Foreign aid funds may be added to lone bill
Washington AP Two key senators proposed adding global aid funds to the single package bill. Senator Bridges asked Democratic Chairman MecKel learn to pursue this on the Appropriations panel. Senator Taft called the idea excellent as House leaders prepare to debate the measure this week with a Senate vote anticipated.
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Florida and Alabama Primaries Draw National Attention
Primaries in Florida and Alabama pace the political scene as voters decide whether to retain Senator Claude Pepper or replace him in the U S Senate. Communism and Truman program themes energize Florida Democrats while Alabama prepares for its vote, signaling potential shifts in party alignment and civil dispute dynamics.
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Ohio Primary Balloting Seen Likely Light This Year
Early indications suggest light voter turnout in Ohio's upcoming primary. Republican leaders anticipate limited competition as they push for continued control in the statehouse and governorship.
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Ebright Faces Likely Loss in Ohio Primary
The state official seeks re election for a second term but appears set to lose in the Ohio primary. His first term as treasurer began after inauguration and spans eight years in office.
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Suit Filed Against GOP Office Seeker Relies on Precinct Ties
A lawsuit was filed alleging improper endorsement in a Republican campaign. The plaintiff claimed the committee did not endorse Kay, while chair Bender supported other candidates. Bender said other endorsed contenders faced similar issues with their nominations.
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Nationwide Phone Strike Called Off Ends Walkout
The nationwide telephone strike by installers ends today as workers resume work and begin new negotiations with Bell System. A four hour bargaining session with federal mediators occurs as 104 strikers return to duty.
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Warmer Weather Coming Report
Weather outlook predicts warmer temperatures across regions with reduced risk of precipitation. Forecasters expect a gradual rise in highs, bringing milder evenings and sunnier days as spring approaches. Local officials remind residents to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Arraignment Date Set for FOE Officials Amid Indictments
Ottawa AP report states three Fraternal Order of Eagles officials indicted last week will face arraignment today. Prosecutor J Har ry Leupold indicated pending bills will enter force, new indictments may be sought, and the grand jury had returned findings on wage, slot machines, and related offenses linked to their operations.
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Spring Fever and Outdoor Pleasures Take a Backseat to Work Demands
The piece wanders through seasonal joys from fresh air and picnics to golf, fishing, and cooking, contrasting them with looming work duties and a boss’s push to resume tasks. It highlights how spring temptations clash with responsibilities and the pressure to perform.
Truman Plans Eight Talks On Long Tour
President Truman will deliver eight speeches as he travels a cross country campaign tour before November elections. GOP leaders say the trip, the first in a series, will cover multiple states and include stops in cities such as Butte and Chicago.
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Riots Halted as East and West Berlin Police Quell May Day Turmoil
Unified police from East and West Berlin deterred protests during May Day events amid clashes between anti government demonstrators and authorities. Western crowds faced stone throwing while East Berliners gathered for speaker programs, with authorities warning against provocations and pledging security.
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GOP Move to Halt Red Inquiry in Washington
Senate Republicans push to halt the Red inquiry as a Foreign Relations subcommittee continues its investigation. Testimony from Freda Utley links to McCarthy era charges, with Utley named as a former Communist associate by McCarthy. The report notes ongoing disputes over Owen Lattimore and Far Eastern policy.
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Ohio Crash and Fire Toll Rising in Week
A chaotic report from Ohio details 13 people killed in multiple traffic accidents and fires across the state. The article cites chaotic roadside scenes and a suffering public amid the tragedy.
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Rev Merrell Brammer Resigns to Lead Muskegon Church
Rev Merrell Brammer, care minister of Lakewood Grace Church, resigned yesterday to become associate pastor of the First Church in Muskegon, in a leadership shift affecting the local ministry.
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