Steelworkers Rally for Firm Steel Crisis Resolve
Tobin backs Truman amid steel dispute stalemate as 655,000 workers face possible strike. Union delegates unite to demand prompt resolution, reject industry’s bargaining stance, and back political action to advance Roosevelt and Truman era goals. David McDonald lauds Truman’s wage policy role.
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Bonn May Require Billion for Arms
Bonn and allied sources indicate West Germany will require at least one billion dollars in foreign aid during the first year of rearmament to meet the terms of the peace contract and European army treaty. Discussions in Washington note the hunger for aid comes amid mounting defense preparation and economic strain within Austria and surrounding nations.
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Firecracker gag backfires on Kingston boys
Two Hingston boys about 12 were accused of throwing a firecracker from a bus. A gust of wind swept it back into the bus and it struck 62 year old Mrs Dora Orcroft injuring her chest. She is reported in good condition. Police arrested the boys on juvenile charges.
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Woody
Dora Orcroft
State vets housing end is posers for state
New York faces an end to the 70 000 temporary veterans housing program this year but may extend it if permanent housing is unavailable. Housing Commissioner Herman Stichman said the aim is to close by December 31 1952 and dissolve the program with properties disposed of by March 31 1953. Some cities may delay decisions due to lack of permanent housing and local review votes.
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Buffalo
Mitchel Field
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Albany
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Pine
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Investigation Tightens on Wartime Shortages Probe
Syracuse Herald Journal reports a closed wartime session of the Armed Services Committee to finalize a vote on a 400 million dollar cut within a 6.9 billion dollar foreign aid package. The House Labor Committee hears from the National Association of Manufacturers and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce during May sessions.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
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