Senate Should Stand Firm On Taft-Hartley Override
A historic clash over the Taft-Hartley labor bill pits President Truman's veto against Congress. The House vote to override stood 334 to 88 and now Senate action looms, with Mr. Taft championing the bill and critics warning of long fight over strikes and national economy. The piece defends labor reform, criticizes leadership within unions, and calls for accountability from both unions and corporations as senators prepare to decide on overriding the veto.
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Athe Houae
Truman
Senate
Hose
United States
Congress
Organized Labor
Taft
People of America
United States Senate
House
Veto Power in the United Nations Debate Persisting
Analysts argue that abolishing veto rights of major powers could destabilize the UN and impede enforcement. They cite Russia and others to claim the veto stabilizes adherence to the charter, while others warn that removing it may weaken peace efforts and provoke noncompliance.
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United Nations
Russia
Iarabeeld
U.N
Wolesa Moscow
Russian currency probe reveals war dept misused charitable funds
Senate committees pressed the Army over the $900,000,000 Russian occupation mark scheme. Assistant Secretary Petersen admitted funds from U S charitable contributions and German prisoner payments were used to cover losses, while the Treasury and State Departments set plate printing for occupation marks. Petersen later contradicted himself about redeeming the Russian marks, declaring no current obligation, then acknowledging some deficit. The panel, including Bridges, Knowland, Mahoney, and Morse, pressed for clarity on responsibility as Sir. Bedell Smith was noted as in Moscow.
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Washington
Senate
Smuch
War Department
U. S
New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
Moeney
Bridges
Howard C. Petersen
Strat
Peter
Trs
Congress
War Secretary
Treasury
State Departments
United States
Germany
Idd
Petersen
Knowland
California
Omahoney
Wyoming
Morse
Oregon
Pelersen
Himeetf
U.S
O'Mahoney
Casey
Jed
Louisiana
Colorado
Congressmen Clash Over Conservation And Taft-Hartley Bill
The piece reports on Republican Gordon McDonough of Los Angeles misnaming the Taft-Hartley Bill amid critique of conservation programs. It notes the Senate Banking and Currency Committee considering a RFC renewal with a $50,000 probe into Jesse Jones, plus Hoover urging government loans to private enterprise. Harold Hagen promotes Northwest Minnesota flood control, while a forthcoming House Senate baseball game is humorously forecast with "Mutt and Jeff" officials.
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Gordon McDonough
Los Angeles
House
Senate Banking and Currency
Harold Hagen
Minnesota
Red Lake-Clearwater
GOP
Hagen
Senate
She “Mutt
Jeff
Congress
Igop
Lowell Stockman
Oregon
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
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Fragmentary OCR Note on Water, Forests and Plans
Partial OCR text discusses water, forests, and a plan involving individuals such as Webber and Wardaworth. It mentions dates like the 26th and 20th and refers to a mother and child in a domestic context. The legible content is fragmented with many misspellings.
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