Moderate Government Slump Sparks Tax Debate in Congress
Washington reports a weekend forecast of a $2 billion red ink for next year spurring calls for bigger economy and new taxes. House and Senate members clash over tax hikes and spending cuts, with leaders proposing up to $4 billion in tax increases or $3 billion in reduced outlays. Representative Woodrum urges restraint and reconsideration of President Truman’s goals.
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Government steps into Ford strike in mediation push
The federal government moved to help resolve Ford workers’ strike as Walter Reuther meets with federal mediator Cyrus Ching. Reuther says conciliation service plans to attend negotiations in Detroit to press for a settlement, after the union requested mediation intervention.
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Weizmann Returns to Israel After Six Weeks Abroad
President Chaim Weizmann arrived in Tel Aviv today after a six week tour in the United States and France. He landed amid greetings from officials and citizens, resuming duties as head of the Jewish state.
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Editorials Question Subsidies Across Sectors
The editorial page notes controversy over a Secretary of Agriculture plan to subsidize farmers while criticizing government subsidies for businesses like airlines. Marquis Gries frames the debate as a clash between farm aid and overall price stability, urging readers to weigh policy impacts on food costs and industry interests.
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What keeps prices up in the cost of living
SAM DAWSON analyzes why the cost of living remains high despite falling wholesale commodity prices. He notes producers receive less for raw materials while wages lag, leaving living costs near last year’s levels. The piece traces price and wage trends from 1946 to 1948 and suggests price controls and absorption slow the decline.
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Railroads say no higher freight rates this time
At the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing railroads indicate they will not seek higher rates than those already requested. Attorney Jacob Aronson of New York Central, acting as chief counsel, says costs rise but no extra increases are sought beyond the October petition. He notes unions gains and aims to complete proceedings with the current request.
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Rain Cooler Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
Scattered showers and cooler air are forecast by the Weather Bureau. Chief meteorologist Andrew P. Keller says a low pressure area near Lake Superior will move into Central New York tonight, bringing showers and a slight temperature drop. Tomorrow’s high around 63 degrees, with most readings in the 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 71 degrees.
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Debate Guarded LOXDON in Commons Irish Question
Scotland Yard officers were reported on guard in the House of Commons as debate on the Irish question was set to resume. The Yard refused to comment on the situation.
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City engineers call for higher pay after staff losses
Pitts City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts warned the department has been seriously depleted of technical help over the past year as salaries failed to keep pace with private sector jobs. He pointed to the resignation of Richard Hoffman, 45, who left to start a consulting firm, after 19 years with the city and a $3415 salary. Pitts noted Hoffman's loss hurt paving work while Parks Commissioner Barry and Public Works Commissioner Dodge reported floods of job applications indicating rising private unemployment.
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Bulgarian Premier Dimitrov Reported Arrested by Reds
Berlin dated dispatch cites unconfirmed report that Bulgarian Premier Georgi Dimitrov was arrested and sentenced by a Soviet Communist Party court. The Vienna based Montags Echo offered no source and gave no details on charges or sentence. Dimitrov reportedly left his post amid illness and was stated to be in Russia.
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Three Consulates Bombed in Spain
Madrid reports that three Latin American consulates in Spain were damaged by bombs. Police were ordered to round up suspected Reds after the blasts. One person was injured as glass shattered at the Bolivian, Brazilian, and Peruvian consulates within a ten minute span.
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Painters Daub Truman With Non-Union Label
Independent Mo dispatch: President Truman faced a protest over a non union painter at the summer White House. Painters District Council No. 3 AFL mailed a registered letter from Moler who painted for the Trumans before. Moler claims no union ties but criticizes White House labor stance. union rep Cooke cites notices and notes Moler painting for the home. The White House had no comment.
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Body of Artist Found in Woods near Dover
A weeklong search for Levering Hathaway, a 31 year old wealthy artist, ended when a posse found his body in Dover Woodlands about 300 yards from his automobile. Dr. Frederick Stanwood, medical examiner, planned an autopsy to determine cause of death.
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Freedom Tribunal Splits 5-4 in Speech Case
The Supreme Court divided 3 to 4 over free speech in a ruling about whether speech that stirs anger can still be protected. Arthur Terminiello was fined $160 for a February 7 1946 Chicago Auditorium address, and Illinois upheld the conviction for disorderly conduct due to inciting violence among an angry crowd.
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Shanghai unrest and court dissent ripple through era
In Shanghai clashes described with guns and bombs disturb the city as Communist forces confront authorities near the Whangpoo river. Meanwhile in Chicago Chief Justice Douglas and Justices Jackson Burton diverge over free speech in the Terminiello case. Jackson joins Burton on a separate dissent. The majority’s stance on free speech and public peace is challenged as a mob scene and political conflict unfold.
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Playground Planned for Charlies Andrews School
City administration announced plans to build a playground at Charlies Andrews School within the year if contracts are let before summer. Parks Commissioner William A Barry said Mayor Frank Tostilo directed estimates be prepared. the site may include a softball diamond for Charles Andress pupils and neighborhood youths.
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Gromyko Signals Openness to Cooperation Despite Veto Standoff
In Paris for May 23 talks with the Big Four, Andrei A Gromyko indicated a shift from no to maybe on U S Soviet cooperation. The remarks came as he prepared to depart Greenwich Conn by plane, highlighting easing tensions amid scheduled diplomacy.
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Count Ossip De Perelma Mystery in Florida
The wife Lydia Francoise tells police of a possible Florida escape for Ossip De Perelma, with a $23,000 reward for his whereabouts. Officers pursue leads as details of a disappearance unfold, amid fragmented notes and unclear timing.
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Fuller Loses Election Move In House Committee
A House administration subcommittee unanimously refused former Rep. Fuller’s request for four additional months to contest the election result. Fuller alleges fraud in his loss to Rep. Davies in New York’s 1st District and sought time to present further evidence. Davies opposed a longer extension, preferring at most two weeks to respond.
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Eisler Seeks British Shelter in Extradition Case
London magistrate adjourns Bow Street hearing on extradition of Gerhart Eisler, the top American Communist, to the United States. Eisler, claiming asylum as a political refugee, awaits next hearing after being remanded in custody. State Department warns of action against the Polish liner Batory if Eisler is not surrendered. Police escort Eisler from Southampton to Bow Street. Polish diplomats protest outside the court.
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Oil magnate tells tale of clever telephone girl stunt
Texas oilman Cardlson L. Hunt, earning over a million weekly, spoke at a dinner recounting a misdialed call to his college. He shouted at a telephone operator asking if she knew who he was, she replied she did not, but claimed to know his location.
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