Indefinite extension eyed in RFC influence probe
Washington AP reports a Senate Banking Subcommittee led by Arkansas Democrat Fulbright advanced its RFC influence inquiry despite his doubts. The panel, now extending beyond March 31, pressed on with witnesses including Don ald Dawson and RFC directors Dunham and Rowe, while Casey resigned as liaison to ease Johnston matters.
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FCC To Meet Broadcasters On Security
The FCC will host a conference with representatives from radio and TV stations to discuss national security during emergencies. About 3,100 broadcasters received invitations, including 2353 radio, 683 FM, and 109 TV outlets. Two representatives per station will attend with the Air Defense Command to exchange ideas, with no decision yet on shutdowns or frequency shifts. News reporters will be admitted but asked to omit classified operational details.
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House OKs Bill Curbing Realtors Who Cheat GIs
The House passed a bill to stop side payment demands by real estate dealers selling property to veterans. The measure, urged by the Justice Department, targets under the table payments that exceed VA appraisals. It imposes treble damages for sellers and outlines penalties sharing between the veteran and the government in cases won or pursued.
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Two Elderly Brothers Die One After Other
In El Monte California two elderly brothers died within minutes of each other from the same cause a heart attack. Ernest Edward Amrew 76 a retired book dealer died first Arthur Gibson Andrew 78 then collapsed while seeking help moments later. The brothers had been inseparable all their lives and died in quick succession.
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Reds vow to defend city on fall without a fight
North of Seoul on the western front American units faced heavy small arms, mortar and artillery fire as resistance pressed south of Wujongbu. On the west central front ROK soldiers led an Allied advance while UN troops reported penetration of Communist lines and a report that custody of the Chungbyong reservoir and power station was lifted from censorship after capture three days earlier.
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Tax Hike Threatens Ohio Harness Tracks
COLUMBUS AP Two proposed bills to raise parimutuel taxes threaten Ohio harness and running horse tracks, says Walter S Ritter president of the Ohio State Jockey Club. He objects that higher taxes will shrink business and could shut tracks down. The bills by Rep Ray M White and Rep John F O'Brien seek to double or relocate the current tax take.
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Engineers Begin Forming Lake For Delaware Dam
Army engineers closed the flood gates of the $10 million Delaware Dam on the Olentangy River four miles north of Delaware Ohio and started forming a lake. The project, begun in 1946 and completed that winter, serves flood control and water storage for Delaware and Columbus. The lake will be 5 miles long and up to 1 mile wide at normal pool. In a severe flood, depth could reach 67 feet, flooding 8,700 acres in Delaware and Marion Counties.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Slashes Supply to Central Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Company curtails central Ohio industry gas use by 40 percent due to cold weather and a broken Mississippi River pipeline. One of two Transcontinental Gas Transmission pipelines under the river has been cut since Sunday, reducing Ohio Fuel Gas supply from about 40 million to a little over 20 million cubic feet per day to 170 industries.
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Crime figure connections surface in testimony mix
The article cites Sherman as a pal of Costello and Joe Adonis amid renewed talk of his possible testimony. Senator Herbert O'Conor issued a late night statement suggesting Sherman might testify today, with the committee withholding further comment. Costello, in his fifth witness appearance, claims his ties to the bosses stretch back to 1942.
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How to cook eggs in broiler and omelet method
A vintage instructions page outlines steps for bake and broil eggs with variations. It includes adding cream, buttered crumbs, cheese in baking dishes, and bacon edging. French omelet recipe details three eggs with milk or water, salt and pepper, cooking method, and folding. It ends with tomorrow's menu and notes the Mackenzie River as Canada’s longest river.
Purim Observed On Two Days In Jewish Calendar
Purim will be celebrated on Wednesday and Thursday this week by Jews. The festival marks the Persian plot to destroy the Jews, halted by Esther and Mordecai. Megillah scrolls are read in synagogues, with plays songs and games.
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Mordecai
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