Senator George backs Taft on troop ceiling for Europe
Democratic Senator George of Georgia urged a cap on U S divisions to Europe and insisted Congress define timing and conditions for aid while opposing a blank check. He argued allies must contribute and warned against repeating Korea style burdens. President Truman seeks a majority, with Connally cautious about constraining presidential policy.
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George
Georgia
Taft
Ohio
Europe
Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Truman
U.S
Mr. Truman
White House
Senate
Senator Wherry
Nebraska
Politicians Laugh It Off as Party Conflicts Continue
Stark County political observers note intra party strife over leadership has persisted in both Republican and Democratic camps without lasting damage. The piece argues such squabbles rarely derail parties and stresses the value of open debate and faithful voting for preferred candidates. It also discusses tax bill complaints amid recent reassessments and levy increases.
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Carl F. Wise
Stark County
Vetos Proof Municipal Court Reform Sought
State Senator George Marshall introduces a measure from the Ohio State Bar Association to create a uniform municipal court act. Governor Lausche vetoed a similar bill for losing uniformity due to amendments. A separate bill by Senator Robert Pollock would raise independent petition signatures to 20 percent of governor votes, aiming to strengthen two party competition.
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Ohio State Bar Association
George Marshall
Franklin County
Frank J. Lausche
Canton, Massillon and
Alliance Municipaliy
Robert A. Pollock
Stark County
Pollock
Top Candidates for Canton Council President
Civic minded individuals vie for municipal office in Canton ahead of the May 8 primary. The council president must command parliamentary procedure, decide swiftly, and lead decisively while remaining diplomatic. The role should prepare to step into the mayor's duties with honesty and capability.
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Canton
Council
Tito Defends True Marxism Against Stalin Claim
Belgrade dispatch reports Marshal Tito telling graduate students that his rift with Stalin stems from World War II guerrilla warfare against Nazis. He called the Kremlin leaders misguided and said he represents true Marxism and Leninism while accusing them of deviation.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Stalin
Institute For Social Science
Lenin
Tito
Kremlin
Italian Duchess Elena of Orleans-Aosta Dies at 84
The Naples report says Duchess Elena of Orleans-Aosta, aged 84, died tonight at her Castellammara di Stabia villa after a cerebral thrombosis. She was the widow of the late Duke of Aosta and first cousin of King Vittorio Emanuele III, who led Italy’s Third Army in World War I.
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Elena of
Orleans-Aosta
Castellamara di Stabia
Here
Duke of
Aosta
Vittorio Emanuele III of
Italy
Meat Hoarders and Scare Talk Blamed for Price Jump
In San Francisco on January 20, Loren Bamert, president of the American National Cattlemen's Association, blamed meat hoarders and government scare talk for recent price increases. He cited a million tons moved to cold storage and warned consuming groups, noting cattle readiness for slaughter is at historic highs and urging peak production without hampering policy to keep meat affordable.
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San Francisco
Loren Bamert
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Bamert
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Nine Year Old Boy Dies After 110 Days in Coma
In Baltimore on January 19, nine year old Robert Landon of Barbbaville Md died after 110 days in a coma from a compound skull fracture suffered when struck by an automobile Sept 30 near his home. He had been sustained by forced feedings and intravenous injections.
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Robert Landon
Barberville
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