Senate debates rent control test in marathon session
The Senate, after a 12 hour filibuster led by Senator Cain, planned a Monday morning vote on extending federal rent controls for six months beyond June 30. Democratic leaders counted votes to beat Wherry's motion to stall, while House counterparts faced cancellation of plans to vote this week.
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Walthe Ious
Defense costs to increase under Atlantic Pact plan
US defense officials predict higher military spending for several years as Washington aligns with Western Europe to form a pooled defense. Secretary Johnson urges Congress not to cut the 13 million budget for the year starting July 1, 1951, while planners say spending may rise and force mix could shift toward the Air Force and Navy.
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Europe
United States
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Jahnson
Congress
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Police seek ailing child in nationwide search
An eight year old boy believed to have spinal meningitis was taken from Riverside Hospital in Toledo by a man and a woman who dressed him as a gypsy. Michigan authorities reported the child may require a spinal tap and lab tests to confirm contagion. Police and sheriff's deputies searched carnivals and trailer camps as tips pointed to Battle Creek area.
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Ohio
Walter Hartung
Hartung
Riverside Hospital
Stanley Mitchell
Lucas County Sheriff's Deputies
Ebright Opens Drive For Governor's Post
Cincinnati AP Republican Don H. Ebright launched his bid for governor at the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs convention. He promised a positive program and criticized Lausche on schools natural resources welfare and highways while pledging long range educational planning and better investment in teachers and facilities.
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Cincinnati
Don H. Ebright
Frank J.sche
Ebright
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
Lausche
Natural Resources
Department of Naural Resources
Welfare Department
Highway Department
Modification Of Court Order On Lustron Firm Being Sought
Columbus AP says Lustron Corp receiver Clyde M. Foraker awaits word from a Chicago federal court on modifying a restraining order that could cost Lustron thousands if its kilns cooling too fast are damaged. The injunction limits maintenance spending as hearings set for Monday on a permanent injunction.
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Lustron Corporation
Clyde M. Foraker
Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
Foraker
U. S
Mell G. Underwood
Lustron
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Nippon Reds Finding Life More Complex
In Tokyo the Japanese Communist Party endures renewed pressure as purges hit top leaders and authorities seek stronger measures against public criticism of the U S occupation. Peiping radio urged counterblows to the purges while officials dismissed a new plot to kill MacArthur as a fake.
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MacArthur
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Shigeru Yoshida
Red Flag
Far Eastern Commission
Famed Gorilla Seriously Ill in Chicago Zoo
The famed Chicago gorilla Bushman, a massive attraction for two decades, is gravely ill from arthritis heart disease and old age. Veterinary director Dr Wesley Young says death could come within minutes or years. Bushman has not left his cage since 1936 after injuring a trainer. He is 22, weighs 550 pounds, stands six feet two inches.
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Bussman
Wesley Young
Anti-Cruelty Society
Lincoln Park Zoo
Bushman
Remington to resign from Commerce post over loyalty doubts
William W. Remington, a $10,000-a-year Commerce Department economist, will quit Monday to defend his loyalty record in federal court in Newark on charges he lied about never being a Communist. The resignation ends department efforts to remove him on malfeasance grounds as scrutiny broadens to other officials.
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William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Communist Party
Newark
Department
Commerce
Sawyer
Sawyers
Cincinnati
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Department Office of Internation Trade
Michael FE. Lee
Lee
Supoema
Congress
Grand Jury
Carrollton school head acquitted in embezzlement case
W E Roberts former Columbians County School superintendent was acquitted by a nine man, three woman jury after a two hour deliberation in Carrollton. The trial focused on the sale of school owned equipment and a prior hung embezzlement count. conspiracy charges not expected to be tried until September due to a murder trial in Carroll County.
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Carroll
W. E. Roberts
Columbians County
Frank Cope
Roberts
Carroll County
Truman Aid To Europe View Under Criticism
President Truman’s remarks that aid to Western Europe may extend beyond the 1957 Marshall Plan drew bipartisan Senate criticism. GOP leaders blasted the notion while Democrats questioned how to fund continued European recovery and whether the United States can sustain aid as Western Europe strides toward economic independence. Several senators urged careful planning and warned against tying aid to broader union proposals.
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Teamen
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Congress
Columbia
Wherry
Nebraska
Teuman
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ECA
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George
Sparkman
D-Ala
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Tennessee
Stearns and Foster VP Named Vice Chairman at BBB Meet
Evant F. Stearns, vice president of Stearns and Foster Co. in Cincinnati, was chosen vice chairman of the association of Better Business Bureaus at the 36th annual meeting. John L. O'Brien, manager of the Akron IC bureau, was named governor and secretary.
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Evant F. Stearns
Stearns and Foster Company
Cincinnati
Association of Better Business Bureaus
John L.o'brien
Akron, I C
June Bride, Father Pays the Freight in Festive Fare
A light verse on June weddings and the social bustle around a bride, noting the financial burden on the father who underwrites the celebration. It highlights lavish preparations, the trousseau and silverware, and the sense of duty felt by the doting dad amid the wedding fever.
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Dad
Truman Attends WWI Reunion With Comrades in St Louis
President Truman joined World War I colleagues at the 35th Division reunion in Missouri. He rode an old coach pulled by four black horses and later addressed a Jefferson Memorial audience via broadcast, warning that the battle for peace will be long, hard, and costly for Americans.
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Miasisatop
America
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Pint sized gunman held on 25000 bail after taxi driver shot
William Ainsley 15, of Columbus Ohio, held for 25000 bail after a hotel Statler airline ticket office hold up ended with a taxi driver shot. Ainsley admitted a prior Northwest Airlines office robbery in Washington. Miss Laura Pesraon screamed for help. Albert White was shot while tackling the suspect. officers captured him near the scene. White remains hospitalized and recovering.
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Ainsley
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Davis D. Keniston
Suffolk County
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Albert F. White
Richard F. Crowley
Crowley
James F. Hallisey
White
Cincinnati to host next year’s National Grotto convention
Robert J Espie of Toronto was elected grand monarch of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the enchanted realm yesterday, succeeding Frank B Jones of Younastown as leader of the Masonic Order Cincinnati hosts the 194? convention per AP report.
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Canada
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the
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Younastown
Truman urged to view Forrestal diary in Amerasia probe
Senator Brewster urged President Truman to study the late James V. Forrestal diary for clues to the Amerasia Case go slow request. Knowland pressed to subpoena the diary, arguing Forrestal’s possible involvement in Soviet espionage and delays in uncovering evidence.
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Brewster
R-Me
Truman
James V. Forrestal
Amerasia
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Senate Foreign Relations
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Fiest
New York
Magasine Amerasia
Naval
Yetor
Knowland
R-Deal
Senate Inquiry Committee
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Amerasia Cave
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Amerilla
Director Retiring as Music Leader in Columbus Church
After 44 years of service Mrs. Charles W. Walton will retire June 18 as music director of Glenwood Methodist Church in Columbus Ohio. Walton is a music teacher and directs music for the Women's Welsh Club of Columbus and is a member of the American Guild of Organists.
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Charles W. Walton
Glenwood Methodist Church
Walton
Women's Welsh Club of Columbus
American Guild of Organists
Violence Flare at Struck Rayon Plant in Tennessee
Morristown Tennessee AP reports new violence at the struck American Rayon plant amid a 10 week dispute. Workers leaving after midnight shift were attacked by 75 to 100 mob members. one car overturned and a trailer injured as 12 automobiles were stoned at a barricade. National Guardsmen had been deployed since May 29 to restore order. additional highway patrols rushed to the area from Nashville. Local 1054 CIO Textile Workers Union began striking March 28 after six weeks of contract talks offering higher wages and extended benefits. production had resumed in May after a furlough period.
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Nwa
T. W. Teerman
York
Wanda
Nashville
State
Sam T. Wallace
CIO Textile Workers Union
Pataly
Hazel Vandenberg Dies at 67 Wife of Senator
Hazel Whitaker Vandenberg 67 wife of Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan died early today after years of illness and operations. A former Chicago paperwoman she remained active in public service, leading women’s groups and serving in the Red Cross during World War II. She accompanied her husband on many trips and played a key support role as his right arm in policy work and travel.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
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Delta Gamma Sorority
National Campfire Girls Board
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