Senate approves portal pay crackdown amid veto clash
The Senate voted 64 to 24 to approve a portal pay crackdown, aiming to outlaw disputed overtime, with the measure facing a House push and possible conference committee. If a veto were sustained, a two thirds vote would override. the bill seeks wage-hour reforms affecting claimed back wages and legal action timelines.
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Presidential Tenure Bill Advances in 10 States
A constitutional amendment to allow a president to serve two terms in addition to an unexpired term gained approval yesterday in the Senate by 81 to 29. The measure, if ratified by 36 states, would enable future presidents to extend eligibility beyond the current limits.
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White House
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All This And A Hangover Too
A Philadelphia couple, Mrs Miatli Maplatrate Ratney and her husband John Rainey, faced a court matter after a heated exchange. She pleaded for months, he resisted, and the court imposed a three month term in the Heise of Coryece.
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Britain Will Stick In Greece Until U S Comes To Rescue
Britain's plan to aid Greece outlined by informants confirms continued military and economic support to Greece beyond March 31 as U S Congress weighs a four billion dollar aid package. Greek officials say arms deliveries and equipment remain flowing, with British officers involved in planning operations against guerrillas in the north. Spokesmen note uncertainty over direct British troop involvement and reference Truman’s proposal as pivotal.
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United Nations
Murder Charged In Deaths On Yacht
A murder complaint was filed in Newport Harbor California charging Loizie Overell 17 and George Gollum 21 with the deaths of their parents aboard a yacht. The case centers on an explosion and blunt force evidence. a grand jury may hear the matter as officials discuss new clues.
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House Extends Sugar Curbs and Rent Controls
The House approved extended sugar rationing and price controls until October 34 1847 and kept rent controls set through February 29 1848. A Senate panel backed continuing rent limits without a general price ceiling hike. The bill also broadens administration powers over sugar and permits import of certain sugar products in consumer packs without stamps if made from sugar not destined for import.
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Boston Area Boy Victim Of Brutal Attack And Disappearance
The body of 12 year old Edward Flynn was found near Pine Grove off Lovers Lane after he vanished while en route to a church rehearsal in Medford. Police say he was likely abducted after accepting a ride from a stranger. medical exam indicates death by suffocation following a vicious sexual assault.
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Dewey Signs Temporary Housing Finance Bill
Governor Dewey yesterday signed legislation allowing local housing authorities to continue temporary financing methods for another year. He cited material shortages and other difficulties hindering full scale low cost housing construction and said authorities may postpone long term bond issuance while stepping up aid program payments.
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Russians Ban Marriages Between Citizens and Foreigners
Moscow reports that the Soviet government forbids any future marriages between Soviet citizens and foreigners. The decree, announced yesterday, follows wartime instances where Soviet citizens married foreigners, especially Americans and Britons, despite prior restrictions.
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Noroavun
U S Grants Hungary 40000 Tons Genin Grain Aid
The State Department announced an allotment of 40000 tons of grain to Hungary to support its bread supply amid tensions with Soviet influence. The action follows a Yugoslav request rejection and uses U S sources with 85000 tons earmarked to bolster Hungary's bread line.
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United States
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Yugoslavia
Paraguayan Rebels Bomb Federal Base
Paraguayan insurgents attempted air strikes against a federal base near Asuncion, using planes to drop artillery shells. The government said there were no casualties or damage to key installations, noting the pilots flew high and failed to hit targets while the revolt spreads from Concepcion to the San Pedro area and across the Paraguay River.
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Stout
Theis
Senate Declares U N Aid Preamble to Greece and Turkey
In a Senate move the declaration backing United Nations support for Greece and Turkey was introduced as a preamble to a UN aid measure. Senators Vandenberg and Connally argue it strengthens anti communist efforts and aligns with UN Charter principles. The House Foreign Affairs Committee will consider the associated bill, with publication of background documents delayed by mechanical issues at the State Department.
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R-Mich
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Greven
Turley
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International Agency
Warren Austin
Lic
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White House
Truman
London
Dutch to Release Seized U S Ship With Same Cargo
Washington reports a settlement with the Netherlands to free the Amervan merchant ship Mar lin Betaman sud from Batavia carrying a duplicate cargo. The deal includes compensation to the 15 beandsten Co and Toimburnement for delay, with cargo valued at about 8 million dollars.
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Liteh
Western Allies Halt Metals To Red Zone
Western Allies halt pig iron steel and standard products to the Soviet zone of Germany after Moscow failed to meet monthly delivery promises. The embargo covers items including bushels of shipments like slabs bars and other standard goods while unaltered orders for specific specifications remain. The move follows a joint British American assessment that Russian deliveries lagged while British and American zones met or exceeded portions of the agreed quantities. The notice cites the 194...
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Buna
Jones Werg
Greek Army Launches Drive Against Guerrillas
Athens dispatches report the 15th Division with artillery and air support began a large offensive near Grammog, aiming at Greek guerrilla forces. Aircraft from Larissa and Salonika reportedly strafed and hit guerrilla units, claiming heavy losses amid tense regional politics involving UN Balkan Commission delegates. Police protected and evacuated officials amid protests by residents and fuel shortages as operations continued near Mt Grammos and Mt Lyomoureka in the frontier zone with Albania.
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United Natins Balkan Investigation Commission
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Balkan Watson
Macedonia
Triklala
Ulster Defies Aggression in Dublin Broadcast Response
Ulster leaders declare firm resistance to what they call aggression from Delhi in reaction to a St Patrick’s Day broadcast to the United States. Premier Damon De Valera of Birr urged Irish-Americans to support uniting Ulster and Frederick Basil pledges unyielding resolve under the British crown and banished British law from Ireland’s constitution.
Tomb of reclusive New York mansion owner revealed
A decayed Fifth Avenue mansion yielded a shocking tomb for Homer Cailyer Langley once an Admiralty lawyer and Columbia graduate. police find a junk filled three story ruin with no usable furniture and a maze of booby traps as Langley remains missing. neighbors say the extremely wealthy brothers held vast waterfront holdings and rare antiquities.
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Columbia University
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Duat Polles Srl
Cratos
Braun
Tax Cut Hope Amid House Fight Over Bill
Washington Republicans pressed a 44 billion dollar income tax cut through the House Ways and Means Committee as Speaker Martin urged rallying behind the measure. The plan would trim taxes for those with under 1000 dollars gross income and for those above 1395 dollars with rates scaling down, while Democrats warned of insufficient relief for the little man and urged revisions to protect lower earners.
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United Nations Seeks One Day’s Pay for Children Aid
The United Nations proposes contributions equal to one day’s pay from every worker to aid an estimated sixty million malnourished children. A special “Children Day” will be held to collect funds, with the Economic and Social Council endorsing the plan as part of the International Children’s Emergency Fund program. The target is about 100 million dollars for one year to support nutrition and growth.
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Newsprint Up Again in Canada US Firms Predict Rise
New York reports M Newsprint quar predicts that prices for newsprint will advance to 0 a ton as Canadian International Paper and others announce increases. Canadian and U.S. producers expect further hikes in the near term, signaling tighter markets.
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Yeaterday
Fomn
Bevin Seeks Fed Germany Amid One Party System Debate
British Foreign Secretary Bevin urged a federated German government with strong decentralization, opposing a one party system and Nazi ideology. He contrasted with Soviet and French views, endorsing an immediate Austrian representative and a two-chamber central framework to guard the constitution.
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Cerna
Ernest Belin
Eral
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Georgus Erdoult
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Supreme Court
United States Modifies British Mine Incident Demand
The United States, while not backing an outright accusation against Albania, urged UN members to acknowledge Albanian government knowledge of minefield placement in the Corfu Channel incident. Delegates urged continued Council action until a settlement is reached, with Soviet and Albanian reps resisting British accusations.
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United Nations Society
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