Time Scarce Aug 15 Deadline Reported For Congress
Democratic leaders seek August 15 adjournment even if many Truman proposals remain unacted. Taft hints at veto risk on repeal of Taft Hartley, while Senate eyes a substitute bill revising major provisions. House action on housing and school aid urged amid trade and NA treaty questions. Murray presses labor, civil rights, and welfare measures.
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Legislation Eases Foreign Spy Residency Amid Editorial
James Marion argues in The Nation Today that current bills would simplify staying in the U S for foreign spies and even encourage espionage. The piece appears with notices for other features on pages Be and 15 Comics and lists sections such as Amusements and Letters.
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Dionne Quints Reach Fifteenth Year In Ontario Family
The Dionne quintuplets marked fifteen years with their parents Oliva and Elvira Dionne in Callander Ontario. The girls Annette Emilie Yvonne Cecile and Marie attend a local school run on the Dionnes property, study in French, wear identical outfits, and help at home. Their future careers remain undecided and they may pursue religious life.
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West plan for German unity angers Soviet Vishinsky
Paris dispatch says Western powers shared a four point plan for a German federal state based on Bonn, with four power control. Vishinsky agreed to study it but called it unacceptable from the start. a French spokesman described his willingness as a promising sign.
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Moslem Rites Plotted For Rita Hayworth Aly Khan Marriage
Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan plan Moslem rites after civil ceremony in Vallauris. Moslem Church head Si Kaddour Ben Ghabrit calls the ceremony simple with dowry declaration. The couple, now married, toured the Vallauris chateau and discussed honeymoon travel while guests toasted with champagne.
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U.S. Warships Leave Yangtze River Anchorage
All United States warships sailed from their anchorages in the Yangtze below Shanghai. Four ships remained, including a cruiser believed to be the St Paul and two destroyers at the Yangtze mouth. Another destroyer stood farther up near Woosung where the Whangpoo meets the Yangtze.
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Fair Warm Weekend Forecast With Memorial Day Hope
The weatherman promises warmer weather for the Memorial Day weekend with no definite signs of rain. A cool night is forecast with lows near 40, and Saturday will be fair and a bit warmer in the afternoon reaching around 70. Increasing clouds and warmth are expected Monday.
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Rochester physicist summoned by HUAC to testify
Associate professor of physics at the University of Rochester, Dr. Bernard Peters, says he has been subpoenaed by the House Un-American Activities Committee led by Rep. Woods to appear in Washington on June 8. Peters, who worked in Berkeley radiation labs during World War II as part of the Manhattan Project, joined Rochester in 1946.
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Berlin rail strike may go to top level in coming days
American officials say Berlin’s week long railway strike could require higher government action by the four powers. James W. Riddiebarger and C A Dix note high policy questions clouding the dispute and the Paris talks may intervene. Brig Gen Frank S. Howley accuses the Communists of engineering the crisis to aid Russian negotiators at Paris.
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Man Hoarding Underwear Nets Police Attention
Washington police arrested a carpenter after thousands of stolen undergarments were found in two steamer trunks a bushel basket and four suitcases in his apartment. A woman's skirt dropped from his trouser leg during questioning and led to the arrest. The items had been stolen from Bethesda Maryland apartment dwellers over the past year.
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Tax on Slot Movies in Taverns Sparks Buffalo Ruling
Internal Revenue official in Buffalo holds that any part of a movie shown in a tavern triggers a 26 percent cabaret tax. Collectr George T. McGowan cited a Rochester pub test as basis for the ruling. He said coin-operated movie machines gaining popularity are not controlled by taverns and aren’t a public performance for profit.
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Police hunt for nude roadside showwoman in California
In Inglewood California police searched for a modern Lady Godiva seen four times in four communities this week. Witnesses could not provide a license plate for the battered coupe she rode in. Police chief Carl Cupp called her a possible mental case and noted the noon hour appearances drew excited women but no male complaints. The woman, about 30, five feet five, with flowing black hair, was described by a Redondo Beach resident who witnessed her in Lawndale and Redondo Beach.
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Eisler in hiding after Bow Street release in US case
Eisler fled after a Bow Street Court magistrate freed him in extradition proceedings. In Washington Attorney General Tom Clark vowed ongoing efforts to secure his return and said the fight with the House Un-American Activities Committee would continue. Eisler, convicted of visa falsification and refusing to testify, had been free on bail pending appeal and criticized authorities.
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Ford Labor Dispute Talks Break After 13 Hour Session
Detroit negotiators ended a marathon session with plans for another night meeting at 8 PM. The core issue remained whether Ford could demand faster production rates and whether an arbitrator could judge human factors on the assembly line.
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Scented coal eyed as new refining breakthrough
Joan Stewart of Ashland Refining Co reports at the Michigan Retail Coal Merchants Association conference that researchers are testing an oil treatment to give coal a violet pine or rose scent while remaining dustless. Some object to the oily odor, but the process could even yield bourbon scented coal for winter supplies.
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A Good Dog George Rice Tells Kennel Tale Near Sacramento
George Rice of the American Kennel Club shared a dog story at his kennels near Sacramento. Two men brag about their dogs, one claims his dog will dive for a dollar in water, the other recalls a dog retrieving sea bass and change after being sent into the ocean at Ocean City last week.
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