Two Governors Debate Dewey At Governors Conference
NEW CASTLE NOH Gov Thomas E Dewey faces opposition from Gov Luther Youngdahl of Minnesota and Gov Kim Sigler of Michigan as the 40th annual national governors conference opens. Youngdahl backs Harold Stassen while Sigler backs a draft and Sen. Arthur Vandenberg. The meeting, a political prelude to the GOP convention in Philadelphia, sees Dewey and Gov Fort Marren of California urging last mile campaigning in New Hampshire.
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Stockpiles of War Materials Made Ready
Washington reports the national munitions board has 660 billion dollars in strategic raw materials stockpiled for emergencies. The five year plan aims to reach 1.1 trillion by 1951, compared with 1940 stockpiles of 48 million. Congress funded 275.9 million in 1947 and 1949. an additional 660 million is sought for 1949, with 75 million for contracts. Munitions board chair Hargrave says current stockpiles are unbalanced and inflation worsens shortages, prompting a request for European materials sales through the ECA.
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Tariff-Slash Bill Assailed As Red Hope
A Democrat senator urged bipartisanship to reject the Republican backed Trade Act Bill reviving the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. Senator Robertson argued the measure would aid Moscow propaganda by signaling a shift in U S economic policy. The Senate planned to vote on amendments to extend the act for one year with changes after it lapsed at midnight Saturday. The House passed a bill allowing Congress to veto pacts the President approves against commission advice.
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PSC Rules Special Charges Must Be Approved
The Public Service Commission states utilities cannot levy special service charges without PSC approval. Some firms began billing for such services but did not file the charges in official schedules with the commission. Chairman Milo Malible warned this could enable rate regulation evasion.
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Coal Parley Tries Harder To Win Pact
Washington reports mounting pressure on both sides of the soft coal contract talks with three weeks left to avert a nationwide strike. John L Lewis seeks a $20 million distress payments pledge to miners tied to the Welfare and Retirement Fund of 1947, while operators balk at assuming obligations and a legal battle over fund spending looms with Justice Goldsborough set to rule next Saturday.
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Coal Labor Tensions Shape 1947 Contract Talks
Friday discussions reveal tentative moves by Van Hornagan and Lewis amid lingering 1946 liabilities and cost studies. Miners press Lewis amid a pension strike, while operators fear a coal shortage could halt steel and auto production. Government recovery pledges to Europe heighten pressure for steady coal supply.
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Burton Ohio Plans Time Capsule For 2048 Centennial
Geauga County village Burton reveals plans for a sealed metal time capsule containing residents opinions about the town. The capsule, stamped Dont open until 2048, will be kept in a vault at the Geauga History Museum as part of the 150th anniversary celebration on June 19 and 20.
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Chance Shot Kills Student at St Lawrence University
James Dowling 19 Bughtwaters NII, a freshman at St Lawrence University Canton, was accidentally shot in the head by a 22 caliber rifle while handling it in a field rear yard. He died within an hour at a hospital. Dowling, son of Edwin and Dowling, was known in Suffolk County as an amateur wrestler. His father works in the punting business in New York Shunar. Anne Geneva Round Athens: Former King Mihai of Romania and Anne of Bourbon Parma plan to fly to Geneva tonight after a four day honeymoon at the Gracek summer palace.
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