Legion Head Urges National Guard Use
Erle Cocke Jr national commander of the American Legion urged immediate use of the National Guard as the first line of citizen defense. He warned against delaying civilian component integration and backed peacetime universal military training for manpower quality and reserve readiness.
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National Guard
Ashington
Erle Cocke Jr
American Legion
Asd
National Guard Association
Cocke
Defenwe
Tg Umit
Legion
Oldest Compositor Succumbs at Home
BRAINTREE Mass Feb 26 AP Menzies Bill Herring 93, reputedly the oldest working newspaper compositor in the United States, died. He succumbed in his home yesterday after having worked his full shift at the Boston Herald Traveler Monday.
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Braintree
Mass
Senate Pass Buck Truman in Rail Row
Washington February 28 AP President Truman's labo r relations face no relief in the Senate labor committee as it probes the two year railway dispute. Democrats supportive of labor back the inquiry while rail leaders denounce the government handling. Union officials testify that White House aides pressured a settlement. critics say the act was misinterpreted into compulsory arbitration. Committee members say aim is to learn why efforts failed to settle the dispute.
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Washington
Truman
Senate Labor Committee
W. E. B. Chase
John R.steelman
White House
David R.robertson
Congress
Sea
Umphrey D.minn
Price Controls Shift as OPS Moves to Margin Based Pricing
More than 200000 retail stores begin converting price controls from a fixed system to margin based pricing. The Office of Price Stabilization requires retailers to set margins near last summer’s levels, aiming to reflect prewar norms, with some prices likely rising as wholesalers’ increases pass through to customers. The move covers clothing, home furnishings, and many department store items, but excludes food, fuel, appliances, and several other categories.
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Washington
Office of
OPS
Michael V. DiSaNe
Morehhan
Warren Troop Aid Speech Roils Capitol Politics
SACRAMENTO Feb 28 AP Gov Warren endorses sending American ground troops abroad without congressional limits. Aides deny hints of a 1948 national bid, citing protests over Japan deployment and inquiries on Europe troop policy. Warren aligns with Dewey Morse against Taft limited-troops stance. He remains unclear on future national plans.
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Sacramento
Capitol
Warren
Congress
James Roosevelt
California
40Th National Guard
Japan
Washington
Europe
Stalin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Eisenhower
Dewvey-Warren
Six GOP leaders dramatize split over Europe policy
Six Republican leaders voiced a split over sending American divisions to Europe and backing an international army under Eisenhower. Dewey Stassen Cooper supported action but urged limits. Taft Wherry Hoover urged congressional control and cautioned against broad commitments. the group framed debates on presidential powers, sea and air power, and costs.
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Ashington
GOP
Truman
North Atlantic Defense Force
Europe
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stasser
University of Pennsylvania
John Sherman Cooper
State Department
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thantherthran
Sen
Roberte
A. Taft
Ohio
Kenneth
Wherry
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Taft
Stassen
Dewey
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Nd
Armed Services Committees
ATR
Hoover
Cooper
Destoy
Congressional
Congress of Powers
Congressornal
U. S
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Russia
2 Wherry
United States
Britain
Stessen
Republican Party
National Army
North Africa
Mediterranean
Nurses Tout Hadacol Across State Bets and Results
Registered nurses increasingly show interest in HADACOL and its results. Kathleen Marquess, a Hopkinsville nurse, reports appetite improvement and weight gain from HADACOL, with patients benefiting emotionally and physically after a few bottles. The formula contains vitamins B complex, Niacin, and iron, and the note cites professional samples and patient use.
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Marquess
Kathleen C. Marquess
West 2Nd St
Hopkinsville
Sofie
Solons' Junkets May Be Clipped
Washington February 28. The House rules committee rejected plans for members to travel abroad at government expense. It will scrutinize proposed trips to the Far East Africa Germany and other non-Communist regions. It struck from a resolution authority for investigations outside the continental United States.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Far East
Africa
Germany
House
Rules
Agriculture and Tabor
United States
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