Truman Forces Rally To Save Rent Curbs Expiring June 30
Washington March 9 A Senate rally seeks to extend Federal rent controls beyond June 30 as President Truman’s request for a one year extension passes through debate. The Senate Appropriations Committee attaches a terminal leave provision to a funding bill, directing early staff reductions at the Housing Expeditor.
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Truman
Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lucas of
Minois
Myers
D-Pa
Appropriations Committee
Tighe Woods
Woods
Levjela
Congress
House
Veterans Administration
McCarthy Accuses Official in Senate Disloyalty Case
McCarthy warned of a high State Department official linked to shielding a disloyal employee. Tydings pressed for the name, McCarthy offered to provide it to the committee, while denying current knowledge of the exact identity. McCarthy also labeled Dr. Jessup as aligned with Communist causes and cited Mrs. Dean Acheson in a conspiratorial frame.
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McCarthy
State Department
Senate
Tydinge
Tydings
Wisconsin
Jessup
Far East
American Russian Institute
Dean Acheson
House
Washington
Blizzard Strikes Midwest Amid Severe Storms
The barometer showed no lingering good weather as bitter cold spread across Minnesota the Dakotas Michigan and Wisconsin with temperatures down to 12 below in International Falls. Light snow gusty winds and severe thunderstorms disrupted power and communications across the Northeast and Midwest. Four deaths were reported in Nebraska with multiple injuries and property damage unofficially estimated above one million dollars.
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Sparts
Minnesota
Dakotas
Michigan
Wisconsin
International Falls
Minn
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Nebraska
Parte
Midwest
Atomm
Socialized Medicine Topic Of Meeting
A Young Republican Club meeting debated the pros and cons of socialized medicine. Participants included Lloyd Kuhn attorney Dr J Walter Layman Lester Lushbaugh labor leader John Judge official of the American Fruit Growers and a member of Ireland. Dr Layman moderated the panel and forum.
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Repub.iean Club
Lloyd Kuhn
J. Walter Layman
Lester Lushbaugh
John Judge
Ireland
Kathn
Lavman
Lushbaugh
Judge
England
Wiliam T. Layman
Labor unions oppose Lewis offer amid Chrysler strike
The CIO United Mine Workers and Clominians rejected Lewis proposal for aid to Chrysler strike supporters. They stated they would accept outright gifts for nonstriking leaders only if in line with solidarity and unity within the labor movement.
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Detroit
Lewis
Enna
Zia
F Lewis
United Mine Workers and
Clominians
Careers Meeting Plans Announced
A school plans two half hour sessions on vocations with guests and speakers covering fields from art to woodwork. Dr. Cromwell will open with guidance on career preparation, and Joyce Snyder will perform an organ recital at the Hagerstown High School conference.
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Tunity
R. Floyd Cromwell
Joyce Snyder
Hagerstown High School
John R. Kerr
Hagerstown High
James Solt
Bruce Enchison
Paul Fitez
Kenneth L. Adams
Herman Stockstager
William J. Beard
Armed Services
George Ridenour
Leo Kelly
T. Wrona
David Kaugh
Margaret Green
Doris Miles
Harriet Pope
Pauline Myers
Dorothy Newcomer
Vivian S. Grove
Evelyns
Stobb
Lois Snyder
M Lois. Lunim
Robert E. Harvie
Clarence V. Leo
Harold E. Wibberly, Jr
Anormalee Way
Paris riot injures deputy during assembly clash
In Paris, deputy François de Menthon was hurt as socialist deputies used violence to oppose a bill aimed at breaking the Red drive against U.S. arms shipments to France.
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Popular Republics
Francois de Menthon
French National Assembly
Paris
U.S
France
Easter Seal fire at Sandia base injures 16 prisoners
The 16 prisoners include 14 ground force personnel and two Air Force, with three services represented. Major Koleter estimated property damage around 5000 dollars. Investigators found a copy of Infantry Journal opened to It Doesn't Pay To Go AWOL.
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Ground Force
Air Force
Koleter
Miller
Infantry Journal
Sandia
University of California
Western Electric Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Fire sweeps guardhouse at secret weapons base kills 14 prisoners
A fatal fire at Sandia Base guardhouse claimed 14 prisoners after the blaze swept the area soon after dinner. Officials led by acting CO Col. Kenner Hertford ordered a full probe as ambulances ferried victims to local hospitals in Albuquerque.
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Kenneth Kolster
Kolster
Sandia
Kenner F. Hertford
Robert M. Montague
Veterans Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albuquerque
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Mexico City College
Gil of Rights
Blanchard
Carol Cassler
Tex” Madison
Chrysler
Frank MR. Perry
Los Angeles
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Ede
Russell Miller
Columbus
Ohio
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
United States
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Ux Fleisher
Fashion Fleer
Shipp’s Sea Food
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