Texans vote in record Democratic primary says 1 250 000
In Dallas and across Texas large numbers of Black voters cast ballots for the first time in near perfect weather. Early reports indicate the statewide Democratic primary could reach about 1 250 000 voters with crowded polling places and no violence, including in East Texas where Black voters outnumber whites in some precincts.
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Philippine Loan, RFC Bill Pass
The House approved by voice vote an extension of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation program to next June 30 and authorized a $75,000,000 loan to the Philippines. The bill returned to the Senate, which passed it without the loan provision, maintaining RFC expiry on January 1952. The loan carries a minimum 2 percent interest.
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House OKs State Tidelands Oil Bill
The House approved a Senate endorsed bill giving states clear title to tidelands rich in oil deposits. The vote was 188 to 67 and the measure renounces federal claims to submerged coastal lands. Speculation began on whether President Truman would sign or veto.
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Miss Stein Dies After Sudden Illness Widely Publicized
The writer Margaret Mead? No, Gertrude Stein dies after a sudden grave decline following a Saturday hospital call. Born in Allegheny Pennsylvania on February 3 1874 Stein grew to be a dominant figure in early 20th century prose, famed for strong individuality and bold experiments.
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Amelia
Keyser) Stein
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