Fair Deal Critics Split Over Truman Recontest
Senator Humphrey says Democrats must nominate a consistent fair dealer and liberal candidate aligned with Truman's foreign policy. Capehart doubts any other Democrat could win, expects Truman to run, while noting Republicans may field raft or another candidate. Humphrey met Truman and cites shared liberal platform.
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Humphrey
D.-Minn
Minnesota
Truman
Capehart
R.-Ind
Capehartt
Raft
Ohio
House Reform Clash Deepens Over Truman Tax Plan
Washington January 16 1949 tax investigators reject Truman reorganize plan plan would cut top tax collectors from 64 to 25 shift to regional civil service setup public inspection agency to curb corruption Hoffman Michigan urged House opposition to kill plan to force hearing. In New York Frank Costello faces retrial on contempt of the U.S. Senate crime committee after a deadlocked jury failed to reach verdict on 11 counts. Judge Ryan keeps Costello on 35000 bail with a Friday retrial date. Kefauver potential witness status noted as not appearing.
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D-Tenn
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Sylvester J. Ryan
U. S
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George Wolf
Lane
Sen. Kefauver
Kefauver
Grief Stricken Couple Found After Child Is Stolen
Westport Connecticut January 16 2 grieving parents Mr and Mrs Seymour Steinberg were found unconscious beside their dead child Heide after taking sleeping tablets to end their lives They had rushed from a Norwalk hospital with Heide's body and threatened a medical examiner police said they left a note asking to notify their brother Ted in Brooklyn The case highlights a tragic hospital to home diversion in a family gripped by grief and fear.
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Westport
Conn
Seymour Steinberg
Ted
Brooklyn
Westport Sanitarium
Steinbergs
Ten Martyred GIs Get Medal of Honor
Washington January 15 Ten soldiers awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously for Korea combat valor. Defense Secretary Lovett arranged a Pentagon ceremony to honor the 10, all killed or missing in action. Recipients include Pfc Emory L Bennett Sgt J Nels V Brittin Lt Le Hartwell and others, with medals presented to their surviving relatives.
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Jan
Korea
Defense
Robert Lovett
Pentagon
Emory L. Bennett
Sterling G. Bennett
Cocoa
Fila
Shangsan
Nels V. Brittin
Anna Brittin
Auduton
N. J
Yonggong-Ni
Sgt
Junior D. Edwards
Walter C. Edwards
Indianola
Iowa
Jone
Changbong-Ni
Cpl
Clair Goodblood
Charles F. Hanson
Escatawpa
Hanson
Padhi-Dong
Lee R. Hartwell
Margaret E. Hartwell
Danbury
South Charleston
W. Va
Charles R. Long
Evelyn H. Long
Kansas City
Hoensong
Druggists Present Home Talent Show at Municipal Auditorium
The Long Beach Retail Druggists Association will host a free two and one half hour variety show at Municipal Auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Local acts perform with a Hollywood personality, four getting a chance on RITV Your Town's Talent. Free tickets available at member drugstores displaying the Independent Druggists of Southern California decal. Auditions and rehearsals set for 3 to 6 p.m. the day of the show.
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Hollywood
Long Beach Retail Druggists Association
RITV
Southern California
Maybank Criticizes Truman Move Over RFC Nominee
Sen Maybank says President Truman should have given advance notice before naming Harry A. McDonald to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The Senate banking committee weighs confirming the Republican SEC chairman amid House investigations. Maybank notes McDonald is a good man but calls the timing and appointee's link to investigations problematic.
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Sen
Maybank
D.5. C
Truman
Harry A. McDonald
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
McDonald
Securities and Exchange Commission
House
White House
W. Stuart Symington
U.S. Plans Fifty Bases in Japan Reported
Soviet source cites Moscow dispatch saying the United States intends to establish fifty military bases across Japan, including Army Navy and Air Force facilities, with details attributed to Soviet press.
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