House Budget Slash Passes One Billion Dollars
The House approved budget cuts totaling about 1 billion for fiscal 1953, trimming 342 million below Truman’s requests across the District of Columbia Interior and Labor Departments. Additional bills target State Justice Commerce and Army Engineers non military funds, with defense and foreign aid likely facing further reductions.
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Labor Department
Federal
Security Agency
Treasury Department
Post- Office Department
State, Justice and Commerce Department
Federal Judiciary
Army Engineers
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Rabbit triggers bar shooting in Philadelphia
In Pop's Bar Philadelphia on a Saturday noon a 54 year old iron worker Michael Cefferata cuddled a rabbit, drew a pistol after a scuffle over the animal, fired two shots wounding Cefferata, who was taken to Mt Sinai Hospital. the shooter fled, rabbit remained unfazed.
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Philadelphia
Uptt
Pop
Michael Cefferata
Cefferata
Cefferaia
Anthony Colello
Cefferaa
Mt Sinai Hospital
Stalin Receives Cheers at Public Appearance in Moscow
In Moscow on March 29 Prime Minister Stalin, absent from recent official events amid illness rumors, appeared at the Great Palace in the Kremlin to a standing ovation. Deputy Prime Minister Molotov and Politburo members accompanied him as deputies and guests shouted long live Stalin and glory to Stalin during the session.
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Moscow
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Lenin
Moscay
V. M. Molotov
Politbureau
Krechin
Bolshevist Party
Toges
Hope Persists in Steel Talks Amid Turn Toward Settlement
Washington reports a steel strike threat for April lingers while officials express hope for a peaceful settlement. Talks in New York between six major producers and Philip Murray’s CIO Steelworkers open Monday under Wage Stabilization Board guidelines to cover an 18 month contract through mid 1953. Officials caution while unions and industry seek a resolution, President Truman could intervene if talks fail. Senate hearings and a bill to reform the board add political pressure as wage disputes run deep.
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New York
Labor Tobin
Tobin
Wage Stabilization Board
Philip Murray
C.I.0
Truman
Murray
Charles E. Wilson
Office of Defense Mobilization
Tony
Frice
Roger L. Putman
Ellis Arneil
Sen
Humphrey
D.-Minn
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Sen. Dirksen
UAW to Launch Campaign for Guaranteed Annual Wage
The CIO United Auto Workers union will open its educational conference in Cleveland next week with a focus on establishing a guaranteed annual wage for workers. The four day event will draw about 2500 delegates as UAW President Walter Reuther outlines the plan and related panel discussions tackle factory future and congressional morals.
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CIO
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Mibwankee
Congress
Walther Reuther
Reuther
Clam Hunter Drowns Off Morro Bay
Orville Bennett a 37 year old Harford business man and foreman of the Kings County grand jury drowned in the surf while clam digging seven miles south of Morro Bay SAN LUIS OBISPO March 28 He was identified as the drowning victim after the incident near Morro Bay authorities said.
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Clam Hunter
San Luis Obispo
Orville Bennett
Harford
Kings County Grand Jury
Morro Ba
Senate Faces GlPay Vote
Senator Douglas of Illinois announces plans for a roll call on a combat pay proposal for frontline Korea fighters at 45 dollars monthly. The Senate will vote on a general pay increase boosting armed services pay by about 5.6 percent, costing roughly 471 million dollars yearly. Douglas vows amendments to cut hazard pay and challenge pay bonuses as he condemns current practices.
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Douglas
D.-Il
Gove
Korea
Senate
Trieste Row Stirs Slav Lawmakers' Anger in Belgrade
Belgrade protesters and lawmakers harshly condemned Italy's push to recover Trieste. Rep Vektor Ljubic lashed out at fascist influence and urged direct confrontation with an armed hand. Tanjug cited crowds near Parliament surpassing 100000 as formal talks with Britain and the United States loom.
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Yugoslavia
Italy
Trieste
Vektor Ljubic
Lke
Parliament House
Tanjug
Slavia Square
London
Port l
Reafer Ring Found on Marine Lease
Federal narcotic agents and sheriff's officers arrested four members of a group with headquarters on land leased from Camp Pendleton. The lease was part of the Genery Ranch near San Onofre, San Diego region.
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Marine Lease
San Diego
Main
Roy Harvey
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Genery Ranch
San Onofre
Son of Missing Teacher Detained Near Topta Topa
In Ojai on March 23 deputies lost hope of finding Mrs Simone Manson after five days in the Topta Topa mountains. Volunteer climbers paused amid rain forecasts as forestry officials warned bad weather. Her 16-year-old son Lynn was placed in protective custody by deputies with no comment. Her other children, John and Claire, are with friends.
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Simone Manson
Topta Topa Mountains
Lynn
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