Attorney General McGranery Eyes New Subversive Unit
McGranery proposed creating a Justice Department division to study subversive activities and new methods of operation to aid the FBI. He said the agency would supplement but not duplicate FBI efforts and would emphasize legal direction and civil liberties protection while countering underground Communist activity.
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Truman Rejects Leave Rule Change Provoking Presidential Critique
President Truman accused Congress of breaking faith with federal employees by barring annual leave accumulation and mandating use within six months. He reluctantly signed the $6,272,836,393 independent offices bill funding VA, AEC, and other agencies, while criticizing the leave rider as penny wise and pound foolish.
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Canoeists Shot Crossing Berlin Border
A West Berlin couple on Havel Lake accidentally crossed the Russian zone border. The man was shot while steering to safety in the west and sent to a hospital. the woman was unharmed.
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Progressive Party National Convention Sets Ballot Goals
The Progressive Party finished its national convention aiming to appear on November ballots in at least three fourths of states. Vincent Hallinan, 56, San Francisco lawyer and current contempt of court detainee, is the presidential candidate with Charlotte Bass of New York as running mate. The party, which ran Henry A. Wallace in 1948, carried Wallace's 1948 vote total and is already listed on ballots in New York California Montana Connecticut Missouri New Jersey Pennsylvania and Michigan. Officials seek signatures to qualify in additional states.
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Weyland Promoted to Four Stars by General Clark
Otto P. Weyland, commander of the Far East Air Forces, became a full general as Gen. Mark W. Clark pinned four stars on Weyland's collar. Clark lauded Weyland for leadership and determination. The ceremony reflects ongoing military disarmament and civil rights themes in Korea cooperation efforts.
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