Congress Plans Fast Track To 1946 Law Making
Congress intends to speed up law making in 1946 by a schedule to close shop from July to the November elections. Leaders say the plan gives agencies and business breathing room to operate under existing laws while lawmakers learn what the public wants. The effort aims to restore peacetime governance and reduce continuous lawmaking pressures.
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Ee Chaiman Cannon
D.-Mo
Shouse Appropriations Committee
Metlis
Cannon
Washington
Rep Bloom Seeks Johnson Act Repeal Before U N Visit
Representative Bloom of North Carolina said on Monday he would press to repeal the Johnson Act which blocks private loans to debt defaulting nations. He spoke before sailing to London for the first U N General Assembly session. He expected committee action likely in February despite sharp opposition from some members.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Plan May Cost MacArthur Face
Tokyo reports say the Big Three plan for Japan risks upsetting Japanese leadership and may cost General MacArthur face. Sources note he opposed the plan before approval in Moscow and that his authority may be curtailed by a four power council. He reiterated his views while denying consultation during Moscow talks.
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BC Headache Powders Offer Quick Neuralgia Relief
This notice advertises BC head ache powders claiming prompt relief from neuralgic pain and muscular aches. It lists many sizes and promotes fast action, aiming at functional periodic pains and general relief.
Patterson Flies To Honolulu
Secretary of War Patterson departed Hamilton Field at 7:62 am aboard an ATC plane bound for Honolulu for a round the world flight. The journey aims to coordinate with American commanders in Japan, China and Germany.
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Miller Held For Homicide
Archibald Miller, 25, is held in jail on a homicide charge related to the shooting of Capt Eupene Bale in Oklahoma. Bale died after an attack in a apartment where Mrs. Fry Han cack Miller had said she left her husband for another man. Detective John Kennedy said Miller confessed. Meanwhile, in Palm Springs Ann Gwynne and Max M. Gilford honeymooned after a Beverly Hills wedding. Gwynne is 27, Gilford 139, with the yacht trip planned later canceled due to rough seas.
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San Antonio
Ann Gwynne
The
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Los Angeles
Max M. Gilford
Beverly Hills
Gilford
J Gwynnhe
Bowman Discharged Navy Man in Confusing Domestic Tale
Wesley L Bowman a former machinist mate in the navy and twice married is discharged by the navy. His wife Betty Bowman Alvarez claims he used abusive language and the couple face a domestic dispute amid confusion over marriages and roles.
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Wesley L. Bowman
Navy
Betty Bowman
Alvareed Hink
Germans Split Over U S Denazification Program
A postwar German government poll reported zero per cent of civilians satisfied with the American denazification effort while 31 per cent found it too harsh. Ten per cent believed the program was neither thorough nor sufficient.
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U.S
Germany
Tony York Reports For Spring Training
Tony York of Irene Hill county Texas league shortstop has served over a year in the army and is under contract to Boston of the National League. He has informed the team that he will report for spring training.
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Doctor Nominee Chosen to Challenge Peron in Argentina
Dr. Jose B.P. Tamborin, a physician and radical party leader, was nominated by the Democratic Union to oppose Col. Juan Peron in the presidential elections in February.
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Jose BP. Tamborin
Land Radical Party
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Col
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