Lawmakers Debate Stalin Death Impact in Congress
Washington lawmakers divided on what Stalin's death means for world politics. Senator Wiley warned history could be turning a corner as questions rise about a repeat of Roman history after Caesar. Others doubted major shifts, with predictions ranging from peaceful realignment to potential danger under Malenkov and continued Kremlin rigidity.
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R-Mo
House Armed Services Committee
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Malen-kov
Russia
Iron Curtain
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D.okla
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Sparkman
D.-Ala
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Vorys
ReOhio
House
New Opposition to Warren Tax Boost Develops
In Sacramento Ohio Governor Warren faces new opposition to tax increases as a push for an independent post audit system grows. Assembly minority Democrats and the California Manufacturers Association unite against higher state taxes, while Warren defends needed revenue and warns against diverting funds for colleges hospitals and prisons. Assembly committee to hear Lipscomb bill on post audit. Senate proposed 20 percent income tax deduction for charitable contributions. Assembly approves old age aid to promote self support. Democrats caucus oppose tax increases except highway taxes while industry seeks a 39 million cut to the billion dollar budget.
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Assembly Committee On Government Organization
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War Yon
Treasury
Stalin’s Buildup From Hero to Deity in Soviet Propaganda
A historical excerpt outlines the vast Stalin cult, noting slogans that deify him, statues raised across the USSR, and media praise. It cites May Day broadcasts praising his genius, foresight, and plans, ending with Pravda’s ode declaring him creator of man and a personified destiny.
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Korea Casualties Rise in Weekly U S Toll
Washington announces U S battle casualties in Korea reached 130,752, an increase of 411 since last week. This is the largest weekly rise since November 19, 1952, when the toll was 639, per the Defense Department weekly summary based on family notifications through last Friday. The report also notes Minnesota Society will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday evening with cards and supper to follow the business session.
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Thieves Enter Auto of Oceanside Driver
Oceanside resident Hazel Franklin reported two men’s suits and a man’s overcoat were stolen from a parked car near California Ave and Anaheim St. Value $175. Ronald K. Hurlbut, associated with USS Jack, said his car parked opposite Gate 1 at Naval Shipyard for about a week. A radio and generator worth $100 were missing when he retrieved it on Monday.
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Oceanside
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Naval Shipyard
15 Shrimp Boats From U S Seized on Mexico Coast
CAMPECHE Mexico The Mexican Coast Guard Virgilio Uribe seized 15 U S shrimp boats off the Yucatan coast and herded them into harbor as tensions rise with the United States over prior arrests. The U S Embassy called the matter very serious and cited consultations with Mexico's Foreign Office.
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Foreign Office
Meeting to Plan Iowa Picnic at Recreation Park
The Iowa Association of Long Beach will discuss its annual summer picnic at Recreation Park on August 8 during a 6 30 p.m. covered dish dinner at Machinists Hall. The group will host entertainment.
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Decorator to Address Gathering at School
Edgar Harrison Wiseman television commentator and interior decorator will speak on How to Vitalize Your Home with Color Thursday at 2 p.m. at Rogers Junior High School auditorium Monrovia Ave and Appian Way.
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Rogers Junior High School
Monrovia Ave
Appian Way
Committee OKs bill easing serviceman voting rules
Sacramento Ve article notes the Assembly elections committee approved a bill easing voting for California servicemen. One measure allows a serviceman discharged within 54 days before an election to register and vote, expanding registration eligibility ahead of polls.
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