Truman to Seek Tax Plan and Budget Boost in Coming Message
President Truman will outline a broad budget message proposing a total fiscal plan near 45 billion dollars. He faces deficits as revenues lag and weighs tax increases, wartime excess profits restoration, and new allocation powers while pledging relief measures. Major proposals include higher minimum wage, social security expansion, universal health care, civil rights funding, rent control, housing aid, and farm price supports.
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Washington
Congress
John D. Clark
Kevyserling
Truman
Toe Wnan
Missouri Valley Authority
Dewey Regents in Albany Press for 1949 School Aid Plan
Governor Dewey and the Board of Regents meet in Albany to press for a $23.6 million increase in state aid for education for 1949 30, with $18.3 million for teachers salaries. Regents insist on more aid and oppose rapid changes in University of the State's administration, while considering a revised aid formula and $18 million for school construction. The Education Board seeks a larger increase, totaling about $60 million, with a separate mandated $40 million. Einstein in good condition after abdominal surgery at Jewish Hospital in Brooklyn. he is a resident of Princeton New Jersey.
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Dewey
Board of Regents
Rezertts
Isis
H Dewey
Deweyhes
New York Educational Conference Board
Paul R. Mor
Columbiaa University
Einstein
GSN
New York
Albert ‘Zinstein
Jewish Hospital of
Brooklyn
Frinceton
S.J
Hughes Tool Co Sale Is Off
Los Angeles 2A reports that a proposed sale of the Hughes Tool Co has been cancelled. Howard Hughes says he would not sell unless current leadership and staff could remain in place, delaying the deal amid discussions by city investment bankers who had offered to buy the firm known for drill equipment.
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Los Angeles
Hughes Tool Co
Howard Hughes
Dillon, Head and Co
City
Ais
Liberal plan sent to legislators in New York
The Liberal Party submitted an economic program to state legislators proposing a broad reform package. It seeks $200 million in state education aid for new buildings, smaller class sizes, teacher pay increases, repeal of sales tax authority on local schools, and expansion of adult education and public libraries. It emphasizes public education funding, state fiscal changes, and welfare reforms.
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New York
Liberal
Bresdear
Veeat and Sipetee Assn Backed 359000900 State Plan
A fragmented report notes a proposed appropriation totaling 359 million to initiate a state program. The plan, tied to a Wee party initiative, includes portions designated as illiquid and earmarked for early stages, with unclear allocations and mechanisms.
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Veeat & Sipetee
Assn
Wee
Tess Freneag Acd Ag Wold
Food Speculation Sets New Record
Washington reports record trading in soybeans and related commodities as market activity soars. Officials note total value reached an annual high with significant gains across key contracts and futures, reflecting a surge in demand and uncertainty in agricultural markets.
Former President’s post White House career detailed
Inez Robb notes former president’s return to work after leaving the White House. He manages multiple full time roles, including directing efforts for thousands of former staff and beneficiaries. A radio appeal raised about 150 million for Jewish agencies with 5 then 3 million to Palestinian relief and new American services, supporting Joint Distribution Committee United Palestine Appeal and United Service for New Americans.
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Santa Clar
White House
Re York
Kam Rosenwald
Herman
Jonah EB. Wise
Joint Distribution Committee
United Palestine Appeal
United Service Foe
Air Hoover and the Weakened Image of a Premier Politician
A fragmented account portrays Air Hoover as a controversial figure facing scrutiny over integrity and austerity. The piece notes whispers about smoking habits, alleged contempt for critics, and questions about leadership style. It mentions public perception, pressures from cronies, and rumors of past associations shaping his reputation.
Hoover’s War Era Clubs and Quiet Efforts Spotlighted
A fragmented passage highlights a chair’s pivotal role in launching wartime clubs aiding underprivileged communities. It mentions the Hoover Library of War and a focus on peace, mining and fishing ventures, and a San Francisco reunion, all underscoring enduring civic work despite chaotic context.
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America
Imar
Hoover Insoz Library of War
Revet Peace
Ig Bret
Allan
Hoover
East
San Francisco
Florida
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