Democratic Convention May Spark Excitement Despite Truman Nominations
The piece suggests the Democratic Party faces internal divisions despite Truman's likely nomination. Northern liberals, Southern conservatives, and labor voices push contrasting views on civil rights, domestic policy, and foreign policy. The Wallace third party reshaped leftist influence, while factions seek influence through the platform rather than a single candidate. Philadelphia awaits as Democrats aim to rally their varied factions.
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Nothing to Worry About Government Surplus and Hiring Pace
The government ends the fiscal year with a record surplus near 8 billion dollars while civilian employment keeps rising by about 500 daily over six months. The 1048 tax cut will shrink 1949 revenues by billions, and Rep Knutson vows to pursue larger cuts. The public should view the surplus with cautious optimism, unlikely to recur soon.
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Resolutions honor Kentucky Spanish War Veterans group
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Indiana Congressman’s vice presidential hopes unravel at convention
Washington reports that Indiana Representative Halleck misread signals at the Philadelphia GOP convention. Dewey denied naming Halleck as running mate after Halleck led Indiana to back him, causing a rift and embarrassment as the decision on the vice presidential candidate neared.
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German ration raise hoped by U S Army planners in Germany
U S Army officials in Germany propose raising German daily calories from 1HBC to 1800 to relieve the DP camps strain. Congress tied aid to cutting DP diets from 2000 to 1560 calories, triggering a tug of war over funding for the International Refugee Organisation and UN headquarters financing.
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