Eisenhower Wins Mass Primary and Dem Write-Ins
In Frankfurt April 30 AP reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhower learning of his Massachusetts win in the Republican primary with 14000 Democratic write-in votes. He chuckled at the news and then addressed Allied troops, stressing the western way of life as defender not conqueror, during a farewell visit to Germany. He spoke at Victory Stadium before departing for Paris.
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Warren Sees No Quick Tax Cut in GOP Victory
SACRAMENTO April 30. Governor Warren, a GOP presidential hopeful, says a Republican victory would not guarantee a swift tax cut. He urges slowing costly programs, reviewing current efforts, eliminating overlap, and avoiding deficit spending except in emergencies. He opposes further dollar devaluation and any fixed tax cap.
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AFL Pledges Port of New York Cleanup
AFL leaders from the major maritime unions pledged a cleanup of New York docklands amid concerns over graft and internal democracy. The plan was announced at the first meeting of the Brooklyn Port Council, a precursor to port-area groups in Manhattan Staten Island and New Jersey regions.
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Senator Seeks Ban on Campaign Loans and Debts
Senator George of Georgia urged legislation to outlaw loans from individuals to political parties or committees, proposing tax law amendments or changes to the Corrupt Practices Act. He cited cases involving Richard J. Reynolds Marshall Field and David A. Schulte, who allegedly benefited from tax rulings on Democratic committee loans, with calls to reverse IRS rulings and assess gift taxes.
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Rival Stassen Questions Taft Tax Cut Plan
In Cleveland on April 30 Harold E. Stassen challenged Taft to show how a 20 percent tax cut could be achieved. He warned a $14 trillion budget reduction would force defense cuts and unemployment. Taft campaign manager Paul W. Walter rebutted, saying Taft would first trim government spending before cutting taxes.
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