House Backs Down on Jail For Newsmen
Washington Republican Rep Hoffman announced he would remove the disputed clause penalizing disclosure of confidential data. The bill sought to compel executive agencies to supply data to Congressional committees and punish any offender with one year in prison and a $1000 fine. The move clears a House vote next week while leaders warned against infringing press rights.
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Hoffman
R-Mich
House
Martin
Rmass
Hal Teck
Indiana
House Expenditures Committee
Commerce Department
Un-American Activities’ Committee
FBI
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Condon
Department
Truman
Anti Truman Stand Upheld In Alabama Primary
Alabama voters in the Democratic primary reaffirmed an anti Truman position. In the presidential elector race 21 of 29 signed a pledge against Truman or any civil rights program. A walkout plan for the 26 member delegation drew limited support as leaders across the delegate slate opposed Truman’s renomination.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Truman
Democratic Executive Committee
Sun 2xy Schools Enroll Nearly 23 Million Students
The article estimates total enrollment across United States Sun 2xy schools at nearly 23 million, noting nationwide scale and implications for education.
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Sun
United States
Meat Supply Disruption Amid National Packinghouse Strike
The Missouri Pacific Railroad will stop accepting perishables poultry and livestock shipments after next Friday due to the nationwide strike now in its eighth week. Major packers Cudahy Swift Armour and Wilson refuse wage hikes, while 100,000 workers wage a dispute with no near settlement. Government mediation remains in flux with no firm reunion date in Chicago.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
C.S
Cudahy
Swift
Armour
Wilson
Washington
Cyrus Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Union
Packer
Chicago
Ohio GOP delegates fight in primary high stakes race
Primary results show Stassen seeking delegate at large with nine elected statewide while Marshall trails. Taft supporters demand parity with Taft at large totals. Bricker tops among nine winners with 410 513 votes. Schorrow 330 524. Marshall four with 318 871. Democratic Senate nomination sees Lausche ahead of Miller. Herbert to face Lausche in November after a 40 000 vote gap.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Stassen
Marshall
TAFT
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Sen
John WW. Bricker
Ted
Ed D. Schorroat
Cincinnati
G.O.P. Ihairman
Frank J. Lausche
Ray Op Miller
Cuyahora County
Cleveland
Lausche
Thomas J. Herbert
Parley Halted on Austria Peace Talks by Big Four Deputies
In London the Big Four deputies press on an East-West deadlock as talks on an Austria peace treaty halt indefinitely. British Deputy James Majorbanks will seek guidance on resuming discussions.
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London
Austria
James Majorbanks
Masons Aid 13,000 Vets at New York Headquarters
The Masonic Veteran Headquarters in New York reports assistance has been provided to veterans from across the state. George Abarnewall chairs the service and rehabilitation committee.
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Masons
Masonic
New York
St. George Abarnewall
Theichairman
167th annual com meeting aids veterans and students
The committee has found jobs for 7 000 veterans and assisted 1 500 to gain admission to state schools of higher education. The report covers efforts by the Grand Lodges Free and Accepted Masons to support veterans and education.
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Grand Lodges
New York
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