Spanish loan threat looms over finance bill vote
Washington policymakers push a $56.06 billion package to fund government and military needs with a $33.85 billion omnibus, while a $627.5 million Spain loan faces House resistance. Senate has yet to act on the emergency Korea funding of $16.77 billion as debates hinge on Franco policy and loan terms.
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Ford Upheld In Two Frings At Rouge Plant
Labor umpire Dr. Harry Shulman upheld Ford Motor Company firing Arthur McPhaul and Max Chait for alleged boasted defiance of company rules during speeches in the Rouge plant dining hall. The ruling found Ford allowed campaigning on its property before union elections but need not expose premises as a lecture hall for hostile messages.
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Giant snake bought not caught in Okla exhibit
WeWOKA Okla Semi county attorney said the 26 foot snake reported captured last night was purchased for 450 from a Maryland firm and brought here for exhibition. Zoo keeper CG W Hall Tonkawa said he captured it in a snare after a two hour struggle weighing 250 pounds and 26 feet long.
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Crucifix Ends Rome Pilgrimage After 550 Years
A German crucifix ending a Holy Year pilgrimage began in 1400 with a group of German brothers who walked to Italy for the Holy Year but many died of the plague in Florence. The cross lay in Borgo San Lorenzo before a later group returned to carry it to Rome.
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Buddy System in Korea Wins Support from Americans
Report by Hal Boyle describes the Buddy System in Korea where each American soldier is paired with a Korean counterpart. The program aims to prevent estrangement and foster mutual understanding by teaching U S tactics and daily skills from morning till night.
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Rail strike crisis as US Canada mix pauses and seizures loom
As a nationwide railway walkout looms, officials debate emergency seizure or court action to curb shortages. Truman faces pressure to resolve the 1949 rail labor dispute while Canada seeks a joint solution. Union demands include a 40 hour week and wage boosts. fallout risks disrupt defense and wartime production.
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Senate debate on 4.505 billion tax bill continues
The Senate continues debate on the 4.505 billion tax bill amid pressure from both parties. Conferences are held between Senate and House on the defense production bill and on federal aid highways legislation.
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Foreign Editors Invited for U S International Press Visit
More than a dozen editors from Western Europe, South America, and Asia are invited for a month long visit starting Sept 18. Dwight Young, president of the Society, announced invitations yesterday. First meeting set for Columbia University with regional sessions to follow in Washington, Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco and Chicago.
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Group to Draft Civil Rights Bill for New York Forces
Assemblyman Frank J. Becker announced a five member joint committee to study and draft a civil rights bill to protect rights of New York men and women in the armed forces. The panel will begin meetings Monday to work on War Department laws. Nassau County Republican Becker disclosed the plan yesterday.
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