Landlords Rally as Rent Curbs Spark Eviction Threats
In Tulsa and multiple cities, landlords threaten mass eviction notices to rent controlled tenants protesting new rent curb bills. Rev Wallace J Murphy leads Tulsa actions claiming new controls would strip property rights and impose jail for violators. The analysis links Soviet ERP responses with Western plans, noting European recovery debates and economic councils.
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Okla
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Houston
Kansas City
Detroit
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Danville
Spear
Wallace J. Murphy
Tulsa Property Owners Organization
National Association
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Meesser
Joe Stalin
Potitbara
Eamong
Europe
Russia
Economic Council of Mutual
Hulgaria
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Hungary
Poland
Romania
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Urgent Measure Expressed in Enlomak Context
The note indicates a hurried measure described in enlomak terms, with wording showing urgency but unclear linkage to specific events, dates, or named entities. It presents as a fragmentary transcription of a public or legal discourse without concrete identifiers.
Peace Dove Hovering as Israel Egypt Cease Fire Talks Advance
The peace dove rises in the Holy Land dispute as Israel and Egypt sign a permanent cease fire order. Armistice talks face delays while major powers back Israel. Britain's capitulation shifts regional support, and many nations move to recognize the Jewish state. Proponents see biblical fulfillment in a return of the Jews to the Holy Land.
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Holy Land
Israel
Egypt
Great Britain
Agriculture plan to curb wheat and cotton plantings
The Brannan plan seeks to limit 1919 crop inclusion in farmers average acreage. It proposes policing farmers to prevent penalties while curbing excessive planting. Officials fear large winter wheat and cotton crops as high prices persist, with lawmakers likely to consider legislation.
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Charles Brannan
Senate Agriculture Committee
Brannan
Browers
Brain
Elmer Thomas JD
Olio
Branush
Branton
Senate Debates Broad Rent Control Bill Extension
Senate considers administration bill by Senator Maybank to extend rent controls through March 31, 1900, for two more years. House sponsor Representative Spence backs tougher federal enforcement and penalties for violators.
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Maybank
House
Spence
Jackson Day Dinner Aims For Million Dollar Total
Democratic leaders hope to raise near one million dollars at Jackson Day dinners in February. Each congressional district in large states will host one event with plans for 3,000 to attend the Washington dinner. Hopeful fundraising follows Truman era success and renewed party coffers.
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Harry
Truman
Naonal Committee
Harry Truman
Washington
Heart disease remains leading US killer in 1949 drive
The American Heart Association marks its 1949 national campaign by stressing that heart and blood vessel diseases cause about one in three deaths annually. Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease strike hardest among ages five to nineteen, with high mortality in adults aged 35 to 54.
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United States
American Heart Association
Politicians Settling Down to Practical Things Again
A note on politicians returning to routine governance as immediate political drama wanes. Leaders shift focus to policy work and constituency concerns, signaling a move toward ordinary legislative business.
Open Your Heart Fight Heart Disease Campaign
The nation prepares for the American Heart Association drive February 7 to 20 with National Heart Week February 14 to 21. The goal is five million dollars, with three and a half million for local cardiac programs and the rest for national expansion.
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American Heart Gssociation
American Heart Association
Psychiatrists Who's Next and Political Shifts Ahead
A清andoned draft notes rising psychiatry counts and a Hoover commission report urging action. Washington politics swirl as Dewey eyes 1950 Senate bid, Wagner questions loom, Taft-Hartley repeal battles heat up with labor urging timely action.
Shake Up Hits Froke Committee Reform of Un American Activities Panel
The article discusses the reorganization of the Un American Activities Committee. It notes Democratic efforts to overhaul the body, remove old members, and limit membership to lawyers to align with civil rights and due process. It cites Rep. John McSweeny and warns against undermining academic freedom during investigations of communism on campuses.
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Hitler
Hamilton Fish
New York
Rep
Martin Dies
Texas
D'es Westheonen
Washington
Republicgrs
IMG
Witnesors
John McSweeny
un-Americal Activities Committee
America
J. Purnell
Thomas
Canada
Watson Kirkconnell
Acadia University
Labor Progressive Party
Toronto
Saturday Night
Torama
Shirtwaist Dress ASUAL Pattern Description
Softly tailored shirt waist dress with a yoke and gathered slim skirt. Features short or three quarter sleeves. Pattern No 8596 ESRC in sizes 2 to 6. Includes 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and size 3 listed.
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