Steel Strike Delayed but Warning Issued
Pittsburgh Feb 22 The CIO United Steelworkers postponed weekend strike threats to allow Wage Stabilization Board time while warning a walkout could occur March 23 if a contract dispute remains. Philip Murray heads USW and urges retroactive settlement to contract expiration with demands for a guaranteed annual wage and other benefits. Industry spokesmen estimate the cost of the proposed raises at about two cents per hour per man.
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Williams presses tax scandal expose in Senate
Washington Feb 22 AP Sen Williams vows to continue pushing to expose alleged malpractices in federal income tax handling. He cites a New York law firm aiding clients with tax troubles tied to former internal revenue commissioner Nunan and four taxpayers dating to the 1940s, including Bardin brothers and two Wisconsin breweries. The firm’s withdrawal of Nunan is noted as he and other ex-Treasury officials are named.
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Internal Revenue
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Alvin Bardin
Racine
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Indianapolis Brewing Co
Lawrence Bardin
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MacArthur Denies Support for Eisenhower and Truman Critique
Gen. Douglas MacArthur issued a New York statement denying personal hatred of President Truman and denying support for Gen. Eisenhower as the Republican nominee. He criticized the current administration’s grave issues while saying he favors no firm political alignment beyond terms of policy. Rival reports noted Eisenhower backers seeking a preconvention Senate hearing, which Lodge rejected as fabrication.
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Congress
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Senate
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Arnall Becomes Price Director in OPS Oath Given
In Atlanta on February 22 Ellis Arnall, a 44 year old former Georgia governor, was sworn in as head of the Office of Price Stabilization. He pledged to fight inflation, succeeding Michael V. DiSalle who resigned to seek the U S Senate seat in Ohio.
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Michael V. DiSalle
United States Senate
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Betty Hutton Heads to Korea for USO Tour
Hollywood star Betty Hutton plus the Skylark quintet and two musicians left Los Angeles for Tokyo to entertain service men. They will perform for wounded servicemen in Japan before flying to Korea and touring hospitals and bases.
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