House Delays Cabinet Plan As Inflation Fight Moves
Report details friction in Congress over wartime controls and proposed tax measures. House Banking Committee blocks three cabinet members from testifying as President Truman pushes to curb inflation with a mix of price controls, bank reserve hikes, and a moderate excess profits tax. Republicans fear a two thirds vote hurdle while Democrats rally for action. Key figures include Secretary Sawyer, Interior Krug, Treasury Snyder, and Federal Reserve officials.
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McDowell Reveals Spy Probe Details and Soviet Links
A wartime inquiry outlines alleged Russian agent activity and suspected Communist influence in U S offices. Testimony cites heavy water transfers, currency movements to Soviet authorities, and possible infil tration of government during the war as the committee presses for tightening controls and new inquiries.
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Passports for London Staged by Odd Pair in Chicago
In Chicago two tall applicants appeared for London passports on the same day. Eleney Wile, a 7 foot 9 inch giant, and Dae Sow, a 7 Cent Zunch miler, drew attention as they showcased a comic routine during the process.
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UN Quarters Bill Rushed Through House
Washington notes the House moving quickly on a 65 million dollar United Nations headquarters bill to finance a permanent world organization site in New York City. The measure follows expected Senate action and aims for a quick White House signature by President Truman, with interim funding available immediately through specified accounts.
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Congress Senate Leaders Push Housing Drive Amid War Draft Turmoil
An Associated Press summary notes Senate leaders seek a housing drive tied to wartime controls as committees in Budapest and Washington weigh ministerial reshuffles and internal security probes. The report mentions Hungarian political shifts, a US Federal Communications Commission inquiry, and calls for intelligence oversight amid postwar concerns.
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