White House Trip by Red Is Charged
Former Communist Louis Budenz recounts in Men Without Faces that a Pennsylvania college professor served as a courier and information gatherer to the White House for the Yalta conference. He claims she helped secure moves favoring the Communists and that Soviet leaders reviewed data from Washington before meeting Roosevelt and Churchill. Budenz also accuses rich supporters of financing espionage against the United States and asserts Communist influence in Washington affected Poland policy. he offers to provide names and details in executive session.
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Counterfeit Bills Passed at Buffalo Raceway
At Buffalo raceway betting windows in Hatsburg passers of 310 counterfeit bills, tied to a Secret Service crackdown on a two million dollar counterfeiting ring. James J. Dunnigan, harness track president, says the incident appears aimed at unloading bogus money.
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Mountain Sheep Escapes From Zoo
A mountain sheep named Buster escaped from a Binghamton Zoo transfer site Monday night after leaping a five foot fence and landing in a geranium bed. The non dangerous animal may roam gardens in search of Mona his mate who remains at large at the Celixitl Farm near Cairo, Greene County.
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Rent Curbs In Doubt
Top administration Democrats question if federal rent ceilings can extend another year. A House vote is described as likely close with possible rejection of a local option bill to extend ceilings only in certain cities. The Republican Policy Committee discussed the bill but took no stand.
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Lightning Kills Baltimore Worker
A severe thunderstorm struck Baltimore as lightning killed 24 year old Leo Ours, a construction worker, and injured three colleagues. The incident occurred after they left a half finished house with streets flooded and trees felled by the storm.
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House Banking Republicans Predict Rent Bill Defeat
A House Banking Committee Republican argued federal controls are no longer necessary and forecast the rent bill’s defeat. He added a vote may not occur until mid June.
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Trade Policy Fight Shapes Up on Capitol Hill
Democratic grumbling over oil imports spurs a Republican bid to attach a peril point amendment to reciprocal trade agreements. Senator Millikin says a new vote will come this session, aiming to win over some Democrats and reclaim GOP gains from a failed September test. The plan links fuel import controls to tariff actions and faces opposition from earlier supporters.
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