Congress Roundup on Rent Controls Senate Approves Six Month Extension
The Senate banking committee voted 8 to 5 to extend federal rent controls for six months beyond June 30, with cities allowed to extend for the first half of 1951 if their governments vote to continue. The House plans a June vote. a Senate passage may wait. Hotels would be decontrolled, and debate over constitutionality of city extensions arose. Other items include tariff raises for coal unemployment and Atlantic Union discussions to clinch a Democratic political union within NATO terms.
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Truman Aids Vast Senate Crime Probe
President Truman backs a broad Senate crime probe led by Kefauver with full federal cooperation. The committee seeks interstate gambling and racketeering links using confidential tax and communications records. FCC toll slips and Western Union files may be frozen to preserve evidence.
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Transit Riders Lose in Court Appeal
Washington readers report that Transit Riders Association president Claude N. Palmer says they will appeal to the Supreme Court after District Judge Edward AL Tamm dismissed four appeals to the Public Utilities Commission order approving radio receivers on Capital Transit Co. vehicles. The judge ruled there is no legal right of petitioners whose rights were invaded by the PUC action.
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Transit Riders’ ‘Association
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Angry son in law uses car to ram father in law home
ANSVILLE Ind June 2 G Joel Mallory rammed his car into a cement porch at Joseph Knight home after drunken driving crash a police car blocked his path Mallory then rammed twice more police valued damage at house and car Miss Kress later recalled his Army plea for divine help and a change of life as he handed over money and left the scene
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Paul Masters
Clyde Bullock
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Joseph Knight
Bullock
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Generous Husband Granted Divorce in Ohio Case
Cincinnati judge Charles S. Bell granted Ismael John, 52, a divorce decree for neglect saying it is a mistake for a man to turn over his entire paycheck to his wife. Ismael claimed he had given his earnings since 1919 and last August.
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Bumpy Plane Ride Upsets Tour Queen
In Ohio on June 2 the Chicago tour queen Miss Teresa Giorgian faced a windy trip from Columbus to Dayton. The 12,000 mile air tour promoting the Chicago Fair of 1950 was meant to invite mayors, but the bumpy flight left Miss Giorgian airsick and indisposed as City Manager Russell McClure met the invitation delivered by United Air Lines stewardess Marty Brown. A separate Chicago item notes Miss Gertrude Kress recovering her $10 from a robber yesterday.
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Russell McClure
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United Air Lines
Third Wedding in Family in Eight Years in Chicago
The Klatsky Greenfield families schedule their third wedding in eight years in Chicago. Joseph Klatsky and Patricia Greenfield are to wed, following Albert Klatsky and Patricia’s sister Margaret in 1945 and Raymond Klatsky’s 1942 marriage to Patricia’s sister Neolk.
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Patricia Greenfield
Albert
Patricia
Margaret
Joseph
Raymond
Neolk
McLain's Assistant Resigns Over Pension Group Behavior
Charles Ohlson, secretary treasurer of George McLain's California Institute of Social Welfare and a trustee of Bela, has resigned. In an open letter to California pensioners he charges the organization has strayed from its original purpose due to McLain's unbridled behavior.
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Charles Ohlson
George McLain
California Institute of Social Welfare
Bela A First Pension Organization
California
Ohison
McLain
California Governor Race Headed To Final Night Rally
California's 1950 primary nears voters with 18,024 polling places open Tuesday. Governor Earl Warren and Democrat James Roosevelt top the field in a high profile contest, while Rep. Richard Nixon aims for the Republican bid amid crossfiling. Attorney general, U.S. Senate, and hundreds of candidates finish campaigns as incumbents mostly seek new terms.(Header)
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Gus Johnson
Pure Instruction
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Senate
Jurors Recommend Mercy in Buswell Murder Verdict
Federal jury convicts Sgt. Lyle Buswell of second degree murder and related counts in the March air base killing near San Francisco. Jurors void capital punishment for the criminal assault charges, while the defense awaits sentencing from Judge Goodman by Monday.
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Louis Goodman
Buswell
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Missouri Gang Surrounding Truman Aided by Cronies
Washington reports that Truman relied on a circle of Missouri advisers rather than Roosevelt era planners. The roster included John Wesley Savager, Harry Hawkins Vaughan, Charles G. Ross, Robert E. Hannegan, James K. Vardaman, Clark Clifford, W. Stuart Symington, Matthew J. Connely, Donald S. Dawson, and William M. Boyle. Snyder emerged as key fiscal adviser, shaping defense and budget policy amid a broader Missouri-tinged White House influence.
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Federal Reserve Board of Governors
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Clifford
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Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co
Defense Department
Truntan
Matthew J. Connely
Senate
Rain and Cold Fronts Sweep Midwest Weather
Rain and chilly air moved into the Midwest with thundershowers in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Illinois. Forecasters predicted freezing temps in northern Minnesota and low readings across the region as parts of North Dakota reported readings in the 30s. Highs yesterday reached 106 in Blythe and 105 in Yuma, with 100 in Fresno.
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Long Beach Lifeguards Report Calm Surf and Temps
Sunrise 5 43 a m Sunset 8 00 Moonrise 11 43 p m Moonset not clear Tides high 3 5 ft at 1 42 p m and 11 58 p m Low 1 5 ft at 6 44 a m and 2 6 ft at 5 46 p m Water temperature 57 surf calm Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey Thursday's weather statistics
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