Washington News Notebook highlights housing profits and dairy program
Washington Notebook discusses Section 608 FHA profits from 1,149 projects totaling an estimated 65 million dollars, the U S dairy price support cycle and a program to export by products to reform whole milk, defense notes on the Korean ammunition shortage and steel casings, and the burden of 300,000 troops with 200,000 dependents in Europe. It mentions the need to evacuate civilians and a Tokyo radio report on fallout from H bombs. May 16 will mark an important date.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
FBI
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Korea
U.S
Wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Europe
Tokyo
Milestone in Educational TV Broadcasts Across U.S.
A milestone in educational television marks six stations going on air on the date, including Fivnston, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, East Lansing, San Francisco, and Madison, expanding access to classroom programming nationwide.
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Fivnston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
East Lansing
San Francisco
Madison
Mitchell Addresses Democrats in Campaign for Control
Chairman Stephen A Mitchell warned Democrats to guard against political indictments and fear tactics by Sen. McCarthy while predicting a genuine Republican advantage in voter support. He urged the DNC not to be overconfident as the party plans a big money drive and other tactics. The committee backed Mitchell’s withdrawal of support from James Roosevelt and Rep. Condon in California campaigns amid adultery and Communist association allegations.
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Natonal Chaiian
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democrats
Atty
Brownett
Sen
McCarthy
Coperess
Sayour Lallies
Mitchell
Deneath National Committee
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Rep
Condon
Cecil County bookmaking ban upheld by state court
ANNAPOLIS May 5 The Court of Appeals declared bookmaking illegal in Cecil County as of June 1 1953 clarifying that county activity is not exempt from the statewide anti offtrack betting law. Separate opinions upheld convictions of Gibson and White from last August raids while Alagia faces potential reversal. Also noted is a church-related communist dispute over an atom bomb appeal signed after pressure from authorities.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Cecil County
Frederick W. Brune
Cecil
Bit Brune
Brune
Edward S
Delaplate
Merrill George Gibson
Robert Roy White
Louis A. Alagia
Huilty
Gibson
White
Alagia
Dibelius
Seilerhof
Berlin Bishop Orders Clergy Not to Sign Appeals
Berlin on May 5 reported that Protestant Bishop Otto Dibelits forbidden clergy of the Berlin-Brandenburg diocese to sign any communist protest appeals. The directive aims to curb church involvement in political petitions and enforce church autonomy amid rising civic pressure.
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Berlin
Otto Dibelits
Berlin-Brandenburg
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