Senate approves foreign aid bill with Point Four program
The Senate passed a $3.1205 billion foreign aid package by 247 to 27, sending it to the White House. It funds European recovery, Korea, China area aid, and includes the contested Point Four program for development in backward regions. House action preceded this compromise, with Republicans and Democrats split on key provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
White House
House
G.O.P
Senate House Conference Committee
Ives
New York
Byrd
Fulbright
Ark
Mel Carran
Nev
Russell
Korea
China
Marshall Plan
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Miljikin
Colorado
Millikin
New Tax On Cooperatives Rejected
Washington reports that the House Ways and Means Committee rejected proposals to levy corporation tax on non-exempt cooperative income. The panel favored tightening taxes on stockholder flow and dividends, aiming for about 20 million dollars more annually, and considered extending the 10 percent fielding tax on dividends to cooperatives.
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Washington
House
Wars and Means
Ptisex
Coop
Umm
Enim
Etopr
Yas
Stardorond
Truman Opposes National Security Commission Proposal
President Truman rejected a proposed bipartisan National Security Commission saying the government should be run under the Constitution. He commented after a Washington Post editorial advocating a fresh, nonpartisan review of civilian defense and military spending. The piece noted the plan would avoid binding decisions but offer clear facts to the public.
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Washington (P
Truman
Commission On National Security
Washington Post
Congress
Senate
McCarthy Expands Attack on Lattimore Over OWI Records
Senator McCarthy produced documents claiming Lattimore helped keep two Chinese OWI employees from being fired for alleged Communist activity. Lattimore dismissed the charges as misused and partial, while McCarthy accused the State Department of a fraudulent cover up. McCarthy named Kung Chuan Chi and Chew Si Kong and highlighted related letters and a 1942 43 OWI role. He spoke at the Catholic Press Association convention and renewed other party line accusations.
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Rochester
McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
U. S
Civil Service Commission
Lattimore
Baltimore
Wisconsin
State Department
Office of War Information
OWI
Pacific
Kung Chuan Chi
Chew Si Kong
Chi
United Nations
Alfred Klein
Hong
New York
Catholic Press Association of
United State
U.S
Philip Cc. Jessup
United States Senate
Dulles to Review Japan Policy and Peace Treaty
John Foster Dulles will visit Japan and the Far East next month to review U.S. policies toward Japan. He will consider Japan's economic future, its political situation, American security in the Western Pacific, and the Korea situation. Johnson Bradley and MacArthur will discuss a possible peace treaty, a topic the military opposes at this time.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Japan
Far East
Defense
Louis Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dulles
Southeast Asia
China
Western Pacific
Amercan
South Korea
Red
North Korea
New York
Acheson
Korea
Johnson and Bradley
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Defense Departments
Danes Back China Reds at United Nations
Foreign Minister Gustav Rasmussen said Denmark supports the Chinese Communist government as the representative of China at the United Nations. He stated Denmark would vote for that view if required.
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Copenhagen
Gustav Rasmussen
China
United Nations
Denmark
Dewey Seeks Full Report on Education Dept Probe
Governor Bower calls for a full report on the Education Department probe into handling of applications for medical and veterinary examinations. Acting Commissioner Lewis Wilson said an investigation found issues in admission practices and temporary administrative assignments amid allegations of fees and school approvals. Wilson noted no hints of corruption and the inquiry will determine if state officials exceeded duties in evaluating candidates.
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Albany
Bower
State Education Department
Lewis AL Winson
Meelip Telerahe
Iren
Accielaat Craninisstner
Wilkot
State Board of Feegenia
Worle
Strike Halts Work On Huge Atomic Plant In Oak Ridge
A wild AFL walkout by about 100 laborers and hodcarriers halted construction of a $227 million atomic energy project at Oak Ridge. The strike began Wednesday afternoon and spread to nearly all AFL crafts on the K-29 and K-31 plants. Tinian leaders denounced the action as unauthorized and ordered workers back, but no stop in the walkout appeared imminent. The dispute followed a stalled arbitration decision between Local 1 laborers and carriers.
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Oak Ridge
AFL
TOG
Tinian
Atomic Energy Commission
Baltimore GP
Cio-Electrical Workers Union
General Electric Company
International Union of Electrical Workers
National Labor Relations Board
United Electrical Workers
C.T.O
Red
Pittsfield
Mase
International Federation of Technical Engineers
LUE
Pittsheld
s/ G.E
Los Angeles
Calif
Baltimore
Chicago
G. E
Denver hit by seven inch snowstorm and power cuts
A seven inch snowfall blasted Denver and surrounding areas causing widespread power outages and fallen tree branches. City officials warned up to hundreds of thousands could be impacted as the storm disrupted telephone service and travel across Denver Fort Collins Loveland Greeley and rural Colorado. Snow depths reached up to one foot in some areas, leaving a blanket of wet heavy snow over the region.
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Denver
Earl Sinnamon
Serace
Fort Calling
Lonament
Loveland
Greely
Exles Park
Pepertind Aim Waomme
Sorthern
Colorado
Almort Im
Scattered Scoreboard Totals From National and American Leagues
Incomplete ledger shows scattered NL results with St Louis and New York rising to mid contest totals alongside Chicago and Philadelphia. AL games list New York and Detroit tied at four, Cleveland three, Washington four, and Philadelphia four with stray city references and garbled team names. The EMTERN LEAGUE segment lists several minor results including Wilkes Barre and Scranton area clubs with unclear scores and locations.
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St Lovie T
New York
Brooklen
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittetute
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boretom UK
Leni
Chicaga
U E Wins GE Election at Schenectady Works
United Electric Workers won the GE Schenectady plant election with 7 761 votes to 5 847 for the C I O Electrical Workers. Total ballots 14 083 with 239 for no union and 236 challenged. The Schenectady plant is GE’s largest.
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Schenectady
United Electric Workers
General Electric Company
U. E
C. L., International Union of Electrical Workers
Elegent
Big 3 Curb Middle East Arms Race
The United States Britain and France issued a joint declaration to curb arms sales to the Middle East and prevent aggression while allowing a certain level of armed forces for security. The plan aims to reduce arms race tensions, with enforceable action if frontier or armistice terms are violated. The Tel Aviv government welcomed the move as a safeguard for Israel's boundaries.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Truman
London
Israel
Near East
Tel Aviv
Tarnels
Europe Seeks Peace as Lie Sparks UN Rally
Serreta General Trygve Lie told a mass United Nations meeting that Europe wants peace. He defended the UN mission after a tour of Washington London Paris Moscow and New York. Lie planned discussions with President Truman and officials on the return voyage and UN plans.
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Lake Success
Serreta
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Europe
Aime
Uto
Taka
Washington
London
Pari
Mrecow
Det
Truman
Airport
Albany Court Rules Penny Vending Machine Not An Illegal Slot
In Albany New York the Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that a penny vending machine dispensing drinks is not a slot machine. The ruling upheld a conviction against a store proprietor tied to a postexeng slot device, reversing an appellate division reversal. The county district attorney pursued the case to the highest tribunal.
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Albany
New York
Court of Appeals
Sytner Segeel
Sreckiyn
Appelate
Frnti
Kirce
Het Asttorney
Te Eiates
Egyptian Princess Defies King in Wedding at Fatred Hotel
Exiled Egyptian princess Fathia married Riad Ghali 31 at 9 53 p m PDT defying King Farouk’s opposition. The ceremony occurred in a white French gown with a long train before a Movin missionary at the Fatred Hotel reception.
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Xin
Fathia
Radiant
Riad Ghali
Farouk
Fatreent
Six Nabbed In 3 Million Counterfeit Money Plot
Six men and a woman were arrested in New York and Miami in a $3 million counterfeit scheme. The group allegedly planned to replace genuine U S currency with phony bills to fund smuggling and resell abroad. Charged are Dieters, Charlotte Wintenurm of New York City, and others including Jesse Mo Rolan and Henry Chavatria, with bonds set at $100,000 to $9000.
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New Fork
Toman
Misi
New York City
LL & Federal Court
Irving WH. Saypat
Enid
U. S
Charlotte Wintenurm
New York
Cis
South Pittzburg
Tonn
Willian
Mary Colle
Lamsbors
Colin
Mass Whitehurst
Jesse Mo Rolan
Fie
Edlah
Henry Chavatria
Neild
Jonze Antonio Roche
Rudolph Schmidt
Roche
Oscar Roche
Cobanjan
House Set to Vote After June 12 on Rent Curbs
The House Rules Committee approved a plan to extend rent controls for one year only in areas with local action, with voting after June 12 due to Memorial Day recess. The government’s Rent Control Agency faces closure for lack of funds and staff, with notices sent to affected employees and payroll halted effective June 6 unless funds are approved.
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House
House Rules Committee
Gee ‘Erpment
Ine Vzan
Tiche B Weods
Ae P
Bem
Greece
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