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Pay Raise for Congress on Senate Calendar
Unanimously reported by the Judiciary Committee in May a bill would lift congressional salaries from 15000 to 25000 a year. The piece cites tax relief, buying power, and opposition as factors shaping the delay, with proposals for outside commissions and quick effective dates debated amid political sensitivity.
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Taft Urges Caution In Foreign Aid Bill Debate
Senator Taft, sidelined by illness, pushes for moderate foreign aid policy while urging discretionary presidential power to withhold funds until the European Defense Community is real. He argues against compulsory withholding and seeks Senate support for a $5.318 billion authorization, highlighting GOP fragility and potential Democratic leverage in a divided Congress.
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Bricker Amendment Doubtful Path to Constitution Change
Washington debate centers on Sen. John Bricker’s proposed constitutional amendment to curb treaty making. Administration and Senate supporters warn passage unlikely this year. House approval remains uncertain. Debate highlights include possible two thirds Senate requirement, potential checks on executive treaties, and unresolved questions about scope and future impact.
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Vote Speaks Foreign Aid Sentiment
The U S Senate moves to cut off foreign aid on a fixed schedule, tying two years for spending, one year to wind down economic aid, and another to liquidate military obligations. The move reflects bipartisan U S frustration with European NATO burden sharing and wartime policy, urging Europe to rehabilitate itself economically and militarily. The shift follows amid public discontent over government spending and loyalty to NATO alliances.
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Europeans Misled on McCarthyism by Anti US Sentiment
The record notes Europeans hold anti American views for reasons beyond McCarthyism. Americans returning from abroad report pervasive anti American talk, but the real cause lies in financial strains and lending frictions. Stevenson’s hope for liberal spending drew strong European praise, while Eisenhower faced label as captive of Taft and isolationists.
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Senate action cuts foreign aid with two year liquidation date
The Senate moved to end foreign aid after two years with a final liquidation date. Senator Mansfield of Montana pushed the plan, joined by Republican leader Knowland of California, reportedly with the President's consent, as the vote reached unanimity. Senator George of Georgia was noted on the occasion.
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Age Limits for Jobs Should Include Mature Women
A reader argues that employers favor young workers yet struggle to retain them. She says ads skew to ages 20 to 25 and under 30, but mature women offer dedication and reliability. The letter cites the need for jobseekers who value long-term employment over dating and trousseau funds.
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Lingler urges action on education and utilities reform
State Representative Martin A Lingler writes from Columbus about the session nearing end He notes Newsreels censorship changes a budget bill after long talks on school funding and utilities eminent domain He describes a three week debate over gas storage near coal mines and farmer protections while outlining compromises and ongoing mail inquiries
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Age claims redefine youth in a bachelor’s view
A 41-year-old bachelor writes that age is a state of mind not a clock, saying he enjoys life fully, plans to stay single, and believes a woman would marry him only as a provider. He argues old age is about outlook, not years, and asserts pride in reaching 41 without pretending to be younger.
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Genevieve Kemble Horoscope for Diplomacy and Quiet
The Stars Say Diplomacy should be your by word this day. Morning and afternoon pass more favorably if you keep future plans to yourself and avoid interference. Evening hours are beneficent with shared hobbies. If tomorrow is your birthday, six months may ease yearlong pressures and domestic tension. A Saturn Scorpio transit in October could relieve stress. Creative and financial affairs look favorable with rich emotional experiences. A winter meeting may influence your future and travel is possible. A child born today will be witty wise and magnetically memorable.
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June Woes and Rainbows Light Up Local Village
A local column recaps a man losing ten dollars, two poker party losses totaling twenty five dollars, and two car theft and break in incidents including a window damage. He jarringly hit a fire plug in a parking mishap delaying a noon call. Mrs. Armbruster of Dix Road reports a rainbow forming near her home and contemplates renaming Flow er Cottage to Rainbow Cottage amid weather quirks.
Gossip and glamour swirl through Manhattan and beyond
Dororthy Kilgallen reports on Sloan Simpson and a Spain buzz about a magazine world insider linked to a famous humorist. Washington gossip notes a political figure returning to finalize a will. June Valli plans August marriage to a Chicago DJ. Thomas White funds Carnival In Flanders revival. Bergen sheds pounds in Europe as Mrs. Mack Kriendler moves on. Frank Hogan’s NYC mayoral bid ends amid Jelke case fallout. Lili St. Cyr arrives in New York to discuss divorce terms with Armando Orsini.
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Lively Laundry of Celebrity Ruminations and Roles
A roundup of gossip and future plans touches Lindbergh Pan Am research, Hobby cabinet resignation, Jo Nunan fitness, Jelke family legal bid, Gleason talent venture, Zsa Zsa Gabor divorce notes, top TV and music hints, Windsor ball quarrel, and a local auto dealer’s honorary deputy status questioned by authorities.
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Randell marriage ends as soon affair resumes
The Ron Randells split after eight months of marriage and he pursues his former partner Amanda Blake. Finnish scientists claim a new projectile could draw Reds attention. Billy Tracy, writer of Them That Eyes, is rushed to Roosevelt Hospital after a heart attack. Ex President Truman, escorted by two detectives in New York, remains unaware of their watchful presence during morning safaris.
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Lions and Scouts Clash in Camp Hook Dinner Game
Middle town Lions hosted Boy Scout Troop 26 at Camp Hook for dinner and a friendly ball game ending with Troop 26 defeating the Lions 19 to 18. Amelia Earhart prepared for a speed flight from Los Angeles to Newark with Wichita as a planned stop, aiming to beat her own 19 hour 4 minute record for women on the transcontinental run.
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President Roosevelt Slims Down After Vacation Weight
President Roosevelt, returning to Washington, weighed 181 pounds after a Came Robello vacation. He said he would eat less to reach a normal weight of 174 pounds.
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