Truman Program Proposes Drastic New Farm Curbs
A sweeping plan by the Truman administration would end price floors on many foods, create producer subsidies, and place farms under heavy controls. The proposal, presented by Agriculture Secretary Brannan before a joint House Senate committee, faces criticism from Senator Aiken and mixed reactions from farmer groups.
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Retirement age cut to 60 for coal miners in pension plan
United Mine Workers trustees John L. Lewis and Senator Bridges cut the miners retirement age from 62 to 60. Bridges announced the change after an actuarial study and debate among trustees, noting most miners prefer continued work when physically able.
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Early Named Undersecretary of Defense by Truman
Stephen T. Early, long time White House press secretary, is named to the new post of Undersecretary of Defense. The appointment aims to streamline military operations and unify services, with Early serving as the Pentagon’s general manager aiding Secretary Louis A. Johnson. He faces Senate approval and will likely appear before the Armed Services Committee.
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U N calls full U N airing on churchmen trials
United Nations Steering Committee orders full debate on trials of church leaders behind the iron curtain. Vote 11 to 2 with Russia and Poland opposing, Iran abstaining. Issue heads to 5 percent General Assembly alongside cases of Mindszenty of Hungary and Bulgarian Protestant clergy.
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Mexico Tightens Borders Amid Guatemala Rebellion
Mexico City reports frontier with Guatemala closed to all crossings as Defense Department officials vow strict neutrality. Mexican commander accuses rebel group of armed robberies and subversion, with clashes continuing in northern Guatemala.
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Spanish Politician Dies in Sebastian Under Monarchy and Republic
Sebastian Spain mourns the death of 74 year old Alda YT Bonifax a noted Spanish politician. He led Parliament as president during the republic era and served as a minister under the monarchy last year.
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Missing Bonds Found In Crowe's Home
FBI agents discovered a cache of bonds totaling 4990.00 in the Staten Island home of banker Richard Crowe. He allegedly stole 193,660 in cash and bonds from National City Bank, with some cash found at his parents’ home and more at a Florida arrest. Crowe waived a hearing on embezzlement charges.
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China War May Flare Over Red Surrender Ultimatum
A chaotic report describes a rising risk of conflict as Red forces demand surrender or face invasion. Acting leaders hint at no quick capitulation while pacification talks stall, with strategic military build ups and border tensions noted.
Pressure Off Repeal Of Labor Bill
Washington reports a pause in momentum to repeal Taft Hartley as White House and labor unions ease pressure. House debate delayed to April 26 while Senate proceedings push into May. A Wood bill aims to tighten the act, reflecting a north south coalition backing preservation of core Taft Hartley provisions.
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Allies Agree On Control Of Germany
Washington reports of a Franco British American accord in principle on Western Germany. French Foreign Minister Schuman and British Bevin joined Secretary Acheson in drafting a three power framework to establish a Western German government by summer or fall. Details remain undecided as diplomats meet to finalize wording for a communique.
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Taxi Strikers Accuse Police of Depredations in New York
Reported by united taxi drivers as they demand action from Mayor O Dwyer and police chief over alleged police depredations during strikes. John I Lewis and Mine Workers leaders issue ultimatum to quit city. Police say service strikers constitute a fraction of union members amid ongoing unrest.
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Arrival of Winston Churchill Aboard Queen Mary
News notes the expected arrival of Winston Churchill aboard the luxury Queen Mary in Southampton. Cunard Line officials say the vessel will depart to reach its destination by late evening, with the port scheduled for 7 pm local time.
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Senate delays final vote on Europe aid bill amid bickering
President Truman faced questions on foreign aid and the armed services budget as Nourse suggested reexamining existing programs to fund a European defense push. Truman avoided endorsing or rejecting the plan while noting possible separate treatment in the 1960 budget with Congress.
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House Approves State Justice and Commerce Funds Bill
The House passed a 747 million dollar appropriation for State Justice and Commerce funding to strengthen the Voice of America and the FBI anti-converse drive and pay the U N costs. The measure cleared the House by voice vote and moves to the Senate.
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Admiral Kirk May Be Sent To Moscow
Admiral Alan G. Kirk a World War II naval commander and former ambassador to Belgium and minister to Luxembourg is discussed as a potential U S ambassador to the Soviet Union President Truman has not yet decided and Senate approval would be required Kirk’s background combines diplomatic experience with nonconfrontational stance but no final decision has been announced as of now.
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Noted Artist Ezra Winter Dies In Suspected Self Harm
Ezra Winter, 63, renowned artist, was found dead yesterday in his Cannonville home with a holm er nearby. Medical examiner says the death appears self inflicted. Winter’s murals have decorated many public buildings.
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Krupp Trial Convicts Krupp Executives In Allied Tribunal
Alfred Krupp and key managers were found guilty by a U.S. tribunal in Nuremberg for enslaved labor and plundering. Sentences reached 22 years for executives, while Krupp senior was not tried due to age and health. The four power control council oversaw disposition of Krupp steel plants and profits remained unsettled.
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Connally Loses Move In Senate Debate On European Aid
The Senate faced seven hours of debate over the 5.58 billion euro recovery measure with insults and sharp exchanges. Connally sought a 2 p.m. vote on the bill and amendments but was denied after Morse and McCarthy opposed, leaving the plan in doubt as the session ended.
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British Labor Slips in Early County Elections
British Labor suffers losses in the first county elections following the budget, with Labor down in London and several counties. The Conservatives gain ground as Labour loses ground across multiple counties amid food and tax concerns. Results show Labour trailing in London and Middlesex as Liberal and Communist candidates fare variably in the closely watched races.
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