Republicans Battle Over Senate Trade Bill Amendments
Republicans scramble for votes in a major Senate test on the reciprocal trade act and limits on President Truman's tariff powers. Senator Ferguson of Michigan and aides from Breaux in Europe race to influence the pivotal peril point amendment. Leaders predict narrow margins as interparliamentary talks continue and votes loom on additional measures affecting oil imports and reciprocity.
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Washington
Senate
Ruman
Ferguson
R-Michas
Truman
Congress
George
Senate Finance Committee
Millikin
R-Cole
Stockholm
Pleasant little game reveals your fortune via key numbers
The text describes a numeric puzzle H TM TM where you count letters in your first name, adjust by minus four if six or more or plus three if fewer, to get a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and check key numbers left to right, then read the message formed by letters under the checked figures.
Trade policy critique highlights tariff subsidies debate
In a prepared speech Malone urged replacing trade pacts with a flexible tariff system tied to wage rates and abroad costs. He warned that current agreements cost Americans their heritage and income, arguing low tariffs shift subsidies to taxpayers to sustain domestic industries and jobs.
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Cal
Malone
U. S
Jr Quam to Hear College Speaker
Paul Wells a Harvard University student will be the principal speaker at the Jr Quam meeting tonight at Junior Hall. The 8 pm event is open to the public. Wells will discuss combating Communism in the United States and its dangers to the American government. He studied under Prof William Yandell Elliott. He is expected to reference riots in New York tied to Paul Robeson.
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Paul Wells
Harvard University
Wells
United States
William Yandell Elliott
New York
Paul Robeson
Greaseless Frying Pan Uses Silicone Lining
A new greaseless frying pan requires no fat and does not scorching or stick to foods. It is lined with a silicone compound, a silica and carbon based material used for many purposes.
Gilda Reviews Shimmy in Court Case
Gilda Gray testifies in a deposition supporting million dollar suits against Columbia Pictures claiming the film Gilda was based on her life without permission. Born in Cracow and famous for the shimmy, she details her career and origins while denying prior knowledge of the dance. Also notes a separate report on a UV sensitive photographic emulsion for sun studies from high altitude rockets.
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Gilda
Columbia Pictures
Rita Hayworth
Cracow
Poland
Milwaukee
Louis Frohlich
Columbia
Miss Gray
Frohlich
Klan Leader In New Bid For Freedom
Alabama Klan leader William Hugh Morris seeks another bid for freedom from jail arguing a sealed envelope he handed to Circuit Judge Wheeler contains a partial list of Jefferson County Klan members. Morris, 44, has been jailed since July 7 for contempt for refusing to disclose Klan records to a grand jury. a hearing was set for 2 p.m. to determine if he purged the contempt. He claimed the list was stolen, then said he has refreshed his memory to identify by name those known to be members.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
William Hugh Morris
Robert J. Wheeler
Morris
Jefferson
Border
Wheeler
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