Sons
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
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Taft
Cleveland
Burton
Edward J. Thye
Stassen
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New York
Florida
Idaho
Dewey
New Jersey
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Alfred E. Driscoll
Frank Hague
Mr.Truman
New York State Committee
Truman
President's inflation plea meets frosty Congress reception
President Truman's April appeal for inflation controls drew a cool response from Congress. Republicans voiced skepticism with Senator Flanders and others saying action was unlikely, while Senator O Mahoney criticized GOP leadership for past inflation handling.
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R.-Vt
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Batter y Dead Sign Stumbles Police In Pasadena
A Pasadena police car sped from the station to probe a murder report after a citizen phoned that a car near his home bore a sign reading Betty Is Dead. Investigators found the sign to read Battery Is Dead, and the case was closed.
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Pasadena
Betty
D. M. Palmeteer
Syria's President Re-elected Unopposed
Damascus reports President Al Sayed Shukri Al Kuwaily winning a new term after a 125_vote majority in the Chamber of Deputies. He has served since January 24, 1944, with two abstentions and six absentees recorded.
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Damascus
Syria
Chamber of Deputies
al Sayed Shukri al Kuwaily
U. C. Extends Atomic Research Contract Four Years
The University of California extends its atomic research contract with the U S Atomic Energy Commission for four years. President Robert G Sproul says the pact indicates sustained fundamental research. The agreement continues operation of the 4000 ton cyclotron at Berkeley.
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University of California Today
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Robert G. Sproul
Atomic Energy Commission
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