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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1952

Page

3

Scan on European army plan and postwar issues

Mixed coverage on the European army idea, West Germany and France demand concessions before inclusion. U S units under Eisenhower considered, NATO-style integration debated amid political caution and wartime memory. Also reports record dividends 1951, atomic tests planned, Truman reelection speculation, and Korea armistice talks.

Ropean Europe America United States Eisenhower West Germany France Addite Holland Luxembourg Italy Germany Britain

Senator Welker NRA probes voice strong on legal rights TV hearings

Washington columnist notes Sen. Herman Welker of Idaho condemns radio and television use in hearings, urges return to basic justice and decorum. Obituary reference recalls Harold L. Ickes and a looming dispute over submerged lands oil royalties and coastal state vs federal control.

Pais Conitini Ade United States Senate Herman Welker Idaho Senate Senator Welker Georgetown University Brown United States Harold L. Ickes Washington Supreme Court California Louisiana Texas Florida

Brannan urges witnesses on vanished government grain

Agriculture Secretary Brannan tells the Senate agricultural committee to call warehouse operators as witnesses after government stored grain went missing. The President sought help from film groups to influence price controls, turning to Eric Johnston and Bilis Arnall through the National and Independent Motion Picture associations.

Brannan Senate Agricultural Committee National Motion Pictures Association Eric Johnston Independent Motion Picture Producers Association Bilis Arnall Mike DiSalle

Conservation program advances water resources legislation

A Truman era water resources policy commission proposed legislation establishing a national water resources and conservation policy. It defines basins as units of development and sets objectives to safeguard essential resources with federal state and local cooperation to maximize water and land resource use. The Budget Bureau is reviewing the proposal.

Jene Truman Water Reef Policy Commission Budget Bureau Commission

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