Dublin Mourns Cardinal Glennon Funeral Ride to Mullingar
Dublin mourned the death of Cardinal Glenon archbishop of St Louis as his funeral cortege, escorted by police and troops, moved from Dublin to Mullingar cathedral near Kinnegad. The day saw flags at half staff, traffic halted, and Prime Minister Eamon De Valera and President Sean O’Kelly among mourners. Archbishop McQuaid presided at a requiem mass as thousands filed past the cardinal’s bier for the last rites before interment in St. Louis All Souls chapel crypt.
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Washington Housing Subsidy to Be Restored by Senate
Washington report notes Senator Barkley of Kentucky said the administration will restore 600 million dollars in housing subsidies when the Senate considers housing legislation. Barkley spoke after White House talks with congressional leaders as the House rejected subsidies on building materials and a key feature of Truman’s plan.
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Pensions debate grips Congress this week
Congress confronts its pensions issue with a Wednesday vote expected after years of delays. Democratic Leader McCormack calls the measure a "very just bill" long overdue, while the joint committee’s recommendation aims to add members to the Civil Service retirement fund.
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Lawmakers Expect House Vote to Limit OPA Power
OPA Mey members say the house will vote to rim OPA power and extend the price control agency beyond June 30, with a sizable majority likely to support continuance though modifications are anticipated. President Truman calls for extension without change, with restrictions likely reoriented toward production rather than fixed prices.
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Clothing price controls tighten to curb hoarding
The Clothing Government and industry leaders say price hikes for apparel will lessen hoarding, while the civilian production administration readies a new order to close loopholes. The plan allows manufacturers to raise prices based on current costs rather than March 1942 levels, but caps markups at levels from three years ago rather than the higher recent ones.
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Aga Khan weighed in diamonds to aid charities in Bombay
At Bombay's Brabourne stadium followers watched the Aga Khan weighed 243 pounds in diamonds and gems to mark his diamond jubilee. Valued stones and donated wealth will fund small welfare work. materials borrowed will be returned to lenders.
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Bennett Seeks Acre For Parking Camp
County commissioner Sam Bennett seeks to purchase an acre in his precinct for a work camp to park equipment. He will report available acreage and price. Commissioner R Y Stappenhack requests permission to install a telephone at the camp.
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County Boys Asphalt for Roads Contract Awarded
LRINCACE was awarded White's Uvalde mines contract to furnish the county 50 tons of rock asphalt by the commissioners court. The bid totaled 186 dollars and the material will be used on county roads.
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Teacher Hired For Boys School Replaces Resigning Principal
Mrs. Fannie Let suce, former San Aantonog public school teacher, was hired by the county Monday as an assistant at the county training school for boys. She will replace Paul A. Finley Jr, who resigned.
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Rites Set for Shotgun Victim in Mexia
Mexia Texas March 11 Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Jonny Earl Bunch 15 who died yesterday from accidental shotgun wounds in his yard A 12 gauge shotgun was accidentally discharged by a playmate and the boy was struck.
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Plowing On Taylor Despite Week of Rain
All 2200 workers in Williamston area remained on duty for two weeks as rain fell one day this week but did not halt plowing. Pasture lands show improving prospects despite the weather.
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Wife Seeks Mercy For Gen Homma
Mrs. Masaharu Homma pleads for clemency to General Douglas MacArthur, who promised grave consideration for the wife of the condemned Lt General. The meeting noted sympathy for her sorrow and the war’s evil, as Mrs Homma was accompanied by an American officer who defended Homma at trial.
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May Re Wed Miss Texas After Annulment
In Austin on March 12 195 George Greenwood and Polly Below faced renewed plans to remarry after an annulment ended their six week marriage. Polly’s mother Ethel Mae Below had sought to annul on minor consent grounds but Greenwood obtained a court order removing disabilities. A new Austin district court decree Saturday annulled the marriage.
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Men of Steel promise action and laughs in new film
Paramount presents Monsieur Beattie complete with four dueling sequences and a Bob Hope comedy interlude. Patrick Knowles and Joseph Schildkraut star as the steel minded men at center, while Nana Seale also appears in the promotional chatter.
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Arizona Bus Crash Probed
Arizona highway patrol opened an inquiry into a Greyhound bus crash 15 miles east of Tucson on Saturday night that injured 30 and killed the driver from a heart attack after the bus left the highway and overturned. Passengers say a quarrel with a motorist earlier may have triggered the incident. Coroner attributes death to heart attack. Louis Torres of 838 Cavalier Avenue was among the injured with a dislocated elbow and possible back injury.
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Bexar Guard Funds Denied by County Court
The Bexar County commissioners court rejected moving money from the bridge fund to aid the local guard. The district attorney’s office ruled the aid improper, despite Lt. Col. Jacob B. Harris of the 18th Battalion seeking $250 monthly until state responsibility is assumed. Commissioner R. Stappenbeck showed willingness to cooperate.
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Court Approves Road Drain Along Old Seguin Highway
The court approved a concrete drainage project across the Trainer Hatle road on the old Seguin highway near Randolph. The action assigns federal funding and stipulates construction by the commission.
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Rep Sumners to Give Lectures on Common Duty
Washington March 11 Rep Hai ton W Sumners of Texas says after nearly 34 years in Congress he will not seek reelection and will retire his seat. He plans lectures on a common danger and common duty for the nation.
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