Gen Clay Out as Berlin Chief and Rent Formula Attacked
The report notes Gen. Clay’s departure as Berlin high commissioner and the push to appoint a civilian administrator, while a new federal rent control formula faces sharp opposition from landlords in New York. President Truman and officials weigh civilian control and continued four power talks to end the Berlin blockade amid public reaction to the housing measure.
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Berlin
Greehoou Ciny
Lwilin
Cecon
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Elsa Kouh
Buehenwald
Hte
Marietta
Germany
Truman
Detin Acheson
John J. McCloy
McCloy
International Bank For Reconstruction Arm Development
United States
Britain
France
New York
Tighe Woods
Woods
Truman At The Plate As House Passes Wood Taft-Hartley Bill
The House voted 217 to 208 to pass the Wood bill retaining major Taft-Hartley features while repealing it on paper. It would keep the 80 day injunction in national emergencies and apply non Communist oath rules to company officers. Closed shops would be banned unless states permit by law. Speaker Rayburn urged a compromise, but Congress leaned toward signaling presidential campaign pledges depend on cooperation.
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Harry Truman
Truman
Mon. C. Walgren
National Security Resources Board
House of Representatives
HOUSE
Sam Rayburn
Grandmothers Seek Respect With National Movement
Mrs. Lyn Greene leads New York chapter of the National Grandmothers Club in a crusade against jokes about grandmas. She argues for a new status as beloved elders and proposes October 10 as national Grandmothers Day, aiming to curb lighthearted caricatures and gain respect across families.
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Ted Steele
New York
Grestina
Andre
Lyn Greene
The
National Grandmothers
Grand Ma
Mars Creene
Leopold Seeks Restoration to Belgian Crown
Exiled Belgian king Leopold seeks return to constitutional role in a letter to Prince Charles urging a regency end. He surrendered Belgian forces early in the war and has lived in exile in Switzerland, facing criticism from Belgians.
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Leopold TD
Belgium
Charifutqyaw Regen
Lee 4
Lam O
Cole
Chile
Leopold
Switzerland
New Anti Allergy Drug Claims Cold Relief
An industrial physician reports a new anti allergy medicine reducing common cold symptoms. Dr Halstead G Murray notes 75 percent of 44 pigeons treated early showed cure or relief, with pyritercamine hydrochloride given in four hour intervals at onset. The drug, used in day to day therapy, is classed as 458h and neutralizes histamine and irritants produced by allergic reactions.
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Halstead G. Murray
Ccis
Headache relief found in Columbia study
A Columbia university headache study of 531 subjects tested three treatments. Two involved placebos, the third used psycho therapy with conversation about worries. Best results came from combining drugs with talk therapy, with patient faith and doctor contact boosting outcomes.
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Columbia University
Mailman Lilly Jailed After Taking 5060 Letters Home
Los Angeles post office worker William E. Lilly Jr was jailed after taking 5060 letters home. He said he intended to deliver the mail later, but authorities pursued the case citing improper withholding of mail.
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William E. Lilly, Jr
Los Angeles
Lilly
Truman Acknowledges Support From Dunkirk Friend
President Truman reportedly had closer friends than believed. Davie S. Wright, proprietor of a small store in Dunkirk, NC, offered to advance cash to the president on his salary. Wright reportedly advanced only part of one month’s pay due to a congressional deficiency appropriation dispute.
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Truman
Davie S. Wright
A Feve Stire
Dunkire
Reveirts
Congress
Weeht
Hitters to watch in the 1949 season and a home run scramble
Major league previews spotlight 1948 stars Stan Musial Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio and Ralph Kiner as likely leaders. Brecheen Bearden Newhouser and Raschi figure among top pitchers. Sid Gordon of the Giants emerges as a strong power threat in spring.
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Stan Musial
Lou Bowdreau
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Harry Brecheen
Gene Bearden
Ralph Kiner
Johnny Mize
Larry “Your" Berra
Musial
Williams
Boudreau
Houdreau
Cleveland Pilot
Lou
Cleveland Star
Bowudrensu
Willams
Cardinal
Brecheen
Bearden
Johnny Sain
Brave
Abie
Eddie Dyer
Stan
Ted Wiliams
Mize
Kiner
Sid Gordon
Giants
Gordon
Babe Ruth
Wood Window Valance Pattern Sells Craft Fun
Patterned wood valance instructions promise charm for living or dining rooms with no carpentry skills. Pattern guides tracing saw work and assembly with a materials list. all supplies available at local lumber yards. The ad claims over half savings and lists a Pleasantville mail address.
Fragmented exchange at the rain soaked stand
A curt vendor questions rain and taste while a rude patron replies. the scene ends abruptly with a note of weather and a clipped remark about the taste. The readable fragments hint at a polite yet tense interaction in a small setting.
Business After Pleasyy Salesman Miscommunication
A garbled exchange shows a salesman pressing for an appointment while a manager directs with a terse reply. The dialogue includes misheard words and unclear exchanges, highlighting miscommunication and language mixups among unnamed participants.
Engagement Ring Purchase Sparks Price Debate
A young man entered a jewelry store to buy an engagement ring. He asked the price of a sparkling ring quoted at 100000 dollars, then inquired about a second ring priced higher. The jeweler replied that the second ring cost two hundred thousand dollars. The scene ends with the man staring and whistling in astonishment.
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Stari
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