Senate approves large foreign aid bill with cuts
Washington May 5 The Senate passed a 3 122 250 000 foreign aid measure after cutting 250 million from the Marshall Plan portion. The package backs European recovery and aid to Korea, plus the Point Four program for worldwide tech and development. The measure authorizes 2 850 000 000 for the Marshall Plan and 45 000 000 for Point Four while leaving actual funding to later legislation.
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Republicans In Favor of This Slash Proposed By Senator Budges
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Protection Sought Over Picket Violence in Georges Creek
Westernport miners and truckers ask state and county authorities for protection after picket violence near Georges Creek. A fatal collision involving a miner picket and a Hughes truck escalates calls for action as operators fund a defense for William Hughes and seek a full report from Governor Lane and Col Jarman.
Pickets Bar Coal Movement as Union Mines Struggle
Pickets stationed near the tipple blocked road access to non union mines. About 24 to 25 small trucks carried coal to the tipple for grading and loading. Union miners have been embattled for weeks as Western Maryland’s two largest coal lines, both union operations, shut down for lack of orders, leaving them unable to compete in the chaotic coal market.
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Kalb baby custody granted to maternal grandparents in custody dispute
Maternal grandparents of the Kalb child won temporary custody after an unusual non-support hearing before Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg. Glen Kauffman delayed ruling on granting custody to the parents while CAS investigates the proposed parental home.
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U S To Delve Deeper Into Fuchs Spy Case
Washington May 5 There were aging today that the FBI may soon delve deeper into the Fuchs atomic spy case The British Government has agreed to grant limited access for American agents to question Klaus Fuchs the British scientist convicted of betraying atomic data to Russia The agreement may yield information on other Soviet spies in the United States and Fuchs who is serving a 14 year sentence in England for violating the official secrets act worked on atomic secrets in the United States before and after World War II In separate inquiries William Remington told the House Un American Activities Committee he did not know about the A bomb project when with the War Production Board and only heard of the Manhattan Project but did not know if it involved an A bomb The Senate probes also sought data on McCarthy charge that State Department employees fed atomic secrets to Russia in 1945 in the Amerayia Case
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McCarthy to Launch New Attacks as Truman Counters
The campaign clash heats as McCarthy plans two weekend speeches in Chicago and Janesville to renew charges against the Truman Administration. Administration aides say a counter barrage is ready on Capitol Hill with new material to rebut McCarthy in the Senate. President Truman tours the West starting Sunday to respond to the charges, while McCarthy contends proof lies in FBI files and State records.
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Senate inquiry hears Tillman ruling on loyalty files
Chairman Tydings says Tillman’s decision does not bar access to State Department loyalty records opened to the committee. McCarthy likely to press for FBI files as part of the inquiry. A stray line notes an old adage about corn and lacquer used in automobile production.
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