GOP Chiefs Blast Special Session Aims
Republican leaders blasted President Truman s special session, calling it unnecessary and political. Taft Wherry Hallick Dirksen Keefe and Kefauver attacked inflation controls and housing proposals, urging private enterprise over government intervention and arguing for limited or no police state measures.
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Pedestrians Urged to Cooperate for Safety
The Keystone Automobile Club urges pedestrians to cooperate with motorists for safety. Edward P. Curran, director of the club, notes pedestrian highway casualties rise at night this time of year as spring and summer road use increases.
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Cars Grow Too Big for Garage in 1948 Era
Denver report notes motorists struggle with increasing car sizes as average widths rise from six feet to 39 or 90 inches and lengths grow, challenging garages and storage. The piece blends humor with a real pressure on American households facing crowded spaces and tighter parking.
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