Colleges May Own Housing
Washington June 1 Sen Cain proposes transferring title and control of wartime housing units to colleges and universities nationwide. Congress previously funded dismantling and reassembling about 259000 units at a cost of 139 million dollars with land and utility requirements. Cain and housing officials warn of extensive paperwork. the plan has cleared banking committees in both chambers and Cain sees negligible revenue impact.
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Washington
Congress
Sen
Cain
R-Wash
Senate
House
Treasury
House Banking Committee
Outlaw Reds and Poles urged by U S lawmakers
A House foreign affairs committee member urged outlawing the Communist party citing defense of liberties. Rep Donald L Jackson of California told the Polish American Congress session to drive Reds underground and fill the hole. He noted Reds had “receded for the moment” but left a mark on Washington.
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Philadelphia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Communist Party
Donald L. Jackson
Calif
Jackson
Bogota
Potato surplus may influence upcoming election year
Washington reports a major potato glut as government forecasts 25 million bushels to July end, risking heavy buying to support growers. California North Carolina and Virginia most affected. Public concern over farm price supports may shape congressional action and campaign talk.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Uncle Sam
California
North Carolina
Virginia
Congress
Limit Pastors' For Weddings
Retired and emeritus pastors of the Presbyterian Church U S A may not officiate at weddings funerals or baptisms unless invited by the local minister. The 160th general assembly approved the restriction and also backed a 1949 education budget of 2 446 549 and a pensions report. A site vote for the assembly was postponed due to potential union talks with the Southern branch next year.
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Seattle
Presbyterian Church of the
160Th General Assembly
Lana Turner
Henry J
Bob” Topping
Topping
Standing Committee On
Southern Presbyterians Vote to Stay in Federal Council
The 88th general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian church voted 274 to 108 to remain in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America after two hours of debate. Questions about nonsegregation, Socialism, and doctrinal soundness sparked the controversy.
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Atlanta
Southern Presbyterian Church
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
88Th
General Assembly
Meridian, Miss
Reid Memorial
Augusta
Meridian Presbytery
First ERP Ship To Italy Is Welcomed
Genova June 1 U S Ambassador James C Dunn greeted the first European recovery program ship to arrive in Italy The S S James Bowie carried 9000 tons of grain Dunn said this was the first ERP ship and the 771st direct aid cargo from the United States to Italy since UNRRA ended
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Genoa
U.S
James C. Dunn
Italy
S.S
James Bowie
Dunn
United States
Japanese Probe Opens Into Showa Electric Spending
Japan's first postwar lobbying probe was launched by district attorney Seijiro Yamamoto into Showa Electric Industry Co. The investigation follows Diet reports that the firm spent large sums on entertaining political figures. preliminary checks began after these reports circulated.
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Tokyo
Japan
Seijiro Yamamoto
Showa Electric Industry Co
Yamamoto
Procurator accuses firm of carbide price gouging
The procurator claims the company sold carbide at prices well above the legal maximum, signaling potential legal action or penalties for price gouging and market manipulation.
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