Arms aid measure clears Senate committees in partial form
Senate foreign relations and armed services panels informally backed a 1.6 billion dollar arms program for Western Europe plus 222 million for other areas and 25.6 million in excess American equipment. They limit presidential power to arm non pact nations but debate remains over Spain and use of Marshall Plan counterpart funds.
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United States
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New Jersey
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Spain
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HCA
Lodge
Massachusetts
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Knowland
California
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Nevada
Selby Names Two New Vice Presidents At Meeting
Selby Shoe Co stockholders elected the same directorate and re elected officers. New vice presidents are H B Anderson general superintendent and E J Hoechst director of industrial relations. The year ended April 21 showed a slight profit rise and optimistic production outlook.
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Selby Shoe Co
H. B. Anderson
E. J Hoechst
R.A. Selby
MB. Griffin
Selby
Schroeder To Expand Shoe Production
Schroeder Shoe Co. plans major expansion moving production to the Dan Labold building at Gallia and Bloomets in Seiotoville starting Aug. 1. The firm will double floor space to 28,000 sq ft and begin a new heatwear line called Flatties with cemented soles and leather uppers.
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John H. Schroeder
Dice Estate
Fourth St
Chillicothest
Dan Labold
Gallia
Bloomets
Seiotoville
Williams Mfg. Co
Schroed Jer
Sciotoville
City Plans For New Street To Hospital Site
The city planning commission proposes a new street from Dormandr to Kendall to serve the hospital site and a second access via 27th street from Grandview. The plan secures easements from the Hamm tract and Thomas Kilcoyne and aims for a August 27 bid date pending council approval. A public hearing is set for Tuesday at 10 p.m. and approval to council is expected Wednesday night.
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Wayne Hills
27Th St
Grandview Av
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Engineering Department
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Hamm Tract
Willowway
Grandview
Dormande
Thomas Kilcoyne
Havelcotte
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Council For Action
Cap'n Billy Bryant recalls Ohio River showboat days
Cincinnati dispatch reports Cap'n Billy Bryant recalling 14 years tied up at the Ohio River with his showboat troupe. They performed rewritten Shakespeare and Bizet pieces plus "Ten Nights in a Barroom" with family members, closing the riverboat in 1942. He later appeared in radio TV NY stage and film and plans a landlocked showboat for the 1950 Chicago Fair with same costumes and scripts.
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Cap'n
Billy Bryant
Ohio
Bizet
Carmen
Cap
Billy
Cap'n Billy
New York
Chicago Fair
McCarthy Demands Public Release In Amerasia Probe
Senator McCarthy called on Senate investigators to publish secret testimony from Emmanuel Larsen in the Amerasia case to settle who tells the truth amid charges against Deputy Undersecretary John E. Peurifoy. Larsen testified behind closed doors May 28 before a Foreign Relations subcommittee.
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McCarthy
Whisconain
Senate
Emmanuel S. Larsen
Amerasia
John E. Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Larsen
Capitol Hill
Mr. Larsen
Wir. Larsen
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Larsens
Arsens
Tydings
Mary Snd
Amerasia Inquiry
New York
Justice Department
Amerasia Magazine
Manchester Man Is Killed in Heavy Rain
Manchester June 16 Harry Prather about 65 died at 5 am today from injuries after being struck by a car Thursday at 10 49 pm The vehicle was driven by Frederick Hardenbrook 40 of Cincinnati Patrolmen say Prather was walking east on Route 52 eight miles west of town Hardenbrook says he did not see the pedestrian in the heavy rain until the impact occurred The story continues on page 10
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Harry Prather
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Frederick G. Hardenbrook
Cincinnati
Hardenbrook
Peekskill Riots Blamed on Communist Provocation
A June 6 AP report states a special grand jury in Peekskill New York charged the riots were provoked by the Communist party to test shock troops for a revolutionary foreign power. The 26 page presentment accompanying indictments says Robeson concert violence was aided by Communist goon squads as security.
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I Fall
Peekskill
Communist Party
Paul Roberson
Dems Revive Hope For Cut In Excises
Washington June 15 An AP report says Democratic leaders renewed hope for Senate action on excise tax cuts while Republicans oppose proposed rises in corporate levies. House Ways and Means nears final agreement to cut about 1.1 billion from taxes on furs jewelry luggage movie admissions and travel.
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Senate
Lucas
Illinois
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eye Corporation
Truman
Millikin
Colorado
G.O.P
Senate Finance Committee
Taft
Treasury
Sentae
2 Day Union Session to Highlight Steel Meet in New Boston
Murray appearance and hall dedication anchor a two day district 23 union meet. Raymond Phillips, Local 2116 president, expects several hundred attendees from Steubenville to Maysville. The program opens Saturday morning with business sessions, followed by a dance, speeches, and a Sunday afternoon dedication. Arthur Goldberg and David J McDonald will represent the international union. Mayor Huestis will welcome guests. The hall, a remodeled Ramey Used Car garage, is a $100000 plus project funded by dues and a loan from the international union. Preservationist Clff Yeager designed the building and Yeager Construction Co built it.
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New Boston
Philin Murray
C.lq
United Steelworkers of America
Raymond Phillips
Arthur Goldberg
David J. McDonald
International Steelworkers
Jacob C. Clayman
Ohio Clo
Paul Rosen
Steelworkers’ Union
Murray
L. D. Huestis
Phillips
Phillings
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Clff Yeager
Yeager Construction Co
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Inn
Third Man Arrested In Spy Data Ring
The FBI arrested David Greenglass in New York City for allegedly stealing wartime atomic secrets for Russia linked to the Klaus Fuchs spy network. Alfred Stack and Sidney Weinbaum were seized in Syracuse and California in related actions as investigators pursue other suspects.
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Russia
New York City
David Greenglass
U.S. Army
Albuquerque
N. Mex
FBI
Syracuse
N. Y
Alfred Dean Stack
Fuchs
Hac
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
England
Greenglass
New York
West Coast
Sidney Weinbaum
California Institute of Technology
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G O P Sets Four Major Campaign Issues
Washington June 16 AP the G O P aims four campaign planks focusing on Communists in government spending the Brantian farm plan and deficit rents A Millikin Colorado senator leads the theme noting other Republicans share the view The issue may color campaigns as McCarthy seeks to clean up Washington amid obstruction claims
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G.O.F
Guy G. Gabrielsen
Iowa
South Dakota
California
Millikin
Colorado
Ede
John A.carroll
MelCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Bill to Relax Hatch Act In Stormy Voyage
Strong Senate opposition developed against a bill to relax Hatch Act limits on federal employee political activity. Key figures including Senator McKellar, Taft, and Humphrey criticized provisions allowing shorter suspensions and local partisan participation. Debate delayed until next Wednesday. Oak Ridge concerns cited. Also early report of a Red Armada anchored in Whangpoo River ready to sail on Formosa.
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Hatch
Washington
Senate
Mel Kellar
Tennessee
Tait
Ohio
G.O.P
Humphrey
Minnesota
Maryland
Virginia
McKellar
House
Oak Ridge (Tenn
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Hayden
Ari‘zone
Senate Rules Committee
Oak Ridge
Congress
Taft
Hong Kong
Whangpoo River
Formosa
Truman Signs Measure Expanding Displaced Persons Program
President Truman signed a law extending the 1948 displaced persons program for one year and boosting eligible admissions to 343,000. The act adds 5,000 war orphans, 54,744 persons of German ancestry from Eastern Europe, and up to 15,000 pre April 30 1949 refugees, while removing farmer and Baltic state quotas and adjusting entry dates to broaden eligibility.
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Truman
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Unite States
U.S
Europe
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Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
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Congress
D.P
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Istrian Peninsula
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Chi
Laborites Set New Test Vote In Parliament
London June 16 AP The Labor government faces a fresh test on June 26 in a debate over the French plan to pool Europe’s coal and steel Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison announced in the House of Commons The plan follows six nations talks Britain has not participated Attlee warned a defeat could trigger dissolution and an early election He said the cabinet favors fuller French clarification before rival programs and noted remaining policy differences with the Labor Party on the Schuman plan.
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Europe
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House of Commons
Six Nations
Britain
Paris
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Commons
Labor Party
Schuman
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