Senate group ballots on rent control in congress
Senate Banking Committee members favored a six month extension of federal rent controls with seven of thirteen supporting. Some senators backed longer terms, while others demanded shifts to state and local control. Hurt by opposition from Bricker Capehart Teague and others, prospects for a full year extension remained doubtful.
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Ite
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Sarce
Culbeck
Congress
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Frear
D-Del
Maybank
Fulbright
D-Ark
First Job Of Grads Called Biggest Hurdle
A 1950 graduate recalls the tough job market as the U S Lebor Department and Bureau of Labor Statistics promote a handbook on career prospects for 1,100,000 graduates. Officials urge persistent, phased job searches and part time work while in school, with tips to build a solid reputation and references.
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Doyle Smef
U. & Lebor
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wee
Veterans Administration
U. S
Ting
Mildrea M. Hickman
Oni
Cleveand
Myth of Spring by Gordon Martin
A poem questions the myth of spring’s perfection as June’s heat and sun burn off the promised mild weather. The narrator laments sweltering days, crowded buses, and the illusion of spring’s eternal comfort, concluding that spring is a phantom.
Republicans wary but ready to back arms plan
President Truman seeks a foreign arms program totaling about 1.314 billion dollars, with 1 billion for Western European democracies and aid for Greece, Turkey, Iran, South Korea, and the Philippines. Acheson to testify as Republicans voice doubts but expect congressional approval. debate includes Latin American aid and caution against provoking Soviet reaction.
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Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Iran
South Korea
Philippines
Asia
Toft
Onis
GOP
Russia
Taft
Nationwide probe widens on crime and gambling
Senate investigation under Kefauver expands from New York to Florida and California. President Truman backs the inquiry and promises full federal cooperation. The committee seeks access to confidential records and has asked the FCC to freeze Western Union message files to trace rackets.
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Trumen
New York
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California
Kefauver
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Senate Committee
Truman
Senate Kicks Off Vote On Basing Point Bill
Washington AP Prospects of a close Senate vote loom as lawmakers rush back for balloting on a compromise bill to permit uniform delivered prices across sales. House already approves it, sending to Truman if Senate OKs. The measure arises from Supreme Court and FTC decisions challenging point price practices and aims to clarify legal status in antitrust and unfair competition law.
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Lucas
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House
Truman
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Voting On Excise Tax Cutting Slated Today
Washington AP reports Meuse and Ways and Means committee members weighing excise tax cuts on fuels jewelry luxuries travel and more The plan envisions phased reductions while Senate talks continue and President Truman signals he will veto measures not offset by higher taxes The proposed tax shifts aim to raise revenue to offset the cuts and pressure corporations to prepay taxes before June 36 with additional payments the following year to cover the revenue gap
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Mille
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Eestrom
McCarthy Plans New Blasts At Reds In Senate Speech
Wisconsin Senator McCarthy announces a forthcoming Senate address aimed at criticizing Communist influence within the government. He cites a declared group of Republican colleagues and references moves against the UN and UNESCO in a broad anti-Communist push. Supporters call it a declaration against Communism, while critics urge restraint and focus on investigations.
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Lene McCarthy
Wisconsin
Streck
Senate
GOP
Mares Rt
Chese Smith
Aries Thecteattren
Blicen
Former London aide named to defend Harry Gold in trial
In Philadelphia AP report, John D. M. Hamilton, longtime Republican National Committee figure, is appointed lead counsel for Harry Gold. Augustus S. Ballard named associate counsel. Gold, arrested May 23 by the FBI on charges of passing atomic bomb secrets to Russia, seeks counsel with no political or medical ties. Bail set at $100, with trial likely in New York federal court.
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Harry Gold
Philadelphia
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
U. S. District Court
James P. McGranery
Gold
Augustus S. Ballard
Merc
Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Russia
FBI
Klaus Fuchs
Honiton
Federal District Court
New York
Cleveland Traphamer Injury Report Shows Setback
Cleveland AP reports Jomm er back injuries from the game where he was forced off by a 68 6 Cleveland Trenat System Gus me 1066, outlining the extent of the setback and potential recovery timeline.
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Demonstration plan hinges on Tokyo protests Saturday
Japanese Communist Party leaders push toward a mass demonstration as tensions rise over foreign policy. The plan anticipates thousands in Tokyo with US and Allied troops on high alert, amid calls for quicker government action and party leadership signaling a turnout of the Red Gate supporters.
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Japan
Compee
Interresteonal
Jon
Weneler
Fake MacArthur Report Sparked Tokyo Controversy
AP dispatch claims Maj Gen Charles A. Willoughby labeled a report about General MacArthur as fake while police reportedly arrested others. The chaotic exchange touched on evidence and parliamentary references amid uncertainty about the claim’s authenticity.
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Tokyo
Charles A. Willoughby
Axcassinate Geners
Arthur Taut
CIO Electric Union Victory
An unclear OCR fragment mentions CIO Electric Union victory and references to patterns, leagues, and dates with scattered errors. The readable content suggests election results tied to a trade union, but specifics are obscured.
Homes Ruined and Two Missing After Oleano Eruption
A violent eruption near Oleano leaves homes ruined and two people missing. Authorities report a swollen river, smoke, and debris blocking roads. Police say several structures were damaged or destroyed as residents evacuate. Community aid efforts begin as weather and access hinder search operations.
Sunday features sewing clubs and aviation club plans
What's What Sunday highlights sewing clubs and the Middletown Aviation Club planning a chubhouse beside the trees to house enthusiasts. Also noted is Arrew County's Pilgrimage returning Saturday and Sunday with home tours and a museum interior feature on Nearby Communities pages. Business prospects in Middletown look strong as financial activity points to 1858 being a better year for growth.
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Middistews Aviation Club
Suport
Arrew County
Sunday News Journal
Middletown
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