Senator Glen Taylor backs Truman domestically not abroad
Idaho Democrat and former Wallace Progressive vice presidential candidate Glen H. Taylor says he will support President Truman on domestic legislation in the next Congress but will oppose foreign policies like the Marshall Plan and the Greece Turkey quarantine. He insists he remains a Democrat and vows to vote along party lines on domestic issues.
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Buick Cadillac Price Increases Set for 1949 Models
Detroit April updates show Buick and Cadillac raising 1949 model prices by 50 to 112 dollars across the lineup. The cheapest Buick two door special sedan climbs to 1665 dollars while Cadillac 61 series club coupe starts at 2840 dollars and 75 imperial sedan reaches 5253 dollars.
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General Motors Corporation
Store Unit Is Changed Downtown Remodeling At Fargo Wil Wells
Downtown shoppers will find Fargo Wilson Wells more convenient after the downstairs section was remodeled in a well received redesign. Merchandise is now placed in distinct departments with china and glass especially plentiful compared with pre war days.
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Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Pocatello
Battelle Memorial Institute Largest Endowed Research Org
The Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus Ohio with more than 1200 employees is described as the largest endowed research organization in the world.
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Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbia
Record Air Express Shipments Reach 2.97 Million in Nine Months
Railway Express reports 2,969,411 shipments flown in the first nine months of 1948, a 10.4 percent rise from the same period in 1947, marking a new U.S. record for air express.
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Air Express
United States
Railway Express
Cautious Advance Reported In China
Government columns advance carefully from Suchow and Pengpu to break a 50 mile stretch of the Tientsin Pukow railway. Suchow forces reportedly seized Sanpao 15 miles south of Suchow while facing strong Red resistance. Pengpu troops moving north reach Jenchiao 20 miles south of Suhsien.
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Tientsin-Pukow
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Jenchiao
Suhsien
Ohio's Airports and Seaplane Bases Grow Network
Ohio reports 318 airports and landing fields plus 11 seaplane bases. The network connects with global air and private plane links extending to worldwide destinations.
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