Tax relief delayed to January as Congress shuns November session
Republican leaders indicated there will be no tax reduction bill at the November special session. Knutson predicted a $4,000,000,000 tax cut measure may wait until January as Speaker Martin favored postponing the measure to the regular session. Halleck reiterated GOP commitment to tax relief amid wartime tax burdens.
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Republican High Command
Conecress
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Speaser Martin
Congress
Krutson
Martin
R-Mass
Halleck
Hallech
Republican Party
New Deal
Radar parts shipped to Yugoslavia by relief group
Thirty crates of radar and radio equipment, enough for three naval sets, were sent from New York aboard the S. S. Radnik on October 25 to Yugoslav Red Cross via the American Committee for Yugoslav Relief. Officials said no law was violated and the FBI reviewed the gear before departure. The committee claimed it only provided warehouse space. customs listed the committee as shipper.
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Yugoslavia
American Committee For
Yugoslav Relief
Britain
S. S. Radnik
Yugoslav Red Cross
American Committee
Navy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Zlaton Balakovic
Relief Committee
Mystery Shooting Fatal for Edward Long at Onondaga Skeet Club vicinity
Edward Long about 60 of Tully was found dead at 9 45 A M near Butternut drive close to the Onondaga Skeet Club. Coroner says a .22 bullet entered above the left ear and exited top right skull suggesting foul play or hunter accident. Pocket contents were turned inside out complicating the case.
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Edward Long
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Tully
Onondaga
65 Target For Mercury
A cold snap touched regions from the Rockies to the Texas panhandle while the local forecast calls for 65 degrees today. Meteorologist Andrew P Keller predicts fair warmer weather with showers and strong winds tonight and Saturday then a colder dip with possible freezing temperatures Saturday night. Foggy pockets cleared as humidity at 8:30 A.M. stood at 93 percent.
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Rockies
Texas Panhandle
Andrew P Keller
Keller
Douglas Returns To Washington For Taft Hartley Talks
The U S Embassy said Ambassador Lewis Douglas would fly to Washington for conferences with government officials, about ten days. Congress passed Taft Hartley to give workers more freedom, protect unions, balance rights and duties, and ensure impartial administration between rival unions. Tomorrow: A Right Not to Join.
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United Sitates
Lewis Douglas
Washington
Congress
Mutinies and Fall of Czarism Recalled in 1917 Column
Bertram Benedict revisits the October 24 1917 mutiny by Russian troops and the Duma declaration signaling the end of czarist rule. The note appears on the editorial page with other features listed: comics Ida Jean Kain Dr Brady Crossword Mary Haworth Horoscope and sections including Amusements Financial Bridge Inq.Reporter Deaths Social Editorials Sports Letters Winchell and Today’s Pictures.
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Bertram Benedict
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Brady
Mary Haworth
Ex Georgia jurist Reid dies by suicide in Atlanta
Charles Simpson Reid 49 former chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court fell from the 12th floor of an Atlanta office building. Police labeled the death suicide. Reid had been in ill health for months, according to his business associates.
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Charles Simpson Reid
Georgia Supreme Court
Atlanta
Reid
Ships Bring 4 962 to New York Port
Five vessels docked in New York carrying 4 962 passengers. The heavy influx strained customs facilities prompting extra inspectors to be dispatched from nearby stations including LaGuardia Field.
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New York
Port of
LaGuardia Field
16,000 Jewish immigrants sail to Palestine from Romania
The Daily Graphic reports 16,000 illegal Jewish immigrants are en route to Palestine from Romania aboard two ships. Farmed crewmen are aboard, and the voyage is part of ongoing emigration pressures in the region.
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London
INS
London ‘Daily Graphic
Palestine
Romania
She Belief and Footwear Go A Step Too Far
A Pullman-Standard Carworker quips about belief and fashion stating she endures much for her belief and can wear a size five shoe on a size seven foot. The humor hinges on literal shoe size mismatch and confident stance.
Hughes Friends in Washington Noted by Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators heard that high War Department officials named President Roosevelt and Jesse Jones as powerful Hughes friends in Washington. Retired Maj. Gen. Bennett Meyers testified about a 1943 telephone with Lovett discussing a Hughes contract for 100 photo reconnaissance planes. He quoted Lovett saying Hughes had powerful friends and that Jones and the President were involved.
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Llp
Senate
War Department
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Howard Hughes
Bennett E. Meyers
Air Materiel Command
Hughes
Secretary of War For
Air
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
Red Boycott Splits UN Closer to Marshall Plan Action
Russia and four Soviet bloc allies announced a boycott of the United Nations Little Assembly after the 57 nation political committee approved the Marshall Plan by 43 to six. Sir Hartley Shawcross said the boycott underscored the real East West divide as delegates watched the admission debate begin.
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Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
Little Assembly
Hartley Shawcross
Britain
Marshall
Assembly
Cold Moscow parade highlights Soviet strength and absence
Marshal Bulganin praised an absent Stalin as sleet and rain drenched the parade. U S Ambassador Smith and top American military officers were not invited and did not attend. President Truman sent warm greetings to the Soviet people without naming officials.
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Nikolai Bulganin
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Army
Navy
Air Force
Smith
Councellor Elbridge Burbrow
United States
U U. S
Stalin
Bulganin
Dent ‘Prauman
Nickolai Mikhailovichy Shvernik
Presidium
Bermuda Sky Queen Forced Landing Hearings Open
The Civil Aeronautics Board begins hearings into the mid Atlantic forced landing of the Bermuda Sky Queen, a flying boat with 62 passengers and seven crew. Details appeared on page 13.
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New York
INS
Civil Aeronautics Board
mid-Atlantic
Bermuda
Hens Protest at White House as Food Project Faces Obstacles
Citizens Food Committee members staged a noisy demo against the Poultry for Victory program with crates of 920 chickens heading to Washington. Charles Luckman and officials pledged to seek better grain-saving options, while some shipments were redirected to Salvation Army hunger relief and the Army hospital. Delmarva Poultry Corp offered to arrange pickup for unsold birds within 24 hours. Local farmers sent birds to spotlight grain needs in Europe.
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Citizens Food Committee
Harry
Luckman
Liebegrowers
Charles Luckman
Salvation Army
Los Angeles
Poultrymen's Association
Jess
White House
Truman
Army
Waller Reed Hospital
Maryland
Delmarva Poultry Corp
Salisbury
New York
Thomas Albright
Athens
Henry J. Kreher
Fast
Mr. Truman
Luckman Committee
Marshall Plan Gets Boost From Moscow Broadcast
Washington observers noted Molotov's Moscow radio blast helped spur support for a European recovery program. Senate and House committees planned to outline a Marshall Plan aid package with possible emergency ties to Export-Import Bank and Commodity Credit Corp until March 31. The special foreign aid panel warned Congress may not finish work in time for the session start.
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Capitol Hill
Molotov
Moscow
United States
Russia
Pine
MccGrath
R-R.i
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Kansas
Foreign Relations Committee
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Marshall
House
Capitol
Special Committee On Foreign Aid
Herter
R- Mass
Werter Group
Export-Imports Bank and
Commodity Credit Corporation
France
Italy
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank Morgan Turns Philosopher in New Short Feature
Radio listeners are invited to hear Frank Morgan deliver a humorous yet thoughtful piece as he shifts from tall tale jokes to a philosopher’s angle in a new short feature. The program promises sharp wit and pithy observations.
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