Empire State News Roundup on Business Slump and Local Politics
A garbled wire service summary from New York reports a light business failure week and mentions various political notes. It notes delegates to a convention, a governor, and a council meeting ending with the installation of Dr. Vere Lopes as moderator in Berkeley, California.
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General Council
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New World Sugar Pact Proposal Draws Mixed Support
International Sugar Council working group met in London to discuss Cuba’s push for a world conference to craft a new marketing accord. Delegates from Poland and Czechoslovakia oppose. 43 member states largely favor holding a conformace later this year. Royal carpet on sale as Queen Mother Mary’s needlework bids reach about 500000 dollars at Gimbels New York. Sunday laws in Canada’s summer resort trigger votes to revise the Car Alliance Act allowing Sunday operation for first time, with 275 in favor and 130 against.
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International Sugar Council
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Deaths and notices mix from Omaha and Washington wire
A jumble of obituaries and public notices lists Joy M. Hwackler 73 former journalist and grain dealer in Omaha and Terman Y Wetter 71. It mentions sporting events and radio listings, a Lord’s Day Act amendment vote in Washington, a referendums bill 36 to 25, and party alliance scare health tests after a wedding anniversary party.
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Senate probes leak amid talk of classified material
Washington reports describe a tense inquiry into alleged handling of secret military information in a taped 1946 conversation involving John S. Service and Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe. An informant said Service called the material "very secret" as investigators seek clarity on wartime disclosures.
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Indiana Democratic nominating convention recap and names
A scrambled report notes Indiana Democrats approaching a convention with U S Rep Andrew Jacobs of Indianapolis and Charles Price of Notre Dame among participants. It mentions Campbell Fort and a general swearing ceremony, with about 2 006 delegates, and hints at minor state offices.
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Andrew
Indianapolis
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University of Notre
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
A quiet day with scattered notes on engagements and political chatter. Kiernan riffs on Eliot, Roosevelt kinfolk, a mock wire to Jimmy promising reinforcements, and a brisk quip about governors and Southern Democrats amid election banter.
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Walter Kiernan
Eliot
Thurmond
Wrigh
North Dakota Primary Vote Sets GOP Faction Contest
North Dakota voters head to polls today to select U S Senate, two House seats, and state offices. The campaign centers on two GOP factions ROC and NPL led by Senator Langer and Governor Randahl, with candidates facing off against Democrats in the fall. Polls open at 5 AM and close after a tense primary fight.
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Democrats
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
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Republican Organizing Committee
2.O.C
League
U. S
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Langer
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Milton R. Young
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John Moses
Thoresen
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N.P.L
Northern rail talks eyed after carrier meeting
Report notes after a conference between the National Media Board and carrier representatives. Spokesmen indicate a desire for joint games rail talks and a quick end to negotiations, though no dates were given.
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G O P Pushes Tax Cuts Fight to House Debate
Washington reports the Republican plan seeks two votes on a two package tax bill. One part lowers excise taxes on consumer goods, while another raises corporate taxes by about 433 million dollars to offset the loss. Republicans rally at a mass meeting of the I.G.O. to back the measure and pressure the Senate to act before the Fourth of July recess.
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House
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Martin
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Senate
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Truman
Maygrl Marin
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New Jersey Milk Production Drops in April
The State Office of Milk Industry reports New Jersey milk production in April totaled 95,306,473 pounds, a 1.70 percent drop from March. Four thousand seven hundred four dairy farms produced milk for market, with total payments to producers reaching 3626,341.52 dollars.
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