Senate debates social security expansion and pay as you go study
Senators support a bill to extend social security coverage to about 10 million more people and boost future benefits. A Finance Committee plan calls for a congressional study of a pay as you go system with universal coverage and potential further changes next year. Key figures include George of Georgia and several Republicans and Democrats voicing support or opposition as the debate centers on solvency and long term funding. Philip Jaffe testified at a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee hearing in Washington regarding Amerasia.
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We: System
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Retters
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Congress
House
Millikin
Cole
Finance Committee
Cain
Butler
R-Neb
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia
Senate Foreign Relations
Washington
Amerasia Magazine
New York
For Rent ads echo through the Times-Enterprise
A fragment from the Times-Enterprise highlights want ads for apartments, rooms, and houses. The piece notes how readers scan the paper for rental listings and emphasizes the long standing tradition of classified For Rent notices guiding seekers to available housing.
Economy Drive Backfires in Senate Test
Washington June 14 The senate trial of a broad economy drive faced a setback as funds for the agriculture department were increased by a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Russell. House approved 764 million for agriculture, with total cash for the fiscal year around 1.43 billion once loans and revenues are counted. Russell declined to confirm totals, citing five days of clerical work. The package moves through one-assembly action toward the full Appropriations Committee and Senate approval before return to the House. Russell warned it is unfair to claim all items favor agriculture.
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House
Appropriations
Russell
D-Ga
Agriculture Department
Full Appropriations Committee
Solons Oppose Nomination of M. A. Hutchinson
Senators Byrd and Robertson oppose Martin A. Hutchinson of Virginia for the Federal Trade Commission citing lack of qualification and political appointment. Hutchinson testified he is qualified and would act as an arm of Congress. committee action is expected soon.
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M. A. Hutchinson
Washington
Byrd and Robertson
Martin A. Hutchinson
Virginia
Federal Trade Commission
Hutchinson
Truman
Senate Commerce Committee
Richmond
Byrd
Byrd- Robertson
Congress
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Taft of Onto
GOP
Trade Commission
CED Forecasts Doubling Real Income For Americans In 30 Years
The Committee for Economic Development says real income or buying power could double in 30 years if productivity per man hour keeps rising at past rates. It calls for tax reform, stable growth, lower corporate taxes, and better management to raise long term productivity and investment.
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Committee For Economic Development
CED
Businessmans Planning Organization
Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Co
Soviet Budget Reveals Defense Hit For 18.5 Percent Of Spend
The Soviet Union earmarked 10.85 billion rubles for defense this year, about 18.5 percent of total expenditures, per Finance Minister A G Zverev in a budget speech to the Supreme Soviet. He noted defense took 32.6 percent in 1940, 24 percent in 1946, and 19 percent last year. U S figures show 30.6 percent of the budget for defense. Secretary Acheson in Dallas warned Moscow aims to intimidate non Soviet nations with military preparations and plotting, hinting at possible use of force when strong enough.
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Supreme Soviet
Stalin
Zverev
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U.S
Dallas
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Dean Acheson
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia June 14 1950
Partly cloudy and warm through Friday with a slight chance of scattered afternoon thunder showers Thursday and Friday. Cotton dusting remains favorable. Temperature: high 91, low 64 yesterday. month high 104, low 49. Precipitation: 0.00 in last 24 hours, 1.98 in month to date, 20.36 since January 1. Normal for the month 5.45.
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Thomasville
Hurricane Warning System Resumes Operation Friday
The Weather Bureau restarts its hurricane warning system linking 27 Atlantic and Gulf Coast cities by teletype. The system tracks storms as the June 16 start of the season nears, with alerts shared among cities from Brownsville to Charleston and occasional links to Washington New York and Boston.
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Weather Bureau
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Gulf Coast
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Navy
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Puerto_Rico
Georgia and Florida Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with scattered afternoon thundershowers over the northwest portion this afternoon or evening. Florida sees partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Thursday with general to moderate southerly coastal winds.
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Controls Pass House to Face Senate Fight
The House approved a rent control bill 202 to 163 and sent it to the Senate amid a threat of a renewed filibuster. Senator Cain warned of a vigorous fight possibly delaying action beyond June 30, while the bill extends federal controls to January 31 with options for six extra months in some areas.
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Washington
Cain
Rash
Congress
Drivers Seek Injunction Against Overnite Violence
In Atlanta on June 14 the AFI truck drivers union filed suit against Overnite Transportation Company alleging violence toward striking members. A court hearing was scheduled for June 23 with 28 union members listed as plaintiffs.
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Overnite Transportation Company
Truck Drivers and Helpers Union
AFI
Bicycle Enthusiast Arrested For Operating While Intoxicated
Atlanta June 14 AP Henry Stewart 43 rode a bicycle while intoxicated and was jailed ten days with a 30 day sentence. Patrolmen say he rammed an automobile during an improper turn accident, adding 14 days for the mishap.
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Henry Stewart
City Stockade
J.P. Eaves
M. C. Faulkner
Stewart
Talmadge Caps North Georgia Swing After Media Outburst
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge continued his re election campaign in North Georgia after an outburst targeting newspapers. He told a Rome audience that opponents spread Talmadge cussings rather than issue positions. He cited a 200 bed Bed capacity increase at Battey Tuberculosis Hospital and pledged broader education and road programs while maintaining school segregation. He planned to speak in Winder tonight.
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Herman Talmadge
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Rome
Rockmart
Marietta
Georgia
Winder
Labor strikes disrupt milk supply in Pittsburgh and D C
U S labor strikes threaten milk and dairy products hitting Western Pennsylvania and Washington D C. About four million people affected as unions demand a 40 hour week and higher wages while dealers push arbitration. Emergency deliveries continue to hospitals and babies in both regions.
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AFL
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Edi
Jared Duff
Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers ‘Association
Nnion
Washington
Howga Solons Vote on Rent Control Bill
Washington June 14 AP reports the House passed the rent control bill 202 to 163. For Brown Camp Lanham Vinson. Against Cox Davis. Paired Pace Woods. Absent voting Preetom Wheeler.
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Georgia
House of ‘Representatives
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Camp
Lanham
Vinson
Cox
Davis
Hancock Educator Accuses Talmadge of Fraternizing with Negro
Hancock county educator charged Governor Herman Talmadge with fraternizing with Negroes while denying he sought their votes. David Dyer, educator and local civic leader, spoke at a Sparta political event featuring M. E. Thompson and cited a Hubert letter about a Hancock county visit. Talmadge and attorney Charles J. Bloch pressed the race issue, with Bloch and Talmadge arguing against mixed classrooms in a Marietta speech.
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Herman Talmadge
David Dyer
Hancock County Board of Education
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Talmadge
Dyer
Ben Hubert
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Herman ‘Talmadge
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Bloch
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