Welfare Post In Cabinet Favored by Public Opinion
George Gallup reports broad support for a federal welfare department headed by a cabinet member. A Hoover commission idea, Senate hearings yielded a mixed reception with party lines. Republicans split with 45 percent approval among Dewey voters while 61 percent of Truman voters approved. Oscar Ewing warned rejection would repudiate Hoover's commission.
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N. J
Truman
Department of Welfare
Special Commission
Herbert Hoover
Senate
American Institute of Public Opinion
Department of Public Welfare
Washington
Truman_ Dewey
Oscar Ewing
Federal Security
Hoover
Soviet Blasts Tito In First Public Enemy Label
Moscow calls Marshal Tito's Yugoslav government an enemy of the Soviet Union in a Moscow radio broadcast and a formal note. The exchange follows Yugoslavia's split with the Cominform and Tito's warnings of possible invasion rumors.
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London
Russia
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Albania
Red Army
Moscow Radio Today
Austria
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Motorist Found Dead After Car Plunge in Gulch
Lloyd Harris a 44 year old Phoenix man missing since Saturday was found dead beside his automobile wedged in Russell gulch in the Pinal mountains. The car plunged 200 feet from the highway 11 miles south of here. Harris had been dead several days and tools and a radiator cover were scattered near the wreck. Howard Ederson, a watchman for Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co, located the scene after noticing the radiator cover near the road.
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Globe
Lloyd Harri
Phoenix
Russell's Gulch
Pinal Mountains
Here
Harris
Morenci
Howard Ederson
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Henderson
Group Pushes End to KKK Activity in Alabama
In Birmingham a volunteer group called Committee of 500 prepared a plan to curb mob lawlessness by night riding lashers. The report urges immediate revocation of the Alabama Ku Klux Klan charter and accuses KKK members and sympathizers of justifying vigilantism. The six weeks old law banning masks in public is noted.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Towns Remember As Back Home Fire Destroys Montana District
Fire destroyed six business district buildings in Judith Gap Montana except a bank. About $75 000 in losses, no serious injuries. Cause unknown likely started in Midway hotel around 1 a.m. Firefighters faced water pressure problems while tenants fled in nightclothes.
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Judith Gap
Mont
Montana
Midway Hotel
Harlowton-Judith Gap
Heat wave victim dies after bed falls from window
Samuel Goppelberg, 24, a heat wave sufferer in New York, moved his bed by a window for air and fell from a five story window to his death. Two workers were flooded from a sudden surge but escaped injury. In Texas, W Fred Jones, convicted killer of H C Love Jr, was buried after a 50 minute service following a three day reprieve.
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New York
Samuel Goppelberg
Wichita Falls
Tex
P— W. Fred Jones
H. C. Love Jr
Floydada
Flovdada
Jones
Huntsville State Prison
Aide Forgets At Tokyo Rose Federal Trial
Motomu Niihave testified in the Tokyo Rose treason trial as a translator and censor for Zero Hour broadcasts. He recalled five years ago broadcasting examples but faltered under defense questioning, saying he could not remember details due to intoxication.
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Tokyo Rose
San Francisco
Motomu Nii
Iva Toguri D'Aquino
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Nii
Wayne Collins
Japan
Atty
Theodore Tamba
Collins
Tamba
Leyte Gulf
Philip D’aquino
Hawaii-born Japanese Testifies About Memory Loss Effect
A Hawaii-born Japanese witness testifies that a drink described as American whiskey and a half bottle of imitation Japanese scotch erased his memory. The testimony centers on alleged amnesia after consuming the substances.
Hickman Announces Postal Examinations in Tucson
Hickman stated that a custodial laborer examination and postal vacancies will be filled in Tucson. Applicants must live within the Tucson post office delivery zone or be patrons of the office. No written test required. applicants rated on experience. Salary listed at $2,150 yearly. Further details available from H H Hickman in room 233 of the federal building.
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Tucson
O H. H. Hickman
Hickman
Federal
Three Phoenix Fires Cause Fifteen Thousand Dollars In Damage
Three fires in the Phoenix area Thursday caused about 15 000 in damage. A Buckeye road blaze destroyed two small buildings and a mattress shop and damaged an upholstery firm and a restaurant. A North Ninth street fire damaged a two room apartment above a garage worth 3 000. A four room frame house at Lateral 17 and the Arizona canal was entirely destroyed. the Salt River Valley Water Users Association structure suffered about 4 000 in damage.
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Damere
Buckeye Road
North Ninth Street
Lia Laird
Lateral 17
Arizona Canal
Salt River Valley Water Ters’ Association
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Howard Oldfield
Ball Park
Charlotte
Northome
Minn
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W. W. Cassell
Wice Firm
Towatoes
E. Broadway
Sunset Cottage Cheese
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Strongheart Dog Foods
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Pet—Borden’s Milk
Pratt & Lambert
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Panacea
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