Feuding Farm Groups Clash Over Bureau Relations
In Washington a dispute pits Hannan Fetid and Ale pine against the Farm Bureau Federation over the Agricultural Extension Service. The AFBF faces loss of influence as states seek to end preferential ties with extension offices. Congressional committees decry mislead information and call for reevaluation of Farm Bureau relationships. A separate Ohio Farm Bureau scene centers on farm policy debates and support for price measures. A joint power industry group urges federal hydroelectric plans, detailing terms for government backed development and income structures alongside utility concerns.
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Amerasia case secrets rise in closed senate session
McInerny testified behind closed doors about White House pressure to jail Amerasia defendants. He recalled pressuring Judge Proctor for a Saturday court to handle the case after an illegal FBI search. The Scripps Howard chain, hostile to the defense, reportedly guided coverage to shield the case’s weaknesses and bolster McCarthy allies.
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Japan Outlaws Communist Party Amid Election Turmoil
The Japanese government bans the Communist Party after a campaign win by the Liberal party. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida cites violence from Communists and assures the move aimed to curb unrest amid a high turnout election.
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Construction Boom, Espionage Echo Mark 1950 Headlines
May 1950 U S construction value nears two billion dollars with home building driving gains while private construction climbs 12 percent from April and 27 percent from last May. Separately espionage cases involving Judy Coplon and atomic secrets spark public debate on loyalty and court aid. Sears Roebuck cuts up to 52 percent on midsummer catalog items and 7 percent on many goods, reshaping retail dynamics.
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Employment boom reported in May last Aug census note
The census bureau released an optimistic report showing May employment at 80,781,000 up from 68,863,000 in April and a May figure of 8,057,000. The May 1840 employment total was 68,694,009, indicating strong hiring gains and a high May level not seen since last August.
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Supreme Court Releases Three Civil Rights Decisions
The U S Supreme Court handed down three civil rights rulings affecting segregation in rail dining cars and state university law schools. It held railroad Negro dining car segregation violates the Interstate Commerce Act and ordered admission of Negro students to the University of Texas law school, while finding Oklahoma discriminated against Negro students at its state university law school. The court did not address the deeper constitutional merits as urged by the Justice Department.
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Brannan Plan Shapes Iowa Senate Primary Battle
The Iowa primary produced a runoff between Albert J. Loveland and Sen. Burka B. Hickenlooper. Loveland, ex undersecretary of agriculture, touts the Brannan farm plan while Hickenlooper opposes it. The fall campaign centers on the plan with Truman and Brennen expected to campaign for Loveland in the farm belt.
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Budget Cuts Face New Battle in Congress
Observers foresee another clash in Congress as Republicans back a new budget cut for the coming years. The House trimmed 2,068,500,504 last month while some senators push for a broad cut but others seek to shield military, FBI, and defense spending. A plan for Senate floor action is being sought if the Appropriations Committee does not trim further.
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Belgium votes again on Leopold return to throne
Belgium has held four elections on bringing King Leopold III back from exile. The latest victory for the Catholic party signals momentum toward restoring Leopold to the throne as nations focus on postwar peace and reconstruction.
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Charming 23-Inch Centerpiece for Heirloom Display
A 23 inch centerpiece showcases a pine apple border and chrysanthemum center. Described as a graceful heirloom piece suitable for crochet contests, with instructions on materials finishing and completion.
Clothes for Small Fry Are No Trouble to Sew
Easy sewing guide for tiny garments with a dainty sister dress and a simple playsuit. Mentions Pattern No 1184, fabric terms and prices, but text is garbled and lacks clear dates or quantities.
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