Court seeks fifth opinion on Green hospital fund
Commissioners raised questions about transferring county funds to Robert B. Green hospital and asked the district attorney to rule on whether the hospital board can issue warrants for permanent improvements. An opposing opinion labeled the transfer illegal, while Auditor Garvey resisted reversing checks and warned of court action. Political figures and insurance matters tied to the dispute, with officials promising further study or action.
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Five Percenters Probe Deepens With Jon Maragon Testimony
Washington July 29 Senators probing Five percenters questioned Jon Maragon behind closed doors for over an hour. The dapper ex-friend of high officials, who calls leaders by first name, described influence in awarding government contracts and discussed President Truman’s social security and ECA aid requests as broad topics in a hush hush session. The $5.723 billion European recovery program faced a separate Senate appropriations snag due to a procedural tangle.
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Harry H. Vaughan
Stopgap Appropriations Behind Senate Log Jam
A broad coalition presses cuts in a $26.8 billion appropriations package as the Senate and House hurry to approve emergency funds and defense controls. The House Rules committee backs FEPC with a 14 to 11 vote, pushing a strengthened civil rights enforcement measure to the floor amid southern opposition.
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Senator Hickenlooper accuses ag department of campaigning
Senator Hickenlooper charged the agriculture department with using taxpayer funds to push the Brannan production payments farm plan. In a statement issued via the Republican national committee he said he will attend the Republican Midwest farm conference in Sioux City on September 23 and 24.
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Social Security debate trims worker coverage
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively decided to exclude about 500000 professional workers from the expanded social security program as it studies the measure. The panel continues examining the proposal.
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Un-American Activities Panel Opens Hawaiian Dock Strike Probe
The house committee on un-American activities will begin next week an inquiry into suspected Communist influence in waterfront and maritime unions, starting with the Hawaiian dock workers strike. The administration bill for a permanent federal employment program frames the broader discussion.
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House un-American Activisties Committee
Light Want Ads Dial F 1231 For Quick Needs
An advertisement touts Light Want Ads as a fast, easy way to fill needs. Readers are urged to call F 1231 to place or inquire about classified notices and listings.
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