Japan navy leaders and Zaibatsu discussed in postwar inquiry
Kato outlined a sweeping probe into militarists and business leaders, noting a 70 million yen budget for the investigation and a vast sum of military stocks valued in the hundreds of billions of yen. He cited wartime distribution to the public and black market findings as evidence of militarist influence.
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Inflation Bill Passes House With Voluntary Industry Pact
Chairman Wolcott says the administration will pursue voluntary self-discipline agreements to stabilize prices for scarce items. Rep. Spence notes no enforcement for nonparticipants, while 102 Democrats join 178 Republicans and Rep. Marcantonio to push the measure. Opposed by 44 Democrats and 29 Republicans.
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Christmas Day on Mt. Lemmon dining turkey feast ad
Visit Mt. Lemmon 39 miles from Tucson for a festive Christmas. The Pine Cone dining room at Mt. Lemmon Lodge offers a huge turkey feast in wintry surroundings. Reservations encouraged by calling 2817.
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Truman Aid Plan Faces Mixed Senate Reactions
President Truman proposes a long range European recovery plan but seeks a single year commitment rather than a total $17 billion pledge. Senators Vandenberg Byrd McCarthy and Barkley weigh future budgets and strategic terms while White cautions Congress to approve with possible changes.
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Immigrant Exclusion Case Involves Maria Formicola
A New York area girl, Maria Formicola, reportedly received offers to live with multiple families. A Yonkers music teacher visited immigration offices offering to marry if she could stay. The case appeals the exclusion ruling and will be reviewed by the Philadelphia immigration commissioner.
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Patagonia Eyes Incorporation to Cut City Costs
William Waggoner, a leader in Patagonia's incorporation effort, says the town would spend 8 000 to 10 000 annually for operations with about 7 500 from gas and sales taxes. He notes monthly costs under 500 and expects improvements to raise population from about 800 near Arizona mining areas and guest ranches.
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Truman Budget Cuts Slow Foreign Aid And Inflation Plan
Sullivan relief in occupation zones and funds for agencies to year end. A mild anti inflation bill would extend controls and permit industry wide agreements while restricting grain to distilleries. Congress trimmed foreign aid to 540 million of 597.9 million requested, and China got 18 thousand. Standby rationing and wage price controls were deferred, reducing support for the administration's program.
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The Cost of War and the Value of Peace
The author argues it is cheaper to prevent a third world war than wage one. He notes seventeen billion dollars seems small beside the broader price of future conflict and recalls vast military cemeteries from World Wars I and II. The piece asserts money cannot balance the sacrifice represented by white crosses on war graves.
Strike Affects 300000 Italian Food Workers
Italy’s labor minister Amintore Fanini announces a general strike that impacts about 300000 workers in food factories stores and shops. Bakers milk distributors and ice plants are exempted from the action.
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Downey accuses bureau of dishonest fund shortages in California
Sen. Sheridan Downey attacks bureau policies and personnel saying shortages were caused by dishonest actions. He authored a senate resolution to probe the bureau in California for possible anti lobby violations and expects action in the next session. Senator Guy Cordon supports tighter spending control during hearings on the rush appropriation.
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Tru man outline praised by Italian press for plan
Volkstimme cites Tru mans outline as proving colonial conditions of the plan. Italian non Communist press largely approves while Il Tempo calls the program a path for Europe to escape hunger and tyranny.
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