VEW Pursues Action On Acheson and Oatis Case
The VEW considers a resolution demanding Secretary of State Dean Acheson resign over handling of the world crisis, backed by California and Florida delegations. The measure, to be voted with a push to press Truman on William N. Oatis, impounded by Czechoslovakia, faces today’s session. Maurice Tobin and Duane Orton headline today’s business. A three hour Fifth Avenue parade drew about 15000 VEW delegates. Gen. MacArthur reviewed units as veterans and the public watched enthusiasts and parade participants along the route.
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Florida
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Associated Press
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Maurice Tobin
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
Fifth Avenue
Nicnelas MacArthur
Polite
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James C. Putnam
Fayetteville
Ark
Charles G. Ralls
Seattle
Colowne
Flood Damage To Cut Into Nation's Food Supply
Federal official foresees a 20 percent drop in U S food production due to flood damage in Missouri and Kansas. Howse says rehabilitating farmland could start within hours of congressional approval and urges rapid action as land remains buried under silt and gravel. President Truman proposes a 4 million flood plan with large annual funding for recovery and related programs.
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Congress blamed for defense act chaos in Capehart speech
Capehart urged Congress to bear blame for price and wage controls arguing the president would sabotage the Defense Production Act unless he writes his own rules. He stressed the three provisions could be repealed and called the amendment an equitable private fallback. Hearings on the amendments were scheduled with officials Wilson DiSalte Johnston to testify and will recess until Sept 19.
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Truman
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Senate Banking Committee
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Michael V. DiSalte
Eric Johnston
Truman Accused Of Trying To Make Congress Scapegoat For Inflation
Washington age 29 Senator Capehart accuses President Truman of hitting below the belt and misrepresenting facts to make Congress the scapegoat for inflation as Senate hearings loom on proposed revisions to wartime price controls. Republican sponsors seek to eliminate three provisions they call the worst and restore prior pricing flexibility and livestock quotas.
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Idaho
Nearby Peaches Still In Demand
Moderate demand and steady market reported in the Wine Meester Martinsburg section yesterday by the price service of the Federal States Market News service. Prices noted include Elberta peaches up 2% and varying market quotes for bulk per bushel with ranges around 69 cents to 1.00, reflecting mixed quality.
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Westly
Bradley Warns Of Danger In Outguess Of Russians
Gen Onar Bradley warned against trying to outguess Moscow as Senate debate opened on a 7.19875 million aid bill to confront Communist aggression. He said no one can read Kremlin minds and urged readiness. Senate Democratic Leader McFarland pressed to finish action this week, proposing a Labor Day recess if needed.
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Onar Bradley
Svingerota
Russia
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United States
McFarland
Arizona
Pattern order from The Pattern Bureau at Hagerstown Md
A fragmented ad offers one piece seamless coat patterns in sizes 2 and 8. Customers are urged to mail 250 for patterns with name address box number and size to Pattern Bureau The Hagerstown Md Dative Mail Box 42 Chelsea Station New York. Immediate orders and fall fashion book promotion mentioned.
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Baby Found on Philadelphia Doorstep Reported
Veronica Burke walking her dog in Philadelphia on August 28 found a baby boy about eight months old on her doorstep. The child was placed with the Children's Welfare Bureau after the discovery, and officials took custody as investigations began.
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Big Three Set To Meet Sept 10 And 14
Acheson will head the U S delegation to the San Francisco conference and attend a four day Big Three session in Washington Sept 14 after the Japanese peace treaty talks. Officials expect discussion of Germany Western defense and Far East issues as key topics. News notes also mention Korea Indo China Iranian oil and Middle East defense as likely items.
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State Department
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Indochina
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San Francisco
Young Matron Named In Social Register Also On Police Blotter
Mineola August 29 Mrs Taylor a 25 year old matron on Long Island appears in the social register while her name surfaces on a Nassau County police blotter accused of stealing jewels worth about 10000 from the home of Mrs Margaret Welch. Detective Pinnell ties jewels to three Manhattan stores and her Hyde Park NY home. she pleads not guilty to grand larceny and is released on 6000 bond. A Maryland board approves teacher salary boosts of 700 to 1190 for four colleges with changes likely next year.
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