Grammatical Errors Shock To Miners And Taft Clash
NEA correspondent Peter Edson reports on a misprint blamed on John L. Lewis and a litany of political skirmishes. Taft accuses Stassen of shirking Senate duties while Truman presses Congress on anti inflation moves and the economic report. Supreme Court to hear a case on transom peeking for evidence.
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NEA
Washington
John L. Lewis
Engbee
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Harold E. Stassen
U.S. Senate
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Stassen
Senate
Ohio
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Council of Economic Advisers
Hik
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Pril
Economic shifts and policy moves spark mixed reactions
State Department hints at bureaucratic delays as replevels are rewritten to feed Hoffman's answer keys. General Electric posts a 42 percent rise in first quarter 1948 profits, while U S Steel trims prices. American Telephone plans higher rates yet pledges a $9 dividend. Congress debates refugee bills, UN charter reforms, and Trade Act renewal amid partisan tension.
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House
State Department
Paul Hoffman
New Staf
General Electric Company
U. S. Steel
Butt American Telephone and Telegraph
Russia
Io Authori Ien
Hows Committee
He Ins
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Gaithersburg Firemen Busy With Two Engine Runs
Gaithersburg Volunteer Fire Department responded to two separate calls Monday evening. Capt Norman Groshon led the first unit to a field fire near Washington Grove burning about eight acres of pasture. A hay barrack on Burs Mary Hutton farm was destroyed and about eight tons of hay and a hayfork were lost. Chief Charles Fox commanded the second unit, with a booster stream aiding early extinguishment. Insurance coverage was cited as the likely remedy for the loss.
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Gaithersburg Volunteer Fire Department
Norman Groshon
Washington Grove
Charles Fox
Gaithersburg
Burs
Mary Hutton
Clopters
Gatthersburg Fire Company
Gas Relief Claims Boost From INNER-AID Herb Formula
A woman reports severe gas with abdominal discomfort and says INNER-AID relieves her symptoms. The advertised remedy touts twelve natural herbs and claims to act as a laxative, cleanse foul substances, reduce headaches, dizziness, and fatigue, and expel gas and bloating. It is sold by drug stores.
Friesian Cow Sets 565 Day Feed Test Milestone
A Friesian cow from Mau Almalt herd in Middletown completed a 565 day record with a 334 pound gain and 12 852 pounds of milk. The cow began test at 18 months old and produced above the US yearly crop average.
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Mau- Almalt
Middletown
Aid
Iwe Brow
SSS Tonite Promises to Build Up Low Blood Count
Medical claim touts SSS Tonite as a tonic to raise red blood cell levels and relieve anemia. It cites positive blood analysis, notes improved digestion and appetite, and urges readers to buy at drug stores for better energy and health.
Negro leaders refuse armed forces advisory role over segregation
Washington dispatch reports a group of prominent Negro leaders refused to advise the government on mobilizing Black personnel while segregation remains in the ranks. The delegation met with Secretary Forrestal and military representatives, then issued a statement through Lester Bo Gra of New York noting the split remains on advisory capacity.
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Washington
Opha
Defense Forrestal
Navy
Air Force
Lester Bo Gra
New York
Secre
The
Nations Liban League
Group urges end to segregation in armed forces
The News, Frederick Md reports a coalition denouncing segregation as discrimination. Negro leaders and college presidents condemn Secretary Rovalds brick wall stance on integration, urging elimination of segregation in the military.
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Atterness College
Secreters of the Army
Kenneth E. Rovail
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