Hoover Seeks To Reassure On Economic Mood
Former President Herbert Hoover said the nation need not fear a repeat of the Great Depression. He urged possible tax cuts to boost consumer buying power, while noting no signs of a current low mood. He spoke at a dinner with Gov. Allan Shivers of Texas, urging reduced government expenses.
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American Good Governmet Society
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American Good Government Society
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Flower Protest Over Names In Taipei Assembly
In Taipei Formosa a group of female legislators protests a newspaper practice of calling them “the flower of the Assembly” and “the queen,” deeming the labels frivolous and inappropriate.
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Ching
Churchill faults United Nations structure in remarks
In a London House of Commons session, Prime Minister Churchill criticized the United Nations as formed, saying regional organization should precede a super assembly of major minds. He noted he could not implement such changes then and has had no chance since.
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Churchill
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U.N. General Assembly
United States
Sabre Pilot Killed Near Seoul After Arrival in Korea
Fifth Air Force said First Lt. Terrell B. Mallard of Athens Texas died in a Sabre jet crash near Seoul a week after arriving in Korea. The 22 year old pilot was on a mission when the aircraft went down last Wednesday.
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Navy Task Force 12 Visits Bay Area With 39 Warships
San Francisco reports Navy Task Force 12, including submarines destroyers and mine sweepers, sailing through the Golden Gate for three days of anti submarine and anti aircraft exercises off California. Treasure Island hosted 75 106 visitors while thousands more toured ships at the Embarcadero Oakland and Alameda. A weekend liberty drew 13 000 sailors. the island opened early to ease crowds. A post noon collision caused a traffic jam on Treasure Island ending later that evening.
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Coffee Club Weighs Limiting Cups at Cape Girardeau
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo PF Members of the Coffee Drinkers' Friendship Club consider switching to a cheaper roast and will vote on a measure to limit to one cup per sitting until coffee prices fall. President John L Wieser reported the proposal is under review by the charitable group.
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Firecrackers Used to Quell Goa Uprising
Times of India dispatch from Mormugao Portuguese India reports police used baton charges and hundreds of lighted crackers to disperse pro Indian and Portuguese demonstrators at the harbor over the arrest of an Indian doctor.
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Atomic Spy Quiz Figure Turns Mum
Mrs. Victoria Stone a New York jeweler refused to answer most questions at a House hearing on atomic espionage. She cited self incrimination while agreeing to disclose name address and occupation. The hearing also covered a spy ring alleged to be run during the war by Arthur Adams and discussed proposed assembly rules for witness rights and cross examination.
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Victoria Stone
New York
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Bullets Fail to Clear Rock Off Highway Near Reno
A rock slide blocked U S Highway 40 for eight days near the California Nevada line. Workers carted away dirt and rock but debris continued to roll down the slope. A workman noted an anti caliber rifle fired at the hillside brought down several rocks, while soldiers or machinery failed to dislodge the rest in what became a realistic battle scene.
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Fog Clears for Royal Flight from Hobart Airport
Low clouds paused all air services at Hobart but lifted briefly allowing Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh to depart by plane for the island state's northern coast. Moments after takeoff, cloud cover returned.
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Tasmania
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Russ Envoy Plans to Sail From Japan
A Russian freighter overhaul in Japan prepares to return seven members of a defunct Soviet mission to Russia. At Onomichi Port the Sevzaks undergoes repairs as two more members are expected later. The mission announced plans for return while diplomat-agent Yuro Rage tovorov reportedly disappeared and sought asylum in the United States.
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Russia
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Yuro Rage
Tovorov
United States
Ferguson Demands End to Demo Recession Talk
Senator Ferguson of Michigan attacks Democratic rhetoric on a recession, arguing it harms the economy and voters. He rejects signs of a looming downturn, noting occasional dips in free market cycles and urging focus on a steady peace economy and inflation containment. Mitchell says November control hinges on voters’ welfare assessment.
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Air Conditioned Hog House Nears Completion
Randolph County farmer Stewart installs air conditioning in his hog house to keep 73 degree temperatures for 35 registered Duroc brood sows during summer farrowing. He says saving one or two pigs per litter would justify the system.
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Way Stewart
Randolph County
Japan crab fishers plan Bristol Bay expedition
Kyodo News reports Japan will launch its second postwar crab fishing mission to Alaska's Bristol Bay in early April, as fishers prepare for the voyage and regulatory considerations are outlined by officials.
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Alaska
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