Majority of Press Critical of Veto
The Associated Press reports a broad press consensus criticizing President Truman's veto of Taft-Hartley. Editorials from New York papers urged overriding, while the Times praised Congress for overriding in spirit, calling the veto a failed effort to cooperate with lawmakers and labeling it a misjudged attempt to shield labor interests.
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Associated Press
Truman
Taft-Hartley
Inbor
Ski
Union’s. Press
House
Alums Acum
New York
New York Times
Senate
Times
Congress
the Herald Tribune
The
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Amer
Orlando
Fla., Sentinel
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Boston
Herald
Wagner
Dallas Times-Herald
Dallas Morning ‘News
Office of Veto
Oregon Journal
Kansas City Star
the Star
Chicago Tribune
Labor
Rac
Washington Post
Post
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Providence
R. L. Journal-Bulletin
Louisville Courier - Journal
Trimen
LOS Angeles Times
the Times
Obscure Schedule Entry From Local Wire Service
Fragmentary OCR shows a schedule line with times 5:45 8.M.-WSYR 6:06 P.M and 5:00 F.2 Oberon 10:00. Details unclear. no identifiable people or events present.
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Paulds
Mindy
We ‘Whiteman
ABC
Carson
Johnny ‘Thompson
Eric Cote
Nal Cole
Xtr
Kultar
Johnny Miller
Songatrens
WFBL
St.Louis
Opera Ser
Carroll
Mutch’ Thompagne Swage
Poughkeepsie
Bill
Slater
Blackmerix Cuest
Wage—L
Dolan
Gene Pearson
Ralph Edwards
Cane of
Bob Sweeney
Vial
Idean
Andy
Russel
Mark Warnen
Martha. Filton
The
Fred Pipers
Bill Lance
Gerald Mohr
Monard McNear
Webe
Bil Goodwin
Peggy Knudsen
Shirley “Mitchell
Jim Backus
Mary Jane Keoft
Elvin Allman
Narens Gamet
Alen Reed
Bill Johnstone
Wage
Mr. Malone
Frank Lovejoy
WSYR
Senator Ford
Harry Heratfield
Joe Laurie, Jr
Peter Donald
Terr
Shaw
Gus*Haenschen
Craig Earl
Hollywood
Miedda
Hopper
Boyer
Merle Oberon
Mayerling
Judy Canova
Variety
Charles Soprano
Hollace
Mel Blanc
Navy budget hike proposed to 1948 fiscal year
Senate Appropriations subcommittee backs a 177 million dollar increase in Navy funds for the 1948 fiscal year starting July 1. The plan would fund 43,000 officers and 395,000 enlisted, fully man 265 major combatant ships and 28 with reduced crews, and add 5,793 aircraft, with total new funds at 3.84 billion dollars.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Navy
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Bridges
Full
Senate
Bengal Governor Fetes Publishers at Calcutta Luncheon
Calcutta Bengal Governor Sir Frederick Burrows hosted American publishers aboard a Pan American clipper that landed in Calcutta for its inaugural round the world flight. The guests attended a luncheon and were to be feted at a civic reception by the mayor and later a tea at the city corporation building. The clipper is slated to depart for Bangkok, Siam, the next morning.
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Calcutta
American :Publishers
Frederick Burrows
Bengal
City Corporation
Bangkok
Siam
Taunton Firemen Granted Charter
Albany secretary Thomas J Curran said a charter is issued to the Taunton Fire Department of Taunton as a membership corporation without stock. Purposes include acquiring and owning fire apparatus to protect persons and property from fire. First annual meeting directors listed as Sova Woodhouse Needham Robinson Halcomb Speich Hill, all of Syracuse RD 3. Attorneys Costello Gorman and McNett of Syracuse.
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Albany
Taunton Fire Department
Taunton
John W.sova
O.G. Woodhouse
Cedric E. Needham
George Robinson
Robert L. Halcomb
Charles .Speich
Gerald Hill
Alli
R.D. 3
Syracuse
Corporation
Costello
Gorman
McNett
Syracuse area graduates shine with two valedictorians
Among numerous honor students, Lynecourt School features two valedictorians Jane Krug and Joan Koegel, both posting four-year averages of 94.6 percent. Carmen Ballonardo earns salutatorian with a 94.4 percent average.
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Lynecourt
Jane
Krug
Joan Koegel
Carmen
Ballonardo
Jane ‘Krug
Lyncourt School
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