Cardinal Mindszenty Pleads Guilty in Hungary Trial
The Cardinal admits guilt on charges linked to church-state tensions and calls for an end to proceedings to restore peace. He offers to suspend his primate duties as Hungary seeks settlement while bishops are authorized to pursue a settlement with the state. Six co-defendants face trial alongside him as heavy police guard remains outside the crowded courtroom.
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Congress Wage-Cost Tie Aired in Hearings
Washington February 3 The House labor committee continued hearings on a plan to tie the national minimum wage to living costs. Rep Rays introduced the measure, with Rep McConnell expressing support. The bill expands to include farm workers and would raise wages from 40 cents to 75 cents per hour. Public housing hearings in the Senate banking subcommittee outlined a multi facet program for low rent housing slum clearance rural housing and housing research likely needing multiple bills. President Trumans request to reorganize government agencies faces a House debate Monday as Executive Expenditures panel expected to finish on time with possible amendments.
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Senate Rules Delay Filibuster Action Amid Tensions
Senate rules debate delays filibuster action until next Wednesday as Knowland signals a possible direct vote on anti filibuster proposals. Southern senators expect administration patience in blocking a broader anti filibuster push while other measures loom. House action sends a stopgap civil rights bill to the president as Republicans warn most of the president’s civil rights proposals will not become law.
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Rent Control Plan Moves Ahead Amid Hearings Expectation
Rent Control Chairman Spence of Kentucky says Congress may approve a two year extension of stronger rent controls under a new administration bill. Hearings will let landlords and tenants testify as the measure broadens coverage including more housing types and gives the housing expediter recontrol authority where decontrol occurred. Senate atomic energy leaders meet behind closed doors to review quarterly secrecy reports by Lilienthal while debating public access to atomic information. Defense briefings in Washington report no imminent threat from Russia, as armed services members discuss national defense needs at the Pentagon. A GOP sponsored act extending rationing authority for key industries was approved by the House by a unanimous vote for seven months.
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Mother 32 Found Slain in Houston Household Tragedy
Paula Rodriguez 32 was beaten to death at her Houston home. Her husband Manuel 37 and two children were severely injured, with four other children hurt in the attack. Police suspect an ax was used, and a tramp seen leaving the house is under inquiry.
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George Seber
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Pioence Is Rodriguez
School Budget Studied For San Antonio Elementary Repairs
A tentative estimate of repairs needed for San Antonio elementary schools under the new budget was discussed at a budget meeting. Attending were Supt. Thomas B. Fart Wood, Inez Foster assistant superintendent of elementary schools, CO Hill superintendent, D Grounds, and Bailey Peyton business manager.
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