Russell Sees Ok for UMT
Senator Russell of Georgia, chairing the Senate armed services committee, predicted broad Congressional approval of universal military training. He said opposition would not stop passage and expected House backing, hoping for a modest start this year and a substantial program within a year. He anticipated finishing public hearings with 18 witnesses.
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Washington
Russell
D.ga
Senate Armed Services
Echmen
Senate
House
Davis case hits slovenly handling claim at tax office
SAM FRANCISCO Feb 14 A House investigator alleged the San Francisco Internal Revenue office handled the George T Davis income tax case slovenly. Davis a prominent Democrat was 1948 Truman Barker campaign manager for Northern California. Subcommittee questioned agents about possible preferential treatment and uncovered several discrepancies in reported income versus bank deposits in 1946 1947 and 1948.
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Sam Francisco
House
San Francisco
Internal Revenue Office
George T. Davis
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Davis
Bureau
Cecil King
D.calif
William Sheriman
Subcommittee
Justice Department
Tax Office
U.S
Chauncey Tramutelo
Charles O'Gara
O'Gara
Ranatelo
Grand Jury
California
Internal Revenue
J. John A. Malone
Steel Strike Meet Feb 21 in Pittsburgh Scheduled
New York Feb 14 AP Top CIO United Steelworkers policy makers will meet in Pittsburgh Feb 21 to decide on prelude to a potential nationwide steel strike after Feb 23 or to extend the truce to seek a contract. The 36 member executive board and 170 member wage policy committee will convene for possible action as the 45 day deadline nears. The Wage Stabilization Board hearings continue with no firm indication of a settlement.
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New York
CIO
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
tDhursday
Atlantic City
N. J
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Propeller trouble linked to 32 death National Airlines crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board said propeller trouble caused the National Airlines DC 6 crash in Elizabeth New Jersey killing 32. Chief investigator Fluet explained right side power loss likely produced a yaw and reduced speed. propeller blades were reversed on the right inboard engine and feathered on the right outboard engine.
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Fluet
Erwin J. Kershaw
National Airlines
Final Divorce Decree in Los Angeles Severs Fontaine Dozier Bonds
Joan Fontaine and William Dozier are legally free to marry again after Fontaine received her final divorce decree. She had been granted an interlocutory decree on January 25, 1951, on desertion grounds and obtained custody of their daughter Deborah, now two.
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Los Angeles
Joan Fontaine
William Dozier
Deborah
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