Senate Hearings Set on Housing Bill After Ike Veto
Senate hearings begin Thursday to decide whether to draft a compromise housing bill or sustain President Eisenhower's veto. Sen. Sparkman and Sen. Capehart note Democrats and the administration can resolve differences. Norman Mason will be the first witness to explain the veto and cost concerns.
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Marketing Jobbers Manual Published in New Edition
Publica Hon of a second edition of the manual titled A System of Accounting for Distributors and Jobbers of Petroleum Products announced by the Marketing Peeing of the American Petroleum Institute. The revised edition is intended for jobbers wholesalers and independent marketers lacking professional accountants. It includes income operating accounts accounting procedures forms and related text. Price is 2.75 dollars with discounts on large orders from Washington Plan pany Inc.
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Nations sign UN charter as more states join ratification
Fourteen nations have ratified the United Nations charter with Pakistan yet to sign. The pact aims to simplify support collection for wives and children from husbands or fathers who have deserted them and fled to other countries.
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Runaway Rail Car Strikes Auto in St Louis
A derailed unmanned flatcar rolled three miles through South St Louis and struck a crossing auto injuring driver Charles Clemans age 47 who suffered internal injuries and a brain concussion. The car was halted after a switch engine caught and stopped it following a pursuit through rail yards.
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Exiles Gather in Merida for Latin American Refuge
Exiles from Cuba Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic gather in Merida on the Yucatan Peninsula to discuss departures and possible plans. The resident community meets at the plaza every evening to discuss their situation and future options.
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Today In History July 19 Almanac Recaps Echoes From Past
Almanac notes July 19 events including the 1787 signing related to the United States and the Unanimous Declaration, 1848 fashion reform with the bloomers, 1933 Italian air mission to Chicago, 1955 ice cream sodas at a Midwest farm tour, plus a Bertolt quote on moral warning.
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Aid Policies Under Attack in Senate GOP Speech
Washington reports the Senate Republican Party Committee attacks on President Eisenhower foreign aid and reciprocal trade programs. Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas pens a piece titled For aid Can be a Trap. GOP Senators have backed the aid program by a 3 to 1 margin in recent votes. Schoeppel, reelection likely next year, chairs the Senate Campaign Committee and heads the Committees on Committees with key assignments.
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Eisenhower Expresses Confidence in Bohlen for Soviet Job
President Eisenhower shows support for Charles E. Bohlen as a potential top adviser on the Soviet Union while denying plans for a Washington posting. White House and State Department officials brief reporters amid ongoing discussion and media speculation about Bohlen’s future role.
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Chip) Bokien
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Boy Dies After Jumping From Bucking Horse
A seven year old boy, Gene Shaw Brown Jr., visiting his grandparents’ ranch near Cuero, Texas, died Friday after leaping from a bucking horse. Police said the child was told to pull back on the reins as the horse ducked but could not hold on and fell to the ground.
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