Senate Slashes Truman Budget in $525 Million Cut
The Senate advanced a $34.237 billion annual money bill with a $525 million cut, exempted Marshall Plan and UNICEF funding, and maintained $26.9 million for point four aid while undercutting Truman's overall budget by about $1.75 billion. The big reductions hit the agriculture department and defense-related line items, with House-approved items adjusted in conference and no new fixed government expense or defense supplemental provisions included.
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Senate
Taft
Ohio
Hayden
D-Ariz
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Senate-House
House
ECA
Marshall
Marshall Foreign Recovery Plan
Economic Co-Operation Administration
U. S
United Nations International Children’s
Truman
Bridges
R-Nh
Byrd
D-Va
Agriculture Department
Congress
National Health Institutes For Cancer
Maritime Board
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Morse
Rore
Secretaries of State and Commerce
Kilgore
D-Wva
Newsies Travel World Flight Homeward Talk of American Cooking
Five young American newsboys on a round the world flight arrived in Hong Kong then headed to Manila and back to Columbus Ohio. They spoke of craving American home cooking and recalled left side driving in London before pointing to the educational value of their trip. They are accompanied by John Edwin Jones, columnist of The Columbus Dispatch.
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Hong Kong
Manila
Columbus
Ohio
Winston M. Faux
Salt Lake City
William Blair Spence
Elwin Lawrence Dale
Pocatello
Idaho
David Kennett
Newark
London
Walter Winks
John Edwin Jones
The
Columbus Dispatch
Threat of West Germany Engulfment by East Reds
East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht warned that Communists would seize West Germany as North Korea did South Korea. He called West German and South Korean governments puppet regimes and promised trial of Chancellor Adenauer as a traitor. He urged Germans to join the Soviet line and proposed peace committees to halt arms production and ban American films.
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Berlin
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
South Korea
Konrad Adenauer
Ulbricht
Socialist Unity (Communist
Soviet Union
West
Parish Sitdown Strike In Court
Four parishioners and their pastor faced disorderly conduct charges after a west side church sitdown protests against plans to sell St. Paul’s Reformed Episcopal to a Negro congregation. Judge Hermes urged settlement out of court and ordered the pastor to resume services.
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Chicago
West Side
Emanuel Emanuel
St. Paul’s Reformed Episcopal Church
Joseph P. Hermes
Emanuel
Reece Leads Tennessee GOP Primary In East Districts
Carroll Reece held a lead in the Tennessee first district GOP primary with 29,496 votes to Dayton Phillips 27,909 as 27 of 295 precincts reported. Howard Baker trailed John Jennings in the second district with 23,765 to 11,309. Gov. Gordon Browning led the Democratic governor race with 197,614 to Clifford Allen 158,674.
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Nashville
Tenn
Carroll Reece
Congress
Tennessee
Reece
Dayton Phillips
East Tennessee
John Jennings Jr
Howard H. Baker
Baker
Jennings
House
Phillips
Gordon Browning
Browning
Clifford Allen
Marine Strong Corps Urged Strong Navy and Marines Seen Essential
Gen. Hol land M. Smith after a two month Europe tour urged a powerful navy and a fast moving marine corps to defend Formosa and deter Communists in Asia. He praised the First Marine division units arriving at the front and warned casualties may be high as they engage in real combat.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Korea
United States
Marine Corps
Holland M
Howlin’ Mad
Smith
Asia
Picnicker Yells Scares Mountain Lion Away
Mr and Mrs Lewis Phillips of Ash Fork interrupted their lunch west of Bill Williams Mountain when a mountain lion lunged for a dead deer. Phillips, unarmed, yelled at the cat and it fled, leaving the deer behind. The couple reported the incident on their return.
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Lewis Phillips
Ash Fork
Bill Williams Mountain
Phillips
Earthquakes Kill 100 In Western Venezuela
Earthquakes that rocked western Venezuela last night killed about 100 people and devastated several towns. At least 70 were dead with numerous injuries in Tocuyo near Barquisimeto, capital of Lara state. A 6 minute quake was felt in Caracas with damage in Guanare and San Cristobal.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Tocuyo
Barquisimeto
Lara
Guanare
San Cristobal
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