Hoover Clark feud notched in Coplon case rumors
Two sources fueled a 48 hour mystery over J Edgar Hoover's possible resignation. President Truman objected to smear in the Coplon FBI reports and Lou Nichols pushed rumors to counter Truman while Hoover and Attorney General Clark maintained cordial relations and debated handling top secret documents.
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Truman Seeks 45 Million to Spread U.S. Know-How Worldwide
President Truman asks Congress for 45 million dollars to aid backward nations, provide technical assistance through the UN or directly, and bolster private investment as part of a broad_point four program. Senators von Flanders warns against using the atomic bomb except in defense, urging restraint and world-wide control talks.
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Warning on Truman budget drive faces GOP opposition
Senator Aiken in Vermont warns that congressional limits on federal spending could become a political weapon in an election year. Fifty six senators sign a petition to force a budget balance by cutting operating appropriations by five to ten percent in the upcoming fiscal year.
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Britain Argentina trade pact sparks U S objections
A five year bilateral trade pact between Britain and Argentina targets 500 million dollars in exchanges in the first year with similar volumes ahead. The United States objects, saying the move undermines free international trade. Argentine President Peron defends the accord as necessary. Senate critic Wherry and Paul Hoffman voice concerns about bilateral agreements. Separately, new rent control rules touted by federal housing official Tighe Woods ease some restraints while preserving tenant protections in key areas.
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Tennessee Lawmaker Pushes Billion Dollar Veterans Bonus
Democratic Rep Rankin presses a plan for an adjusted compensation bonus for U.S. veterans, hinting at action this session. The Veterans Committee chair signals possible major benefit bills, though some members oppose new measures. Rankin frames the bonus as a solution to overall veteran benefits, proposing deductions from existing subsidies.
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Airlift marks Berlin supply run amid wage bill debate
The flying boxcar delivering steel wool and textiles to Berlin completed a year of Operation Airlift as part of the Western effort to sustain the city. Lt. Michael B. Seeley led flight 235,314, totaling nearly 1.944 million tons of aid. The U.S. Senate Labor Committee advanced a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to 75 cents an hour, covering about 1.25 million workers, with scope limited to 100,000 additional nonfarm workers in production areas.
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Supreme Court narrows but allows state use of illegally seized evidence
The Supreme Court ruled that search and seizure must follow the law and protect citizens. It held that illegally obtained evidence may be used in state courts where allowed by state law, but cannot be used in federal courts.
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United States Supreme Court
Why Church Music Still Matters in Worship
A piece urging readers to value hymnody and liturgy, arguing hymns and psalms were written for church use and that singing enhances worship. It contrasts poor music with noble hymns, praising consideration of quality over whim in house worship and calling for reverent, powerful musical offerings.
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Plaster of Paris linked to infections say McGill doctors
Prof E G D Murray and Dr G D Denton of McGill warn plaster of Paris casts can harbor dangerous germs. A Montreal hospital patient died after knee operation with two casts. tests found gas gangrene in 24 of 3 cans and tetanus in two tins.
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