Senate plan seeks bigger social security for millions
Senator George urged a liberal expansion of social security to cover nearly 10 million more people, raising benefits and easing eligibility. The bill, a House-passed measure, aims to reduce state and federal relief burdens and shift targets to the insurance program. The Senate Finance Committee chair said 700,000 new beneficiaries could join in 1931, with farmers and some professionals excluded for now.
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Washington
George
D-ia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Four Pickets Arrested During Western Pennsylvania Dairy Strike
Western Pennsylvania patrols sweep seven county milk strike area as four pickets are arrested for violating a court injunction. State Police indicate a blocked highway leading to Bergman's dairy near Derby, with charges of interfering with dairy operations and truck movements. Governor Duff orders continued police protection to prevent violence on state roads.
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Pitesburgh GP
Sinle
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Andrew J. Hudock
Greensburg
Wemoreland County
Hadock
Bergman
Derby
Westmoreland
Capitol Calling and Editorial Page Layout Mention
A Washington daily column by Marquis Childs criticizes unpopular groups and free thought. The piece appears among editorials on the front pages with references to other features and page locations including Comics on page 23 and Deaths on page 13.
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Roger
Inter
Marquis Childs
Capital Calling
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Treasure buried on farm prompts $100 reward
Brainerd Minnesota farmer John Underwater offered $100 for information on who unearthed his $3,500 buried treasure hidden in multiple spots on the farm twelve years ago. He told Sheriff Wickland the cache had been moved since September. Detroit Michigan reports Mrs Wanda Gitari divorced her husband George today over his piano purchase for their infant son.
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Brainerd, Minn
John Underwater
Underwater
Roy Wickland
Detroit
Mich
Wanda _Gitari
George
Census figures show imbalance in Ireland by 2000 A.D.
Dublin reports figures from the Census Bureau indicating Ireland will not have a female to male balance until 2000 A.D. The latest census lists 2,955,107 males and only 977 females, with experts predicting parity by 2000 A.D.
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Dublin
Ireland
Census Bureau
British Meat Rations to Be Out
The Food Ministry announced Britain’s fresh meat ration will be reduced next Sunday due to drought. Officials said meat shipments from Argentina have fallen, prompting the lower ration and prompting shoppers to adjust purchases.
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London
Britain
Food Ministry
Argentina
Dulles Leaves for Tokyo to Study Peace Treaty Problems
Foster Dulles, a Republican State Department aide, departs Washington tonight for Tokyo to study issues surrounding Japan's peace treaty and related problems.
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Washington
Foster Dulles
Republican State Department Aid
Tokyo
Twister Damage Hits Small ALICE Community Hard
A rural community of about 200 residents suffered roughly 850000 in damage after a tornado swept through ALICE XN D reporting casualties. Local authorities and volunteers assess losses as cleanup begins and assess ongoing safety needs for residents.
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Alice
Heat Wave Heads Toward Syracise Kansas City Area
Weather forecast cites heat from a recent 102 degree reading in Geadl land Kansas. Weatherman Andrew P Keller projects 85 tomorrow 90 Thursday with 60 tonight and 65 tomorrow night. Showers or thunderstorms expected tomorrow with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Local highs reached 76 in Central New York and 98 at North Platte Nebraska while Omaha stood at 91.
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Mercury
Geadlland
Kansas
Syracue
Andrew P. Keller
Tomorr
New York
North Platt
Neb
Merc
Omaha
Swiss urge households to stock 20 pounds of food
Bern calls on housewives to build a 20 pound per person emergency reserve of foodstuffs by September end. Secretary Rodolphe Rubattel says the move is a normal precaution not evidence of imminent war.
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Bern
Switzerland
Rodolphe Rubattel
Rent Control Compromise Clears House Action Seen on Local Option
Washington predicts swift House passage of a rent bill extending wartime controls on a local option basis. The Senate approved a compromise that would keep about 8 million units under federal limits for a year, with automatic lifting in six months unless local bodies vote to continue to June 30, 1951. Communities may opt out anytime before December 31, and cannot reimpose controls once lifted. House leaders expect quick approval despite a close forecast for the final vote.
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Washington
House
Senate
Federal Rent Control Authority
Rayburn
Dtex
Cruman
Ewing Says He's Available for New York Governor Nomination
OSCAR R EWING federal securities chief hinted he might seek the Democratic nomination for New York governor. In a Herald-Journal statement he contradicted a New York Times report that he would be unavailable. He said discussion of the gubernatorial race is premature and the date of the convention remains unsettled. Meanwhile heavy floods and landslides in Tokyo leave 48 dead or missing, with 17 others reported missing and 10 injured as rain sweeps the area.
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Oscar R. Ewing
Securiy
New York State
Ewing
Herald-Journal
New York Times
New York City
Tokyo
Nis
Three Hour Parking Limit Studied by City Panel
Brazil swamp Communist plot linked to a plan for rioting during presidential elections. Recife officials ordered a study of a proposed three hour parking limit in central and residential areas. The Traffic Committee approved a $20,000 program to install new traffic devices and began examining downtown parking restrictions. Police tied the plot to the Communist party and noted prior disclosures of plans to incite unrest to affect the vote. Francis M. Conello, committee chairman, said results would be reported on a later page.
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Brant
Common Council
Recife
Solvay Strike Threatens City Sewage Disposal System
A Solvay Process Division strike by about 2,000 production workers endangers Albany’s sewage treatment as the city faces possible dumping of raw sewage into Onondaga Lake. Public Works Commissioner Harmon warned the city may be forced to seek court action if neutralizing waste cannot be supplied during negotiations.
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Allied Chemical and Dye Company
Igus
Puble Works
Rank F. Harmon
Onongaga Lake
United Mine Workers
District 50
City Hall
Harment Carporation Couns
Korpe L. Richardson
Solvay
Harmon
Clealand A.J? iSargent
Donald Rushey
H. H. Wagenhals
State Health Department
Ani
Japanese Industry Gains In April Output Sharp Rise
UmM General Mec today reported Japanese production up in April with an industrial tempo index at 532.35, highlighting a measurable gain across sectors. Details show improved activity led by manufacturing and associated industries, signaling replacing slower first quarter momentum with renewed expansion.
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Tokyo
Umm
Painter Killed as Scaffold Cable Snaps at Hotel Syracuse
Two painters fell about 25 feet when a scaffold cable snapped at the Hotel Syracuse. Carl G. Kunzelmann, 48, died at Onondaga General Hospital after the plunge. L Stenty Legault, 42, was critically injured with crushed chest and pelvis while a crowd below narrowly escaped injury. Authorities said Remington resigned from a government post amid earlier threats. the scene prompted bail for the foreman, pending trial dates. Martin J. Kane, 79, missing since last Thursday, was later recovered from the Genesee River by Coast Guardsmen.
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Carl G. Kunzelmann
Syracuse
L Stenty Legault
E. Genesee St
Lquries
E. Onondaga St
New York
William Ww
Onondaga
Remington
Eneral Hospital
Legault
Kunvelmann
al [Sas
John W. Clancyletton
Commerce Department
Rochester
Martin J. Kane
Genesee River
Truman to Lunch With Governors
President Truman will lunch with Democratic governors in Washington on Saturday as a prelude to the annual conference of all state governors at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, beginning soon.
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Washington
Truman
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Amerasia Editor May Face Contempt Action
Senate investigators pursue contempt citations after Amerasia editor Jaffe and others refused questions amid a raid on Amerasia offices. The probe targets alleged Communist-in-government links and housing of sensitive documents in the Amerasia case.
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Amerasia
Washington
Senate
Jaffe
Aready
Fire Idles 128 They Were Earl Browder
ROSENDALE UP Fire halted at 6 60 due to a blaze in a communications facility scene. A Soviet era arrest or conference is noted with vague references. Page 2 continues the Cobras coverage and a 122 cost claim appears.
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Earl Browder
Rosendale
Fire
D54 Crashes Hit Seas and Madagascar Jungle Dials
A string of air disasters leaves sixty dead or missing as two French planes crash in the Persian Gulf near Bahrain and in Madagascar. A giant Cierva helicopter test near Southampton also goes down killing three crew. Rescue efforts continue as details unfold.
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Paris
Persian Gulf
Madagascar
Southampton
England
Bahrein Island
Plahé
Alan Marsh
Cierva Company
Chiat
F. J. Cable
Supply Ministry
Joe Unsworth
Clerva
TIE Atk
Sander Faces Possible Medical License Ruling
Concord New Hampshire Dr Herman N Sander awaits a decision by the New Hampshire Medical Board on reinstatement to practice medicine. The board received a high level petition and plans a decision in two to three weeks. The case follows a prior suspension linked to patient health issues and a Hillsboro County death.
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Concord
WN. H
Hermann N. Sander
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Medical Board
J. Paul Dye
Hillsboro
Fourder Health
Abbie Biroto
Sander
Albany Man Faces Fugitive Charge in Municipal Court
Lawrence E. Whittaker 42 of Albany N Y appeared in Portland Municipal Court on a fugitive from justice charge. Held on $2,000 bail, Whittaker was arrested Sunday and the case was continued to May. Police quoted Geneva banking with a charge described as forgery.
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Lawrence E. Whittaker
Albany
Jemior
Whittaker
Polles
Geneva
Baineo
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