Stettinius to Lead 17-Man Social Security Study Council
Former Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr will head a 17 member council to study proposals to broaden the social security program. The panel was named by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Millikin as part of a $25 000 funding plan for a full review. The program now covers about 42 million workers but excludes 32 million others including agricultural workers domestic servants government workers and the self employed. Stettinius, rector of the University of Virginia, was asked to serve the council as soon as possible. President Truman has urged broader coverage. Senate Republican policy chief R-OH named legislation with BP support for the coming session.
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Washington
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
Millikin
R. Cola
Senate Finance Com
Mittee
Senate
R Millikin
Stettinius
Polio Victim's Trip Delayed in Tokyo Dispatch
Tokyo telegram reports a polio victim and Iron Lung equipped C54 transport delayed by weather in Guam and Tokyo. A smaller transport with Iron lung technicians departed for Pusan Korea, while the C54 mercy plane could not land due to airfield limits. The delay shifts the evacuation timeline and involves L D Perkins of Wichita Kansas and Orville Carroll of Walnut Ridge Arkansas.
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Tokyo
Guam
Pusan
L. D. Perkins
Wichl
Kan
Orville Carroll
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Cugat’s Nugats and Rexall Previews at OwlSontag Stores
The article notes Xavier Cugat’s boyhood nugat memory and his influence on a Nugats flavor now sold at OwlSontag Rexall Drug Stores. It mentions compatible TV and radio spots with Jimmy Durante, plus October specials on cosmetics and dental creams. It touts Southern California tourist spending and Rexall presence nationwide.
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Xavier Cugat
Barcelona
Spain
Gondsalvo
Cugat
South America
U.S. A
Cugle
OwlSontag
OwlSontag Rexall Drug Stores
California
Owl-Sontaz
América
U.S. to Tighten Rules on Foreign Correspondents at U.N.
Washington reports possible new policy limiting foreign reporters in New York during United Nations sessions. The plan would require pledges similar to those demanded of Pierre Courtade, a Paris Communist press writer, banning subversive activity and restricting movement. Officials say the aim is to improve information freedom while safeguarding security, though debates continue over press guarantees and existing immigration bans on dangerous individuals.
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Washington
State and Justice Departments
United Nations Assembly
Pierre Courtade
Paris
L'Humanite
Courtade
New ‘York
United States
Jantic
Long Island
United Nations
Presa
U. N
U.N
Yugoslavia
Poland
Soviet
Russia
State’ Department
Congress
In. A
State Department
Communist Party
Mem
Zionist Leader Declares Jewish State Will Settle Palestine
J David Ben-Gurion, head of the Jewish Agency Executive, said Palestine Jews are willing and able to settle the Palestine issue by establishing a sovereign Jewish state. He urged cooperation with Arabs but stated independence requires a Jewish state as Britain relinquishes the mandate. The remark followed Britain’s decision to submit the Holy Land issue to the United Nations as the UN Palestine committee prepares to hear Arab objections to partition.
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Jerusalem
J . David Ben-Gurion
Jewish Agency
Palestine Jewry
Britain
Holy Land
United Nations
Ben-Gurion
Palestine
United Nations Special Committee On Palestine
New York
The
Priest Tells Russ Pressure in Seoul Escape
Father Barnabas Kim, a priest who fled North Korea in disguise three weeks ago, says Soviet influenced authorities pressured him to back Russian arms and condemn the United States from the pulpit. He reports parishes shrinking from 700 to 300 as state propaganda attacks religion.
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Seoul
North
Korver
Kim
Bus Collision Kills Two In Effingham Area
Reported highway crash near Effingham left two dead and about 15 bus passengers injured. A Greyhound bound from Indianapolis to St Louis collided with another vehicle about 50 miles west of Effingham. Local NTS responders removed injured passengers promptly as authorities identified riders including Clarence Rikelman and others from Effingham.
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Ingham
sEffin
Hay
Clark
Clarence Ri¢kelman
Effingham
Autor
Ngert
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Metrans to Be Treated Effects of Hearing
The Veterans Administration announces a special medical rehabilitation program for 30,000 postwar veterans with hearing impairments. It covers hearing and speech tests, fitting of hearing aids if needed, and speech correction, with contracts to several universities and institutes for the course.
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WassingTon
Veterans ‘Administration
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Denver
University
Stanford University
Utah University
Washington University
Seattle
College of the Pacific
Institute of Logopedics
Municipal ‘University ‘of
Wichita
Wich
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