Democrats Aim at Farm Votes in Midwest
Des Moines dateline reports Democrats seek farm belt victory in 1950 by backing Secretary Brannan’s plan for cheaper food and farmer prosperity. A 16 state Midwest conference upheld the proposal amid opposition from the American Farm Bureau Federation, contrasting it with the Republican backed Aiken law.
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Ovid H. Martin
Des Moines
Truman
Brannan
American Farm Bureau Federation
Midwest
R.vt
Con
Morse backs no injunction plan on labor law
Washington June 14 Len Morse R Ore says he supports a plan to bar government injunctions in labor disputes that threaten national welfare. He doubts Senate support for keeping Taft Hartley injunction provisions while Congress weighs a new labor framework. Morse proposes explicit ban on injunctions to prevent federal seizure turning into court injunctions once plants are seized.
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Washington
Len- Morse
R-Ore
Morse
Senate
Humphrey
Reublican
Wherry
Ives
N. Y
Taft
Ohio
Donnell
Smith
N. J
Congress
Old at 40 50 60 Forget your age
Ad pitches an iron supplement claiming age is a state of mind and urging readers to try a product available at Monroe stores and major drug chains like Walgreens Liggett Rexall. The copy promotes a new improved “tested” size and promises renewed energy today.
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Monroe
Walgreen's & Liggett
Rexall
Injunctions Fight Linked to 1946 Coal Mine seizures
Morse warns against back door injunctions as Senate leaders push amendments to the administration bill amid ongoing debate. The discussion centers on the 1946 government action against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers Union after mines were seized, with leaders forecasting late week votes on proposed amendments and a prolonged general debate into mid next week.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Morse
Senate
Hickenlooper Case Moves to Public Discussion
A closed-door meeting of a joint committee and review by five atomic commissioners led to a decision to discuss the Hickenlooper matter publicly without harming security. Details about the GE contracted facility remain secret as officials defend project costs and changes.
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Joint Committee
General Electric Co
Carleton Shugg
Commission
Appropriations Group
Hanford
Shugg
Hickenlooper
McMehon
AEC
McMahon
Clark
Defense Johnson
Fortune
Congress
Lilienthal
Young Roosevelt Eyes New York House Seat Hopeful Path to Governor
Oath the party welcomes him as a possible future governor of New York. The 34 year old son of F D Roosevelt, Sr., would be the third Roosevelt to sit in the house, following Robert Barnwell Roosevelt and James I Roosevelt. He will sit opposite his second cousin Katherine St George, Republican, NY, whose mother is his cousin.
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New York
White House
Roosevelt
Robert Barnwell Roosevelt
Robert Barnwell
James I. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Katharine St. George
Shrine ceremony plans led by Fred A. Hoffman
President Fred A. Hoffman of the Northeast Louisiana Shrine club is arranging details for Wednesday's ceremonial event in West Monroe.
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Fred A. Hoffman
West Monroe
Northeast Louisiana Shrine Club
Berlin and Austrian settlements eyed in Paris talks
Well informed circles report two key items in Paris discussions. A limited German accord would ease west east trade with a fixed exchange rate for the west and soviet zone marks and keep Berlin with dual administrations but free trade between sectors. An Austrian settlement would yield about 150 million dollars of former German property to Russia and oversee swift troop withdrawal.
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Germany
Austria
Paris
Council
New York
Berlin
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Acheson Eyes Germany Visit to Confer with Leaders
Paris June 14 Secretary of State Dean Acheson is reported considering a trip to Germany to confer with German political leaders. He would follow the example of former Secretary James Byrnes who toured Germany in 1946 and gave a major statement on American policy in Stuttgart.
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Acheson
Germany
Paris
Dean Acheson
James F. Byrnes
Stuttgart
Louisiana public service commission to receive monthly reports
Baton Rouge June 14 The Louisiana public service commission will begin in July receiving monthly reports from Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co on the progress of its expansion program in Louisiana and the number of additional telephones installed Chairman Wade O Martin Sr said today The commission recently granted the company increased rates and directed it to proceed with plans to expand its physical equipment in Louisiana
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Louisiana
Wade O. Martin, Sr
Gun to play role in Patricia Birmingham murder trial
Milwaukee June 14. The gun that fired the head wound on 16 year old Patricia Birmingham may be central in Milton Babich's first degree murder trial. Prosecutors plan to call Prof. J H Mathews after tests. Babich contends Patricia grabbed the gun and it fired as he tried to seize it.
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Milwaukee
Patricia Birmingham
Milton Babich
J. H. Mathews
University of Wisconsin
Patricia
Babich
Kathleen
Atty
Joseph Tierney
Mathews
Frank Czaplewski
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Albert T. Birmingham
Milton
Colorado to Host National Conference on Sex Offenses
University of Colorado plans a national conference on sex offenses and bizarre crimes after two student deaths this school year. President Robert L. Stearns announced the event at commencement as authorities pursue the killer of Roy F. Spore Jr. The speaker called such crimes a sign of mental illness and said criminologists and officials would join the talks.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Robert L. Stearns
Roy F. Spore, Jr
Theresa Foster
Boulder Creek
Miss Foster
Joe Sam Walker
Stearns
Man Near Here Says Inner-Aid Eased Gas and Bloating
A local man reports dramatic relief after using Inner-Aid claiming to cure long‑standing gas, bloating, and constipation. He says meals no longer cause discomfort and bowels are regular, attributing changes to a twelve‑herb formula that cleanses bowels and improves digestion. Sold by drug stores.
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Here
Inner-Aid
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