Trade Act in France Faces Renewal Battle Amid Delays
The Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, shaping postwar policy since 1934, expires June 30 1949 without renewal. President Truman urged continuation as Congress stalls, leaving American negotiators in France awaiting action. The act lets the executive cut tariffs for reciprocal concessions, with 42 countries already under agreements, but opposition argues for broader American protection.
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Associated Press
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Hull
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Senate
France
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280 Pound Mother Sentenced For Beating Sons
Elizabeth Rhodeback a 22 year old 280 pound housewife from Homer near Marysville was ordered to serve one year in the Marysville Reformatory for beating her three young sons Kenneth 2 Bryan 18 months and David five months with a thick stick. Juvenile Officer O W Kreager testified the boys were practically beaten raw. Neighbors said she struck Bryan on the head with a dish pan and dragged him indoors. Husband Gail Rhodeback said he feared his wife and recalled she once knocked him out with a beer bottle.
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Marysville Reformatory
Elizabeth Rhodeback
Homer
Kenneth
Bryan
David
O. W. Kreager
Ashcraft
Gail Rhodeback
Rhodeback
Berlin Man Will Receive Air Force Wings July 1
Berlin on June 30 special report states Loris R. Miller son of Mr and Mrs Fred G Miller and Berlin High School graduate will receive his wings as a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force during ceremonies at Williams Air Force Base Fighter School in Chandler Arizona on July 1 Cadet Miller is finishing a year of training in several aircraft including the P 80 Shooting Star
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Loris R. Miller
Fred G. Miller
Berlin High School
U. S. Air Force
William Air Force Base
Chandler
Ariz
Miller
Air Force
Findlay Estate Seeks FCC Approval for WFIN Stations
The estate of the late Fred R Hover of Findlay Ohio has petitioned the Federal Communications Commission to approve the sale of radio stations WFIN and WFIN FM to Findlay Publishing Co.
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Washington
Fred R. Hover
Findlay, C
The
Federal Communications Commission
Standard Radio
WFIN
Wfin-Fm
Findlay Publishing Co
Mineral City Scouts Attend Indians Tigers Game as Guests
Forty three Boy and Cub Scouts of Troop 88 from Mineral City travel to Cleveland to see the Indians play the Tigers. The trip is funded by the Mineral City Lions Club with a bus charter and is led by Scoutmaster Glenn Wise and assistants Gene Reidl and William Reidl.
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Mineral City
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Mineral City Lions Club
Glenn Wise
Gene Reidl
William Reidl
Kosch Named Deputy Director of Selective Service
Washington appoints Col. Lewis F. Kosch, former Grand Rapids C. schools superintendent, as deputy director of the selective service system. He brings administrative experience from education to the national draft program.
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Selective Service System
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