Rent Control Debate Shapes Senate Action
The rent control bill clears a crucial House milestone with a 261 to 133 vote and moves toward Senate action. Federal rent administrator Tighe Wood questions the amendment’s practicality while noting most economists oppose rent center goals and warn of potential housing emergencies if states veto the reform.
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Senate eyes price probe into bread and staple costs
The U.S. Senate attention focuses on bread and staple price spreads as Senator Maybank chairs a committee inquiry. Government agencies are asked for latest data on why bread stays high despite drops in wheat and flour, and why lard soap and shortening fall less. Housewives seek clarity on these price gaps.
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Biological Warfare Debate Clears Secre tary Forrestal Speech
James Forrestal announcing a formal end to a three year secrecy on biological warfare says safeguards are needed but warns against underestimating potential. He notes research showing germs and poisons could be used as weapons while denying a formal bioweapon program.
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Best Dressed List Names 19 Public Figures in America
The Custom Tailors Guild of America announced the 19 best dressed men in America across ten fields. Among them are Government Dean Acheson, Lou B23 Yeen, Clark Gable, Harold Stassen, Richard Holmer, Ray Bolger, and Henry S Treman. Acheson led, Truman narrowly trailed in second place.
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Hoover cites spike in major crimes nationwide
J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, says major crime last year ran about three times the minutes figure and estimates one million six hundred twenty five thousand six hundred seventy major violations or a crime every eighteen point seven seconds. He notes the total is three percent higher than 1947.
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