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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

8

Deep Freeze Gifts Stir Washington In An AFL Drive

A deep freeze gift controversy entwines White House aides and a Supreme Court chief with alleged influence buying. The AFL plans a $1 million 1950 campaign to target Taft and Donnell, aiming to shift GOP power while Syria forms a civilian-led three party coalition after Zayim’s overthrow.

Senate Taft Capitol Washington White House Harry Truman United States Vincon U.S. Supreme Court James K. Verdaman Harry H. Vaughen John Maragon 5 Per American Federation of Labor Ohio AFL Donnell William Green Tait APL Republican Party Dewey GOP New York

Senate rejects cabinet welfare plan amid Hoover report

The senate voted 60 to 32 against creating a federal department of welfare with cabinet status, defeating Truman's proposal and shielding the existing federal security agency. Senator Taft defended Hoover while Senator Lucas criticized the approach as surprising from a Republican. A Maryland judge criticized laws punishing thoughts, not acts, in loyalty oath cases.

Senate Truman Department of Welfare House Federal Security Agency Ea Department of Welfare Hoover Commission Whch Ohio Taft Hoover Lucas Minols Maryland Joseph Sherbow Baltimore The Supreme Court Sherbow Communist Party Jackson West Virginia

Too Much Wheat The Farm Price Support Issue

The National Industrial Conference Board says demand for wheat will drop to the lowest level since the late 1940s. Domestic consumption for the year starting July is seen shrinking, while wheat in storage on April 1 rises to a record high except for 1942 and 1943. The 1948 49 harvest may be the third largest ever, with the U.S. holding over a quarter of last year’s crop, making price support a national problem.

National Industrial Conference Board U.S Truman Douglas MacArthur Senate Japan MacArthur White House State Department Mve

Barkley and the Widow Stir Up National Talk

The nation weighs Barkley’s friendship with Mrs. Carlton S. Hadley of St. Louis as a possible romance. Public curiosity surges with the veep pictured with the widow at events in Paducah and social affairs while MacArthur faces debates on return from Japan.

Barkley Soightly Rita Hayworth Aly Khen Carlton S. Hadley St. Louis Folka Paducah Veep Culpepper Virginia Puduesh

Sailors gain pockets as navy backs down on pants reform

The navy relents after a long protest by sailors dating to 1797 promising pockets in pants will appear before June 1952. Sailors can endure two more years awaiting pockets while also dropping the 13-button front in favor of a zipper style.

Uncle Sam Promigod

In a Blinding Flash The Blind Shall See

Hopkinton Massachusetts Edward R Ray 63 suddenly regains sight after 18 years of total blindness. He describes faces grandchildren and wife as wonderful and notes distance judgment remains imperfect. He lost vision after an accident at age nine and a drowning tragedy in 1929.

Hopkinton Mass Edward R. Ray Joan Edward Ray Rey

Bulls and Bees Turmoil at Naples Farm Wedding

A wedding near Naples became chaotic when a bull charged a young boy in a red suit who fled to a car. The bull collided with a beehive angering the bees that chased it into the dining room as guests fled into a water filled ditch. the animal was eventually calmed with water and no one was hurt.

Rome Naples Francesco Minniti Francesco

Honeymoon of Lad and Bride Ends Abruptly

Federal narcotics agents halted an 18 year old groom and his 44 year old bride in Miami Beach when authorities arrested Katherine Bogart for fraudulently obtaining narcotics prescriptions from a local doctor. The couple, who eloped from Gary Indiana and married in Charleston South Carolina on June 10, planned a honeymoon in Florida.

Miami Beach Fla Miami Katherine Bogart Herman Bogart Huadband Bogart Gary Ind Charleston S. C

Air Propulsion May Power Italian Barges

Air propulsion could power barges on Italy's northern inland waterways. The plan uses airplane propellers to move boats along the old Venetian canals, whose walls cannot withstand wartime underwater screws. Professor Luigi Sante Carlos presented the concept at the inland waterways conference in Padua after extensive study of adapting ancient routes to modern navigation.

Romna Italy Padua Luigi Sante Carlos

Man Never Gashed Pay Checks for Five Years

In Chester Pennsylvania, 70 year old Harry G Lamborn died leaving unopened weekly pay envelopes dating to 1644 totaling 6291 dollars found in his one room apartment. His will on wrapping paper left 2500 dollars to landlady Mary A McLear with residue likely shared among nine first cousins.

Wkst Chester Harry G. Lamborn Lamborn Mary A. McLear

Madrid embraces dirt-track racing replacing bullfighting

Madrid speeds toward a shift in Spain the national sport replacing bullfighting with Speedway racing promoter Senor Gregoria Brendis in Madrid says dirt-track racing is gaining ground after a recent scouting trip to Glasgow to seek new talent.

Spain Madrid Gregoria Brendis Glasgow

Here Lies Military Pet Cemetery at Arlington

Washington readers learn of a small wartime pet burial plot near Arlington National Cemetery and Fort Myer. Begun in 1918 after a stray dog joined a Third Cavalry unit, the site holds about 100 pets including dogs cats an alligator a monkey and a rooster. Markers note affection from owners and a few graves honor notable mascots such as Smokie and Sgt Yardbird with Peepsle listed with Col and Mrs Martin du Fresne.

Military Washington Arlington National Cemetery Third Cavalry Fort Myer National Cemetery Virginia Fort Smokie Sgt Yardbird Battery C 65Th Field Artillery Peepsle Martin du Fresne Fort Belvoir

Dentist Earns 100000 In 11 Months Under British Plan

In Edinburgh Scotland a Scots dentist earned 25000 pounds about 100000 dollars for 11 months of dental work under Britain's National Health Service. Sir William Marshall, chair of Lanark County Health Service Executive, told the Dental Estimates board the government pays dentists per patient treated. He added it is hard to believe patients received the painstaking care we expect.

Edinburgh Scotland Britain William Marshall Lanark County Health Service Executive Council Dental Estimates Board National Health Service Wiliam

Expert Claims Women Waste Time On Trifles

Dr. Walter C. Alvarez of the Mayo Clinic told Ramsey County Health Day that women spend energy on minor problems, and try to reform husbands into saints. He accused women of shopping long, delaying decisions, resurrecting old sorrows, and attempting to change active boys into quiet marionettes, urging women to be more sensible.

ST. Paul Minn Walter C. Alvarez Alvarez Charles Boyer Division of Medicine Mayo Clinic Rochester Ramsey County St. Paul's Lord Fauntleroy P. S Dr. Alvarez Gul

Mother and Daughter Enroll at Eastern Washington College

Cheney Washington. Mrs. Fred McDaniel enrolls in the education department while her daughter Mary Lou McDaniel starts as a freshman in business administration. A freshman daughter follows her mother into campus life at Eastern Washington college.

Cheney, Wash Fred McDaniel Eastern Washington College Mary Lou

Stagecoach Robbery Reported in Redwood City

A 50 year old stagecoach was reported stolen from a parking lot in Redwood City during the West Coast rodeo celebration. The incident occurred in a small West Coast town as part of local festivities.

West Coast Redwood City Calif Thera West Caaat

Around the House Tucks and Fabric Reinforcement

A homemaking note advises reinforcing tucks pleats and darts by turning fabric and stitching back half an inch. It suggests reducing fire hazards when removing spots using a cotton cloth and outdoor work near a window. It recommends saving fabric scraps in a scrapbook for future patches and dedicating pages to each family member's clothes.

Mary Barb

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