Aid Impasse in Senate Holds Up Foreign Aid Bill
Senate leaders failed to resolve disputes over a 5.57 billion dollar foreign aid bill. amendments would fund a Spain loan and curb Hoffman spending, but were blocked by Vice President Barkley ruling them new legislation. The measure returns to the Appropriations Committee after a day of debate.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
U. S
Franco Spain
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Alben W. Barkley
Scott W. Lucas
GOP
Kenneth S. Wherry
Appropriations Committee
Lucas
Water Pact Near as Wyoming, Idaho Edge Toward Deal
Idaho and Wyoming officials met in Pocatello to advance a four percent water allocation from the Snake River. L. C. Bishop of Cheyenne proposed the split. Idaho delegates urged wording changes while Bishop suffered a heart attack and could not attend. Attendees included Mark R. Kulp, R. J. Newell, and water-user representatives from Milner Dam to the Wyoming border.
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Ees
Pocatello
Idaho
L. C. Bishop
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bishop
Sharpe
Idaho Commission
Sharp
Mark R. Kulp
Boise
Idaho State Reclamation Engineer
R. J. Newell
Woolworth Heiress Keeps Son For Rest Of Summer
Barbara Hutton Troubetzkoy won permission to keep her 13 year old son Lance Reventlow through the summer. Under a custody agreement he would stay with her in Italy and return by Sept 7 to be with his father and register at St George's School Newport. A Venice heat wave and the heiress illness were cited in proceedings.
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Dedham
Mass
Barbara Hutton Troubetzkoy
Woolworth
Kurt von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lance Reventlow
Princess Troubetzkoy
Arthur W. Davis
Italy
United States
St. George’s School
Newport
R. I
Venice
Prince Igor Troubetzkoy
Lido
Atomic Aide Explains Area's Nuclear Project Scope
An Atomic Aide outlines area readiness for a reactor project with 400000 acres of desert land and core drill results. He compares reactors to furnaces, notes controlled energy output, and discusses naval and aircraft propulsion research at Arco. Canada leads in reactor tech with natural uranium fuel. most uranium comes from Canada and the Congo.
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Johnston
Arco
Canada
Belgian Congo
Barkley Hints At Marriage After Queen Crowning
Vice President Alben Barkley in Culpeper Virginia at the county 200th anniversary celebration joked about marrying again after crowning Lucyle Dove Humphries a 17 year old queen. He kissed the Longwood College sophomore and adjusted the crown in a gallant gesture. A separate query on export law drew a Washington answer about fissionable materials and shipments.
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Culpepper
Alben Barkley
Lucyle Dove Humphries
Culpepper County
Barkley
Longwood College
Steel Union Signs Taft Hartley Affidavit in New York
Philip Murray of the CIO and United Steelworkers signed a non-Communist affidavit, ending a 25 month hold-out under Taft Hartley. James Thimmel and David J. McDonald also signed, enabling combined bargaining and fair labor charges. Six left wing CIO unions have not signed yet.
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Washington
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
National Labor Relations Board
James Thimmel
Steel Union
David J. McDonald
International Executive Board
New York City
United Electrical Workers
the Marine Cooks and Stewards
Harry Bridges
American Communication Association
Fur and Leather Workers
United Public Workers
Ashes of 10 Newsmen Arrive at Idlewild
The remains of ten American journalists killed in a plane crash in India on their way home from Indonesia arrived Thursday at Idlewild airport.
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New York
India
Indonesia
Idlewild
Radar contact with the Moon reported by Signal Corps
The U S Signal Corps established radar contact with the Moon in 1946. Echo returned to the sending station in under three seconds.
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Moon
U. S. Signal Corps
Life Saved But Peanuts Are Out
Two year old Gerald W Rease survived a 44 mile ordeal and a physician removed a peanut from his lung. His father Stephen Rease a grocer in Silver Springs New York said no peanuts will be allowed at home for years while Gerald and his brothers grow up and recover.
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Philip Giustino
Elmont
N. Y
Phil
Carnegie Hall
New York
Buffalo
Gerald W. Rease
Stephen Rease
Silver Springs
Rease
Gerald
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Woodruff Randolph
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