McCarthy Directs Fire On Truman
McCarthy assails President Truman on the Senate floor accusing him of protecting vested interests and shielding government ties to individuals labeled pro Communist. He demands access to all files and denies sharing names with investigators, signaling continued charges despite GOP objections and a formal clarification from the Justice Department.
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Syoups Seanie
Francks Biddle
Americans For Democratic Action
All Lorgney
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State Department
GI Insurance Lapse Questioned by VA Leaders
The Veterans Administration may ask Congress to allow a third extension of World War II GI term Insurance in 1953. Breining told a House subcommittee that delaying enactment would hurt veterans and government. If not extended, policies could lapse or convert to permanent forms with higher premiums. Over 3 million hold unconverted NSLI and about 0.5 million have converted to other forms.
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Congress
Veterans Administration
Harold W. Breining
News Service Strike Unds New York Papers End
Teletype operators in New York end a 33 day strike with United Press and return to work at midnight. The Commercial Telegrapher Union accepted a 222 a week general wage increase, the first offer from the company before the walkout. The union had sought higher pay and a company contribution, and the strike ended as talks adjusted night differentials to parity with other divisions.
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Kansas City Fights Old Indian Rivalries at Centenary Celebration
Kansas City marks its 10001 birth amid historic pageantry and Indian ceremonial events. The centennial parade, powwow duels, and tented village set the tone for a 32 day celebration featuring fashion shows, revues, and industrial expos as Senator Douglas and Senator O Conor clash over a basing point anti trust bill weighing impacts on business.
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Thomas Firm Against Race
Limited readable text alleges opposition to race policy and notes financial concerns tied to political actions. The fragment mentions a person named Norman and references funds, with unclear context and unlikely完整 meaning.
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Thomas
Middies Begin Series of Naval Academy Practice Cruises
About 1,200 midshipmen from the Naval Academy start a sequence of practice cruises. Four hundred cadets embarked aboard the Atlantic fleet for training as junior officers under instruction aboard ships including the Missouri and destroyers.
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Senators Press Itemized Arms Aid Bill Details
Senators grilled Secretary Acheson on an itemized arms aid bill for NATO and Western defenses. He indicated growth in defense outlays to support European rearmament and home programs, amid questions from Smith and Connally about costs and policy.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Hickenlooper Seeks Republican Iowa Senate Nomination
Senator Bourke notes Hickenlooper runs in Iowa's GOP primary while backing Brannan farm plan as key contrast with his Democratic rival. Campaigns cite a long dispute with Justice officials over 1945 Amerasia raid documents, including wartime locations of flag units. Opponent Earl Wisdom accuses him of pushing excessive tests on atomic bombs and communists.
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Hickenlooper
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Justice Department
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Des Moines
Mother of Eight to Earn Degree Faces Rent Control Debate
The piece profiles Florence Duke, a 32 year old mother of eight seeking a degree at the University of Washington in Maryland. It notes her political activity supporting federal rent controls and frames the rent extension debate as a partisan election issue, citing Senators Capehart Bricker and Lucas among others. It mentions an estimated 8 million rental units still under wartime federal controls.
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Ind
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Press Police Cooperation Praised by Hoover Era
The text extols a voluntary press police partnership praising how newspapers and services spotlight wanted criminals. It notes that clear descriptions helped law enforcement and served the public interest, with widely sought fugitives featured to aid the chase and public safety.
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Unclear OCR fragment on rent control figures
Fragmentary text mentions a landlord raising rent and rent controls, with garbled names and numbers. Distinct entities are unreadable, making precise identification and summarization impossible.
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