U S To Starve Out Red Aides
FRANKFURT Germany March 1 General Lucius D Clay signaled eight Russian members of a repatriation mission would be cut off from access and starved out if they did not depart the U S zone by Tuesday night. He noted no force would be used to compel departure and cited Brig Gen Robinson Duff as post commander with authority if action was needed.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Robinson E. Duff
Clay
Army
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Col
Sterling Wood
Wood
Clarence R. Huebner
Gen
House Group Asks Postal Rate Hike
Washington March 1 The House appropriations committee approved funds to hire 1500 new tax enforcement workers and called for higher postal rates especially on second class publications The panel cut the Treasury request for 7000 enforcement staff noting diminishing returns and set the year’s total direct appropriations at about 3.07 billion with postal service at 2.05 billion The bill moves to debate with Senate action pending
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Washington, Mar
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Post Office Departments
Treasury Department
Congress
House
Senate
Day's Activities in Congress By Associated Press
Senate resumes debate on antifilibuster rules change. Finance committee hearings on reciprocal trade legislation continue. Foreign relations panel weighs European aid bill in closed session. Senate and House economic committees arrange a vote on a report covering the President's economic recommendations. Agriculture committee studies disaster loans to farmers. House considers minor bills. Appropriations panel acts on first departmental money bill of 1949. Agriculture starts oleomargarine tax hearings. Banking panel continues rent control studies. Labor panel nears vote on minimum wage boost. Ways and Means questions officials on broader social security coverage.
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Finance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate-house Economic Committee
Congress
Agriculture Committee
House
Appropriations Committee
Banking Committee
Labor Committee
Ways and Means
Traffic Grows In Marijuana Traffic Grows In Marijuana
U S narcotics chief H J Anslinger warned before the house appropriations committee that illegal marijuana traffic has risen, especially among youth. He cited arrests of an entire orchestra in North Carolina and prominent jazz musicians in Chicago and New York.
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Washington
U. S. Commissioner of Narcotics
H. J. Anslinger
Treasury Department
House Appropriations Committee
Anslinger
North Carolina
Chicago
New York
Customs Bureau
Reds Stepping Up Cold War
Western European communist leaders from France Italy Germany and Britain call for harsh actions against a potential Soviet invasion. British and American observers note a central directive behind the shift toward a more vigorous policy with leaders like Maurice Thorez Palmiro Togliatti Pietro Nenni Otto Grotewohl voicing supportive stances.
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London
Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Britain
Harry Pollitt
Communist Party
Communist Daily Worker
Russia
Ussr
Maurice Thorez
Palmiro Togliatti
Pietro Nenni
Venice
United States
Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Socialist Unity Party of
East Germany
Pal Of Killer To Face Judge
George Adolph Schmid 21 a friend of killer Billy Ray Gilbert will be arraigned on an amended murder charge after a bloody shooting in Needles California Ernest Winsted 21 Frances Schmid 22 Willis Pugh 70 were victims in Needles last Thursday Gilbert was killed by police in Phoenix Arizona Schmid and Florence Chisholm 31 recently visited the crime scene with sheriff's deputies confirming details of the case
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Needles
Calif
George Adolph Schmid
Billy Ray Gilbert
Gilbert
Phoenix
Ariz
Schmid
Ernest Winsted
Needles City
Frances
Willis Pugh
Florence Chisholm
Hal Oxnevad
Pugh
Winsted
Filibuster Stalls Senate as Southern Bloc Fights Rule
The Senate enters a second day of a Southern-led filibuster to block a rules change seen as ending debate limits. Dixie senators defend the filibuster to oppose civil rights bills while the administration pressures action on labor and other major measures. Senator George starts the talkathon at 2:26 p.m. Tucson time.
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Peage
House Labor Committee
Senate
Sen
Connally
D-Tex
Sen. George
D-Ga
Dixie
Truman
George
Tucson
Lucas
D-Nd
Tombstone Refused Major City Budget Request
Phoenix dispatch says the state tax commission rejected Tombstone’s emergency expenditure plan totaling 7500 dollars. The panel approved 2000 dollars for town hall repairs and 500 dollars for the community hall, while refusing 1800 for the hospital 3200 for the jail and 2500 for the fire department.
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Phoenix
Mar
State Tax Commission
Tombstone
Gen Clays Call To Let Germans Build Large Ships Touches Big Three Policy
Washington officials clash over Gen Lucius D Clay proposal to allow western Germany to build and operate ocean going vessels stirring Potsdam era tensions with Britain France and the Soviet Union. Navy and shipping interests debate security economy and legality of reviving German shipbuilding amid Cold War strains.
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Washington
Mar
Lucius D. Clay
Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
Truman
Germany
State Department
Clay
Army Department
Maritime Commission
Navy
Soviet Russia
Governor's Cadillac Moves to Governor's Office
Arizona Senate backs transfer of a Cadillac from Secretary of State to the governor. The move follows prior board actions moving the car to the governor’s office, a purchase funded when Dan FE Garvey was secretary of state to serve official duties during Gov. Sidney P. Osborn’s illness.
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Phoenix
Mar
Arizona House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Senate
House
Board of Property Condemnation
Governor's Office
Dan FE. Garvey
Sidney P. Osborn
House Votes To Control Electric Co-Ops In State
Arizona House of Representatives approved a bill that keeps cooperatives under the corporation commission after amendments. The measure would let incorporated cities and towns levy license fees, not affecting charter cities like Tucson. The bill moves to a third reading and then to the Senate for possible restoration to its original form.
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House
Phoenix
Mar
Arizona House of Representatives
Corporation Commission
Senate
William A. Sullivan
J. B. Mead
Tucson
Sullivan
Robert H. Wallace
Phoenix Republican
Raymond G. Langham
Jack Cummard
Mesa
Wallace
Kel Fox
Senada
Debate Over Horse And Dog Racing Local Option
Arizona legislature opens debate on regulating horse and dog racing with two bills. A substitute creates a racing commission with county classifications and days per class. Gov Garvey appears weakened as the measure allows dog racing with defined shares for operators and state.
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Phoenix
Mar
House of Representatives
J. W. Estes
Ed Ellsworth
Clara Bottum
Yuma
Charles Abels
Fletcher West Timmerman
Committee On Livestock and Public Lands
Estes
Strong
Dan E. Garvey
Bill to create utilities division in Arizona
A bill introducing a $104 542 appropriation to the Arizona Corporation Commission for a utilities division was offered in the House by Reps. Dick W. Martin Prescow Marshall Simms Clifton and W W Franklin. The measure backs the commission and replaces a prior $91 000 rate survey bill. It funds supervision over two years starting July 1 with $54 482 the first year and $49 980 the second.
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Phoenix
Mar
Arizona Corporation Commission
House of Representatives
Dick W. Martin
Prescow
Marshall Simms
Clifton
W. W. Franklin
House
Corporation Commission
Senate
Pima County Denies Sheriff Levy Keeps Skeleton Force
After the state tax commission denied a special levy for the sheriff and assessor in Pima County, Sheriff Jerome P. Martin announced a skeleton force would be kept. County officials seek legislative relief as $132,949 emergency levies were denied and $200,613 of $333,562 requested was granted.
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Bob Campbell
State Tax Commission
Pima County
Jerome P. Martin
Fred C. Goodell
Martin
M. T. Guiney
Leo J. Finch
J. Homer Boyd
Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Associated Press
Tax Commission
Stock Dealer Disappears in Phoenix
Phoenix security dealer Edwin Hawley is missing since February 5. He faces grand theft and embezzlement charges from County Atty. Warren McCarthy after a Duncan investor complained. Federal securities officials and the National Association of Securities Dealers search him. seven securities sales permits Hawley held since 1946 were canceled by the state corporation commission.
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Phoenix
Mar
Edwin Hawley
Hawley
Warren McCarthy
Duncan
Ariz
Federal Securities Exchange Commission
National Association of Securities Dealers
Morris S. van Gundy
State Corporation Commission
Hawley S
Pravda claims Soviet gains as capitalist woes grow
Pravda on Moscow radio extols price cuts and socialist triumph while alleging hunger and misery in capitalist nations. The piece praises the Soviet system and workers' gratitude to the party, government, and Stalin, contrasting it with American and other capitalist conditions.
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London
Mar
Pravda
Central Committee
Russian Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Russia
USA
Soviet Union
Party of Bolsheviks
Stalin
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