Broad Survey Sought for Coal Industry Study
President Truman asked congress to create a nine member coal study commission to examine the industry from miners to operators and national interests. Republicans propose expanding the study to include handling national emergency strikes and antitrust questions for unions. Leaders discussed hearings on related bills as the coal strike ended.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Rss Sed
Wstoraska
Watkins
Utah
Senate Interior Committee
Humphrey
D-Minn
Morse
R-Ore
Douglas
D-Ill
Barkley
House
Rayburn
Congress
Coal Study Commission
Butler
Tobin
Austria Hints To Russian Occupying Guests
Austria asks four occupying powers to reduce forces in the country pay their own costs and curb rights. Foreign Minister Karl Gruber said a note listing proposals was sent to Moscow London Paris and Washington. Most terms target Russia. the United States already covers its costs. Also, a mild quake shook Western Germany with no damage felt in Bonn for about seven minutes.
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Sienna —Yry
Austria
Karl Gruber
Moscow
London
Paris
Washington
United States
Russia
France
Britain
Germany
Frankfurt
West Germany
Bonn
Dress Shirtfrock Pattern for Marian Martin 9398
Youthful shirtfrock design features slenderizing details with lace or contrasting collar options. Pattern 9398 offers sizes 34 through 50, with 36 needing 4 3/4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated chart and complete fit guidance. Send 25 cents to Marian Martin The Times Pattern Dept New York NY.
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Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Tass Denies Soviet Involvement in Fuchs Espionage Case
The Soviet news agency Tass said today that British charges claiming German born scientist Klaus Fuchs supplied atomic secrets to Russian agents were a rank invention. Tass stated Fuchs was unknown to the Soviet government and that no Soviet agents were involved.
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Tass
Klaus Fuchs
Moscow
Fuchs
London
Britain
Soviet Union
Farm Production Records Highlight Wisconsin Herds
Two registered Brown Swiss cows owned by John Ingold estate Monroe completed production records. Maedell Bill 13 386 pounds milk 537 45 fat in 301 days. Bettys Inkwyl Beauly 11 756 pounds milk 595 64 fat in 347 days. Witzel urges careful farm building planning amid high costs and lower incomes. Patty Meadow Green 12 7957 pounds milk 493 26 fat in 305 days. Auction of Holsteins and bred heifers by Reynolds Saturday near Hollandale. UW maps policy plan. students gain voice via student faculty conference committee to advise faculty.
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John Ingold Estate
Monroe
Maedell Bill
Betty’s Inkwyl Beauly
Patty Meadow Green
Edna Schmid
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Seaman Bregenzer Took February World Tour Aboard USS Mackenzie
Seaman Karl E. Bregenzer of the US Navy stationed at 814 19th Avenue visited three continents in February while aboard the USS B. K. Mackenzie in the Mediterranean. He called at Augusta Sicily Naples Jidda Tri Voli North Africa during the voyage.
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Bregenzer
Karl E. Bregenzer
USN
19Th Avenue
Continents
B. K. Mackenzie
Mediterranean
Augusta
Sicily
Naples
Italy
Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Trivoli
North Africa
Estimate on Miners Loss in Strike Period
Washington report analyzes how much pay coal miners lost during layoffs since last June 30 and how long to recover with new raises. It notes changes in output days, wage increments, and pension gains, estimating about five years to recoup $1405 based on 200 working days yearly, while noting industry earnings depend on future coal prices.
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James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Europe
Television Hurts Hollywood Says Screen Actors Guild
The Screen Actors Guild warns that television is hurting Hollywood by reducing movie production and leaving members unemployed due to fewer films in production.
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Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Editor F M Sparks of Grand Rapids Dies
Grand Rapids editor Frank M Sparks longtime Herald editor for 19 years died tonight from a heart attack. He backed Senator Arthur H Van denberg in his early congressional bid. The United States produced about 60 percent of the world corn supply in 1948 and 1949.
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F.M. Sparks
Grand Rapids
Frank M. Sparks
Michigan
Grand Rapids Herald
Sparks
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United States
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