New Fair Deal Democrats Challenge Tammany Leadership
A group led by Ray Palmer Baker, dean of nts at LPI, and Mrs. Baker, treasurer of the New Fair Deal Democrats, organized in New York to oppose Tammany. They plan direct election of district leaders and to introduce a bill in the State Legislature to curb Tammany influence. The Women’s Auxiliary of Troop will meet at the First Presbyterian Church in Lancingburg with a social hour and slate against Teximany candidates John Markvess and Mrs. Carl Batke.
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Cloture Rule 32 Years Old in Senate History
Washington report traces the history of the cloture rule adopted March 8 1927 to curb obstruction in the Senate. It notes Truman’s push to tighten the rule to end filibusters while indicating likely resistance to a pure simple majority change.
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Korean Mental Wizard To Visit Colleges In U S
Pai Bung Jin, a Korean mental calculator, has arrived in the United States to tour colleges and universities. He claims to add and subtract in his head at speeds far faster than adding machines, with a method he says took 18 years to develop and can be taught in two hours. He previously impressed Korean and American experts in a contest sponsored by the 24th American Army Corps, and he aims to prove his system is superior to existing methods.
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Russian Crew On Ship Gets No Shore Leave
A Russian crew aboard the lend lease cruiser Milwaukee, renamed Murmansky, refused to come ashore as the ship remained four miles off Lewes. The vessel, with an estimated crew aboard, would return the Molotov to the Soviet Union on Friday, with no American boarding until the formal transfer to the U.S. Navy.
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Dies at union meeting in Jamestown
Walter C. Rau a prominent Buffalo labor leader died here Monday after collapsing from a heart attack at a union meeting. Rau was treasurer of Local 301 CIO United Electrical Workers and a longtime figure in labor circles.
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Democratic Leader Slams Dewey Tax Plan at Buffalo Dinner
Democratic state chair Patrick attacks Governor Dewey's budget, calling a 168.3 million tax boost unnecessary. He criticizes education and welfare funding, urging 300 million plus for new school buildings and repairs by 1930 amid debates on department operation costs.
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