Delay Threatens Draft Bill as Defense Funds Rise
Washington reports a clash between the Rules and Armed Services Committees delaying action on draft legislation while President Truman seeks 2.43 billion more for defense. The dispute centers on manpower plans and a draft versus volunteer system, with Senate anticipated to act on a combined draft and training bill.
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Gromyko Plans Summer Vacation From UN Post
Soviet diplomat Andrei Gromyko announces a several month break from his duties as United Nations representative to return to Russia for rest. Jarob Malik, former envoy to Japan, is poised to replace him during the absence while Malik travels from London to assume duties.
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Vermont GOP delegates clash as Old Guard and youth vie
Vermont Republicans head to the national convention amid a bitter power struggle between the "Old Guard" led by James F Dewey and a younger faction backed by Gov Ernest W Gibson. The state traditionally sends an unpledged delegation, and this year is expected to follow suit.
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Rare Abbey Relics Moved to Rome Library
Monastic relics from Montecassino, removed during World War II and spared from bombing, have been relocated to the Biblical College on the ancient Aurelian Way outside Rome. The sole remains of the Benedictine abbey are kept in a specially built room for scholarly consultation.
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Deaths and obituaries from Hastings to Jamestown
Obituary notices honor Otis Swift 77 nature editor of the New York World and founder of the Yosian Brotherhood in Hastings on Hudson. Sir Robert Henry Clive 70 former British ambassador to Japan and Belgium with ties to Forest Row. Piste Hitz 30 Swiss army pilot who aided US rescue efforts on Aguh Glacier in 1846. William Thomas Shaw 76 authority on North American birds and animals and professor emeritus at Fresno State College. Alwin G Ernst 66 managing partner of Ernst & Ernst CPAs in US and Canada, Cleveland. Christopher Evan King 65 retired official of General Annie and Film Corp and the Anseo Company, in Binghamton. Judson D Wright 73 former State Assembly member from Chautauqua County. Jamestown region obituary notes.
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States Urged to Get Out of Liquor Business
The national conference of State Liquor Administrators urged that state governments should exit liquor production and sales. They argued private enterprise, with regulation, better serves public interest than government control.
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Britain Raises 1948 Steel Target by Half Million Tons
The British government boosted the 1948 steel production target to 14,500,000 tons after output data showed the industry running above 15 million tons in the first four months of the year. Also reports note ships near Rio de Janeiro responding to SOS from the steamship Eugene F. Moron after a severe explosion.
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Hanley Postpones South Vacation to May Speaking Duties
Acting Gov Joe R Hanley postponed a planned southern motor trip with his wife. He will instead speak at the States Young Republicans convention in Schroon Lake on May 22 and at American Day in White Plains on May 23.
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New Inquiry In Air Force Buying Urged
Four Democratic members of the old Senate War Investigating Committee call for new inquiries into Air Force procurement methods and personnel at Wright Field. They fault the Republican majority for the Hughes inquiry and say evidence shows no corruption by Howard Hughes, urging Congress to probe further.
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Railroads and Army Takeover Sparks Public Debate
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