Congress Ends $91-Billion Task Signing of Tax Bill
Washington reports the 82nd Congress ended its year by approving 13.133 billion dollars in appropriations plus a 37.329 billion bill for military and economic aid to non communist nations and a 4.128 billion military construction bill. President Truman signed a 5.691 billion tax increase into law, pledging to seek better tax legislation in January. The session, estimated at 91 billion, drew criticism for gaps in revenue and loopholes, with higher rates effective November 1 and various excises.
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New York Dockers Move Toward General Port Strike
Wildcat longshoremen, about 3000 members of the International Longshoremen’s Association AFL, vote to strike shutting down over 60 piers in New York and Brooklyn, as government mediation is appointed to investigate the waterfront dispute and prevent unloading of ships like the Queen Mary.
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Brooklyn Army Base
B'nai B'rith Honor Slated for Warrens
Gov Earl Warren and his wife will receive the 191 award as Mr. and Mrs American Citizen from the Bnai B'rith lodge in Los Angeles. Averill C Pasarow said the honor recognizes outstanding contributions to the American and Jewish community. Presentation will be November 18 at the Embassy Room of the Ambassador Hotel.
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Local federal pay hike tops today’s headlines
Federal workers in the area will receive a total of 1 371 400 dollars in higher yearly pay plus 515 900 dollars retroactive. Census Bureau reports population 250 767, up 52.6 percent since 1940. United Nations Week begins with program tomorrow. Page references included for further details.
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Truman taps Clark as ambassador to Vatican amid protest
President Truman named Gen. Mark Clark, famed for liberating Rome, as ambassador to the Vatican. Protestants, led by Rev. J. D. Grey, challenge presidential prerogative arguing Congress must appoint ambassadors. A State Department spokesman cited executive branch responsibility in foreign affairs. Clark expressed pleasure and readiness to serve in the high profile post.
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Accord Reached on Truce Parley
MUNSAN Korea Sunday Oct 21 officials said United Nations and Communist liaison officers reached an agreement in principle to renew Korean armistice talks. A basic agreement and mutual understandings outline terms for talks to stop fighting including safety zones along the Panmunjom road and allied security zones to be established. The five liaison teams meet to sign the final accord, with the remaining issue the Allied planes over neutral zones.
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Torture claims circle Anaheim religious school
Sheriff deputies heard new accounts from schoolmates alleging severe punishments at Bethel Christian School in Anaheim. Three boys from Long Beach Torrance and Pacoima described blistered wrists from matches and regular beatings in a vault dubbed the torture chamber. Authorities detained head teacher Julia Ward and secretary Carolyn Munger on felony charges while arraignment nears.
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Winds Delay Atomic Explosion At Nevada Test Site
Las Vegas dispatch reports high winds delaying the AEC nuclear test at Yucca Flat. Final preparations proceed for a Sunday blast, conditions forecast clear and calm, with a fixed-point detonation from a 100 foot steel tower to reduce radioactive dust. Troops at Camp Desert Rock not used in first test.
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Youth amputates hand to free himself at farm implement
A 20 year old Gaylord farm youth, Leo Messner, cut off his left hand at the wrist with a pocket knife after his limb became caught in a cornpicking machine. He removed his clothes from the tangled machine and walked to a nearby field where his father was working. He is in fair condition in a Gaylord hospital.
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Kidnaped Vice Mayor's Ransom Set at 15000
Manila dispatch says a vice mayor kidnapped a week ago is held for fifteen thousand dollars. The villaluya family from Laguna province has agreed to pay the ransom, according to the army.
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Troy Capsizes Cal 21 14 Sets Course for Rose Bowl
The top ranked USC Trojans, under a new coach, defeated California 21 14 at Berkeley to move toward a Rose Bowl bid. Stanford and Washington State also won, while others upset top teams across the nation.
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Teenagers Jailed Over Cat Torturing Incident
Detroit dispatch reports three teen youths were sentenced to 30 days in jail for torturing a cat. The incident occurred on October 20 and involved turning a cat into a fire hazard with gasoline. Authorities outlined the charges and placed the youths under supervision after the sentencing.
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Egyptian Soldier Reported Killed in Port Said Clash
Cairo reports say an Egyptian soldier was killed in a clash with British troops at Port Said near the Suez Canal. British authorities promised a full report tomorrow while other incidents and saboteur activity raise tensions in the area.
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Reds in Korea fight for Kum Song approaches
On the southern approaches to Kum Song fighting raged as UN forces pressed within about one and a half miles of the city. American F 86 jets claimed six MiG 16s shot down in dogfights between Sinuiju and Pyongyang. 34 Sabres tangled with over 50 Russian built fighters.
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White House Remodels Shine with Pictures on Display
Washington reports the renovated White House will have 54 rooms, 24 bedrooms, 17 baths, and safer facilities, with brighter decor. The Trumans across the street face relocation as work continues and a spring move back now probable. Total cost tops 5.76 million dollars with about 1 million more needed. officials emphasize keeping the exterior look similar while reducing expenses.
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