Labour Government Survives Key Commons Votes in Britain
London reports Labor Prime Minister Attlee's party won two crucial Commons tests, 295–285 on the 33 1/3 per cent sales tax repeal for commercial vehicles and 202–278 on a Conservative motion to lower earned income tax, with concessions from Chancellor Cripps. The all-night session ends at 6:50 am as Schuman plan debates loom.
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House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Clement Attlee
Pst
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Schuman
Europe
Herbert Morrison
Paris
Baitain
Des Cles
Labor
Groton
Conn
FBI
OSS
Strategic Services
Ametasia
Reds
U. S
Justice Department
Amera- Sia
Andrew Roth
Navy
Office of Naval Intelligence
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia i
Officials Cleared in Amerasia Case by federal grand jury
A special federal grand jury reported no evidence of DOJ wrongdoing in the Amerasia document case and cleared officials of improper attempts to delay arrests. It urged releasing a full prosecution report and the FBI seizure details from Amerasia offices.
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New York
Amerasia
Justice Department
FBI
Washington
Brewster
ReMaine) Culd
Grand Jury
Senate
Motorman Case in Nassau County Mistrial Declared
A mistrial was declared in the manslaughter case of Jacob Kiefer, a Long Island Rail Road motorman, after a juror was questioned by police following jury summons. Nassau County Judge Jenn E K Schwartz set a date for a new trial. defense may seek change of venue to ensure fairness. Seventy-seven jurors had been questioned while 300 prospects were dismissed.
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Jacob Kiefer
Long Island Railroad
Rockville Center
Jenn EK. Schwartz
Nassau County
Asst
Henry Root Stern, Jr
Schwartz
Dutchess County
Troy Record Features 1950 Rural Graduates
The Troy Record publishes tomorrow a feature on rural high school graduates from Columbus Central Averill Park Central and Hoosick Valley Central. Extra copies available from news dealers or the circulation department. Next week rural graduating classes in the area will be highlighted.
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Troy Record
Columbus Central
Averill Fark Central
Hoosick Valley Central
Record
Reral
Grant Action Advances River Street Redevelopment Plan
The Troy Common Council approved filing for a $2,800 federal planning grant to study River Street redevelopment, aiming to clear blocks for a park, parking, and apartments. The project faces hearings before any commitment and already has $293,820 allocated by the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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River Street
Common Council
Rice
First Street
Liberty Street
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
John J. Ahern
Housing and Home Finance
City of
Public Housing Authority
James H. Connell
2Nd Ward
PHA
Jase Troy
Harrison Place
West asks Russia to ease Austrian occupation burden
Western powers proposed Moscow name a civilian commissioner to replace military chiefs in Austria while bolstering Vienna’s government. The plan, discussed in London, sought joint civilian oversight with Britain and France, hoping Russia would accept participation to advance a postwar settlement.
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Russia
Washington
Austria
U. S&s
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France
Ruein
Vienna
Wertern
Lemdon
Jong Derdiork
Rossa
Aue
Moecom
Armencan Mras
Tin
Tate Poublic
de ‘Parter
Itecks
Moscow
Antein
Acheron
Disease Research Bill Passed By House Body
A disease research measure was approved by the House Commerce Subcommittee after debate. Representative Pryest of Tennessee led the push for federal research into travel disease and public health protection. The bill aims to fund studies and establish program oversight though several specifics remain unresolved.
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Warhington
Hees
Priie Health
Congress Urges Curb on Deficit Spending in Economic Report
The joint committee in Congress denounces federal deficit spending amid inflation fears and a booming economy. It seeks to expand private enterprise, criticizes the tax system, and urges tax cuts while cautioning careful study before action.
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Joint
Benhomie Committee of
Congress
Fehterday
Truman
Adde
G.G.P
Freedom
Mahoney
D-Wye
Recover Body Of Missing Rome Woman
The body of Mrs. Gilda Brooks 26 of Rome was recovered from the Genesen River and identified by dental charts. Her husband Nicholas P. Brooks 29 is jailed awaiting trial on a first degree assault charge after being accused of pushing her into the water. Dist Atty Clarence J. Henry said no charge change planned. case to go to the next grand jury while Brooks is held without bail. Two Rome residents confirmed the identity using a dress and a forehead scar. An earlier December report noted officials were informed of the finding.
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Genesen
Gilda Brooks
Rome
Nicholas P. Brooks
Clarence J. Henry
Brooks
Louis F. Verdgeline
Mig Lary Csahoits
Jenny Vern
Brinks
Menron Craty
Scoreboard snapshot and league standings blur
The fragmentary text lists American League scores Chicago 5 New York 6 Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 3 Boston 1 St Louis 16 Washington 3. Eastern League entries include Albany and Wilkes Barre with partial results and team pairings, Scranton, Binghamton, Hartford, and Wilkes Barre in terse lines.
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Dero
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St. Lovin
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Albant
Wolllasseport
Willamsport
Albany
Binghamton
Scranton
Ehmirs
Hartford
Estrita
Brooklyn Man Nominated For Moose Presidency
Charles Goldman of Brooklyn is nominated president of the New York State Moose Association. The election occurs this afternoon at the Erie Club in Cohoes during the association’s 36th annual convention. Roy R. Rumpff of Rochester disclosed the slate of nominees. sixteen district vice presidents will be chosen in a closed session.
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Brooklyn
New York State Moose Association I
Erie Club
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Cohues
Roy R. Rumpff
Ro ‘Chester
George Selzle
Willamabridge
Max
Oppenheimer
New York
Francis J .Gross
Western Allies Lift Ban on Some Foreign Investments in West Germany
Postwar policy eases limits allowing foreign capital into West Germany for real estate and listed securities with licenses for use. dividends remain restricted and exits in hard currency barred. Commission calls this the first step in progressive relaxation, while warnings against undue influence on German industry persist. We also note Senate action on FTC seat for Martin A Hutchinson amid party debate, and Nelson Lee Smith's reappointment to the Federal Pondsy Commission.
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Lilienthal Meets Attlee at House of Commons
Former AEC chairman David Lilienthal visited Prime Minister Clement Attlee at the House of Commons in London yesterday. The talks centered on postwar atomic energy policy and international safeguards.
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David Lilienthal
American Atom Energy Commission
Clement Attler
House of Commons
GOP Senator Attacks Gabrielson Over RFC Loan Details
A Republican senator criticized Guy Gabrielson and the RFC loan guarantees tied to a Texas company. The inquiry, by Senate banking committee members, examined a Smith-Eugene Smith backed enterprise and argued government aid spurred speculation while some core investors would have funded the project alone.
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Rome
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Qeivatr
Benate
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Caprican
Phame
Smith
Jentx
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Eugene B. Smith
Tered Amenaires
RFC
Mm Texan
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Chalreaa
Syracuse Spy Charged Over Supplying US Explosive to Soviets
Alfred Dean Slack, a Sundure Paint Corp. technician and Oak Ridge WWII chemist, is jailed on $590000 bail after admitting to giving samples of a powerful U S explosive to Harry Gold. Slack denies Communist ties, pleads innocent, and awaits arraignment in Syracuse.
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Pbs
U. S
Alfred Dean Slack
A van W. Hancocky Slack
Onjadaga County
Knoxville
Tenn
Slack
Sundure Paint Corporation
Harry Gold
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Philadelphia
Russia
F.B.S
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Clay
Syracuse
Oak Ridge
Pennsylvania
Communist Party
Troy Boy Dies After Eating Pills
Coroner Anthony BE Matera ruled accidental death for LeRoy EF Weeks aged two of 143 Tenth Street who died at Mame Hospite after swallowing pills used for high blood pressure treatment. He picked up pills at home and consumed them. admitted 6 37 pm died 9 7:05 pm. Parents Mr and Mrs Clifford EO Week. siblings James and Richard Werke. grandparents Mr and Mrs Emery J Bardtean and Mrs Werke. Funeral set at 3:3 am at residence then St Marys Church with rites.
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Matera
LeRoy
Tenth Street
Mame
Clifford EO Week
Anrlude
James
Richard Werke
Mir Emery J. Bardtean
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