Senate Approves Taft Labor Bill Survives Senate Vote
The Senate passed Taft labor reforms by a narrow margin, aiming to modify the Taft Hartley Act while retaining key features. President Truman praised the effort but the bill’s fate in the House remains doubtful, with uncertainty over veto prospects and party positions.
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Japanese Reds Seize Rural Police Station
Japanese Reds stormed a rural police station near Tokyo as police and reinforcements clashed with communists. Reports say several officers and civilians were injured and arrests were made as attackers seized the building before retreating.
Senate Finance Committee approves major excise tax cut plan
The Senate Finance Committee endorsed a proposal to cut excise taxes by up to 75 percent, potentially saving taxpayers $560 million annually. The plan, backed by Senator Edwin C. Johnson, would roll back wartime rates on theater tickets, travel, cosmetics, luggage, and communications while excluding cigarette and quick-serve levies. House actions aim to force a vote via a petition in support of broader reductions, with momentum to override current tax policy.
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Truman Critiques Baruch and Notes Credit Controls End
President Truman defended Bernard Baruch against charges of misinformed plans and said no overall blueprint has been released. He indicated credit controls for consumer purchases are ending and discussed impacts on auto and appliance financing as controls expire.
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Washington and Lee University
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Catholic Population Up New York Area Declines Noted
Parish statistics show shifts in Catholic populations across New York and surrounding regions. Officials report growth in some communities while others see declines, reflecting migration and demographic changes over the past year.
Baron Rothschild Dies Amid World War I Exile
Baron Baueuard de Ronharaud of the noted French banking family dies yesterday. He served as president of Rothschild Brothers bank and as a Bank of France figure. After France fell in 1906 he fled with his wife and daughter to New York, then spent the war years there. He had large racing stables and interests in France and England.
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Miners Ordered On 3 Day Week
Miners in the coal fields were ordered to work three days a week temporarily by UMW president Lewis, a move challenged by operators as illegal. The action affects about 400,000 workers as contracts expired at midnight and western mines may be excluded. Talks continue with northern and western operators, with plans to extend or adjust the program as conferences resume and antitrust concerns arise.
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Coplon Convicted Of Spying For Russia In NY Trial
Judith Coplon was convicted of spying for the Soviet Union in New York. The trial featured testimony by Whitaker Chambers and questions about Eleanor Dulles and Hiss, with jurists debating the mental state of key witnesses and the timing of endowment leadership pressures.
U S Troops Withdrawn From Korea
The United States withdraws forces from Korea under UN pressure with a phased drawdown. The move aims to reduce allied forces and adjust posture as talks and readiness are reassessed, while a limited artillery group remains in place under general command.
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Three Of One Family Killed In Auto Crash
Cortland New York report states three members of the Weaver family died in a collision when their car collided with a truck about ten miles from Cortland. Hugh Weaver 47 his wife and daughter Sheleh Weaver were killed along with driver Irving Graham of Homer and a passenger.
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U.S. Courts Move to Dissolve Du Pont Partnershi p
Federal court in Wilmington charges Du Pont General Motors and U S Rubber with monopolistic practices. The Sherman Act suit seeks divestiture of Du Pont from GM and U S Rubber and blocks contracts and licensing to limit competition. Trial judges consider selling controlling stock in GM by Du Pont and forces to end cross ownership.
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Berlin Truck Passes Reopened After Checkpoint Clash
Soviet and Allied authorities resolved a two day disruption at Berlin checkpoints as one Soviet sentry refused several Western trucks. German police reported trucks cleared in stages until all movement resumed. Earlier, eighty Frankfurt bound carriers faced paperwork challenges before release.
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Trade Pact Nears Final Approval in Marshall Plan Talks
Officials report continued progress on the Marshall Plan trade agreement with nations agreeing on core terms and implementation. Deputy representatives confirm the pact aims to ease tariffs and open markets while addressing wage competition concerns and future payment arrangements.
Two Brothers Convicted in Manhattan Murder Case
The brothers Sagrwe were convicted of murder in a Manhattan murder case. The trial followed prominent legal proceedings and the defendants faced the full weight of the justice system.
FBI Worker Faces Term of 13 Years
A federal jury convicted Judith Coplon of espionage for Russia on two counts. Prosecutors seek long prison time, with sentencing set for today after 9 am EST. Coplon’s defense plans appeal while New York trial readiness remains for July.
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United States Population Report Snapshot
A terse notice reports the U S population fixed at 148 711 000 with a brief, unclear note on the national census process. The fragmentary text mentions the Core and a regional reference but provides no further concrete details or dates.
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