House OKs Fund for Tax Collectors and Agencies
A congressional committee approved funding for tax collection, Treasury, and Postal services for the year starting July 1. The panel endorsed permanent appropriations totaling about 8.2 billion, and backed specific agency budgets including Narcotics, Customs, and Secret Service, while proposing higher postage rates to cover deficits.
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Doolittle Seeks Mayoral Nomination From Fifth District
Fifth District Councilman Doolittle, the first Republican openly seeking the mayoral nomination, unveiled his stance after a council meeting. He criticized the bidding process for 1,000 new meters, noting bids failed to meet specs and that competitive bidding was lacking. He urged two bids meeting specifications before any award.
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Onondaga County
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George H. Bowles
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Albert C.deisseroth
George F. Waite
W. Frank Kavanaugh
States Recognize Israel and Trans-Jordan by Canton
The Chinese Republic today formally recognized the states of Israel and Trans-Jordan. The diplomatic move marks a significant alignment in the Middle East region and expands formal ties with two key states. The announcement comes amid regional negotiations and shifts in international relations.
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Israel
Trans- Jordan
Prison Inmates Riot Wounds Guards at Oklahoma Reformatory
A riot at the Granite State Reformatory in Southwest Oklahoma left three guards injured and about 360 inmates involved. Warden Claude F Moore said prisoners used knives, chairs and sacks of flour to bar entry while tear gas finally ended the uprising. One guard, G W Black, was reported in critical condition with head and internal injuries.
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Oklahoma
Budget Clash Over State Tax Plan Delays Legislature
The Erie delegation and Westchester lawmakers oppose Dewey and Mahoney proposals to cut state aid for education and the state university. Leaders warn budget action may push adjournment into April as revolts threaten Dewey’s tax plan. Mahoney argues for targeted cuts without service loss and cites a potential $11 million surplus. The Senate committees prepare amid Democratic calls for reduced non civil service jobs.
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Army Recruits Left With Extended Basic Training
Fort Monroe Virginia reports 14 weeks of basic training for new recruits up from eight. General Devers said the longer course aims to build individual skills as regular units reach full strength, delaying rush to fill gaps.
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Jacob L. Devers
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United States
New York Doctors Defy AMA Levy Plan
The largest physician group in the AMA withdrew support for a compulsory health insurance levy. A New York County Medical Society meeting rejected a 25 dollar per member assessment aimed at funding a campaign for voluntary health systems. A revote was planned for March 25 after a heated debate.
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Aid Bill Near Completion in Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced the $5.58 billion European recovery act behind closed doors. Chairman Connally of Texas warned completion may take two to three days, as the group weighs potential cuts despite yesterday’s review of Britain's £940 million program. Britain rejects the recovery claim while EC Hoffman calls Mayhew’s remark politically driven, stressing the money’s essential role for Western Europe.
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Britain
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Mayhew
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Europe
Russia Cuts Prices of Food and Clothing
A decree signed by Prime Minister Statin and Malenkov orders immediate price cuts across 45 categories of essentials. Bread butter cheese and clothing see reductions from 10 to 80 percent as stores prepare to implement new prices and inform shoppers by evening.
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Lady From Ada Accepts Proposal in Legislature
In Boise Idaho yesterday the Idaho House heard a humorous scene as Pen E A Snow and Edith Miller sparked a joke on marriage. Miller stated she accepted the proposal after formal consideration, prompting laughter and a brief recess.
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Princess Elizabeth and Duke to Visit Edinburgh
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh travel to Edinburgh Scotland for two days of official ceremonies The Princess will receive an honorary degree from the University of Edinburgh and the Duke will be granted the freedom of the city.
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Albany Man Moore Assistant Named Deputy State Comptroller
Albany to William J. Dougherty of Albany, an employee since 1925, named deputy state comptroller in charge of the division of audits and accounts. The $12 500 a year post was announced yesterday by Comptroller Frank C. Moore.
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Wiliam J. Dougherty
US Sentences Five Europeans as Spies
Five Europeans were convicted in Munich on charges of obtaining information for a foreign power. Sentences ranged from 12 to 16 years, and the group included three Germans and two Poles led by Theodore Teendies. Other defendants named were Herman Hnopp, Rudolph Bacers, Georg Holaizier, and Ziel Schefrock with varied terms.
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