ABC On Economy And What Congress Is Trying To Do About It
Washington May 21. Reporter James Marlow explains the U S government debt around 251.5 billion dollars and the push to balance expenses and revenue. He notes Truman’s request to raise taxes met resistance and Congress’ push to cut spending amid price declines and rising unemployment. Tax projections shift from 41 to 39 billion, widening the gap between expenses and revenue and stirring debate over economy remedies.
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Governor Has No Authority In Civil Prison Cases
The Vermont governor says he cannot intervene in civil prison matters. Jail commissioners hear petitions. if a defendant is without worldly property he may be freed, or must satisfy a jury judgment. Fugatt, Smith, and Lapan face various sums, all claiming no funds. Fugatt and Lapan are veterans. Springfield Legion post seeks a presidential investigation.
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Red Threat To Shanghai Cuts Last Air Link
Reported Communist infiltration near Shanghai prompts fear of broader reach as Nationalist forces defend Woosung fortress ten miles north. Ship routes risk small arms fire while overall fronts remain vague and censorship shields details. Taft note contrasts era.
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U.S. Pressing To Save Ford Talks
UAW President Reuther warned that if Ford refuses to begin contract negotiations a strike could end and accused the company of violating the law. Ford executives Bugas urged restraint, saying an ultimatum would prolong the dispute. Talks had aimed to start June 1 with a July 15 contract expiry and the company hoped for a settlement before June 1.
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West ready for talks on Greece amid UN discussions
Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Western officials eyed a path to end the Greek war at the United Nations. Russia floated planed elections under great power supervision, a northern frontier commission, and withdrawal of foreign military aid. The United States and Britain rejected major points but favored informal talks with the Greek government kept informed. Greek Ambassador Dendramis met Rusk seeking assurances, stressing peace requires rebels to lay down arms.
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Greeks Cool To Soviet Proposal To End Civil War
Greeks respond cautiously to a Soviet offer to end the Greek civil conflict. Athens awaits text and reactions from the United States and Britain while the cabinet holds a lengthy session without comment. The Moscow broadcast cites conditions including withdrawal of foreign military aid, echoing rebel terms previously rejected.
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Man lures fire department for a water drink in McHenry
In McHenry North Dakota on May 21 a former state hospital inmate Merle Hoggarth barricaded himself after firing at three officers. He lured the McHenry Fire Department by shouting for water and cupped his hands to drink as water streamed from a hose. A siege continued with tear gas and reinforcements while Hoggarth remained in a cafe apartment above the wife operated. The town of 409 people lies about 110 miles northwest of Fargo.
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Senators Blast AEC Fellowship Program Controversy
GOP senators from the appropriations subcommittee criticized the atomic energy commission fellowship program. Senator Wherry questioned security practices and noted information in FBI files about Isador Edelman who received a $3,750 Harvard fellowship despite lacking clearance. Edelman, later invited to testify before committees, said he and his wife explored Communist Party activity in 1943.
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Colored Elks To Convene Here
The Colored Elks gather locally for a convention opening Sunday morning June 26 with memorial services at Asbury M E Church. An Ebenezer A M E Church public session welcomes city and county officials. Parades June 28 feature about 1600 Junior Elks plus adults, promising an even more colorful street pageant than 1946.
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Auckland Plans Tree Memorial In World War Planting
Auckland to plant trees representing Allied nations to honor two world wars. The War Memorial Museum, built after World War I and valued at four million dollars, will be enlarged and turned into a joint memorial. The city council will contact World War II allies requesting tree donations including oaks, maples, wattles, silver trees, redwoods, and other species from multiple countries.
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Edelman Defends Loyalty Amid Party Card Question
Edelman claims his wife possibly received a party card while he got an application blank, which he does not recall signing. He says neither has been involved with the party since, asserting he is a loyal American citizen.
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Hundreds Hurt In Berlin Strike Crises Across West City
Western Berlin endures clashes as anti Communist strikers confront Soviet linked militants. Police fire warnings as rift widens over pay in west marks. British and American planes continue aid while rail yards idle and trains halted. Police report many injuries and arrests amid widespread chaos.
Doctor Testifies In Fatal Fight Case
Dr. Rutledge describes a struggle with Hartman over a knife leading to Hartman’s death. He recounts hitting Hartman with the knife handle, taking the blade, and later disposing of the weapon and items along a road. Rutledge says he acted to defend himself and denies premeditation or intent to rob. He details injuries and her own near-fatal condition after the fight.
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Southern Baptists Debate Common Problems At Convention
Oklahoma City May 21 The Southern Baptist convention considers issues with Northern Baptists as it plans to meet next year in Chicago marking a shift in pattern for the group. Rev. T C Gardner reports on a study of north south relations as Dallas leader and 9000 delegates prepare youth rally evangelistic service and a controversial by law change faces rejection amid friction over Federation ties.
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Berlin strike slows city transit and supply routes
Soviet papers label the strike criminal while accusing West German police of aiding the strikers. The long stoppage threatens to curtail Berlin’s public service though Allied forces keep 8,000 tons of daily supplies flowing. Elevated rail service moves toward limited operation as trains from West Germany and the Soviet zone must trans-ship cargo at nearby points.
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