Trimmed Aid Bill For Joint Meeting
The Senate and House moved to conference over Truman’s foreign aid plan, with about 1.2 billion dollars lopped from the president’s request of 7.9 billion. The Senate approved a 6.7 billion package after further cuts, while the House trimmed to 6.1626 billion, focusing cuts on military and defense aid. A Kem amendment barred aid to nations shipping war materials behind the Iron Curtain, and Eisenhower warned further cuts could delay European defense.
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HOUSE
Mr. Truman
America
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Truman
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
Kremlin's
Russell B. Long
D-La
Foreign Relations Committee
Olin D. Johnston
S.C
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Richard B. Russell
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
James P. Kem
R-Mo
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Go West, Young Lady, To Wyoming
A census report notes Wyoming as a marriage market with 32 940 single men over 14 in 1950 versus 14 978 single women over 14. From 1940 to 1950 total population rose from 250 742 to 290 529 while the number of single persons over 14 declined.
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Washington
The
Census Bureau
Wyoming
Steel Consumers Relaxed Amid Shortage Fears
The Iron Age reports steel users are acting calmly despite shortages and strike threats. Buyers are prioritizing quality, ordering locally, and holding fair inventories while producers push for a more competitive market in the coming quarters. Capacity is 102.5 percent, up one point from last week.
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New York
Iron Age
Metalworking Weekly
the Weekly
The
Police Chief Is Sentenced After Army Desertion Case
Police Chief Ray Sturgis, 40, of New Haven Michigan, formerly Russell McIntyre, is sentenced to 15 years hard labor by a Ft Custer court martial for deserting the army in 1944. FBI arrested him last March. a 926-name petition urged leniency. he remains at Ft Custer stockade pending higher reviews.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Ray Sturgis
New Haven
Ft. Custer
Sturgis
Pontiac
Camp Young
Calif
FBI
Michigan
Fifth Army
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
THS Spanish Club Elects New Officers
Frank Paredes is elected president of Tucson high school's Club el Cervantes. Faye Turner becomes vice-president and Connie Pacheco secretary treasurer, succeeding Tony Celaya as president.
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Frank Paredes
Tucson
el Cervantes
Faye Turner
Connie Pacheco
Paredes
Tony Celaya
Unknown Soldier Vigil at Arlington National Cemetery
At Arlington National Cemetery a small, reverent vigil continues before the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Sgt. Willard Traylor of Cynthiana Kentucky stands with the guard while 16 volunteers maintain a 24 hour watch every day of the year, snow rain sleet or high wind. Pvt. Monte Bristow of Shepherdsville Kentucky says the guard embodies what Americans respect and many visitors come to pay homage to the symbol of the nation. The inscription reads Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God. During the day the guards pace a ramp in front of the tomb and march.
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Washington
Willard Traylor
Cynthiana
Arlington Cemetery
Pfc
Monte Bristow
Sheperdsville
Army
Knifing suit settled for 197 dollars in Tucson
A $25,000 knifing lawsuit against William Matthews, Bill Santos, and the Tucson Sports Center was settled in favor of plaintiff Alex Peyron for 197 dollars plus costs. Matthews was convicted of stabbing Peyron and received a two year probation for aggravated assault. The cross-claim by Matthews for damages against Peyron was denied.
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Tucson
Alex Peyron
Peyron
William Matthews
Bill Santos
The
Sports Center
Matthews
Veteran Real Estate Man Opens Office in Tucson
W. E. Clarke announces the opening of his own realty office under the Old Reliable slogan used for 20 years in Tucson. He has sold real estate and cars for local firms and will handle real estate, farms, ranches, tourist courts and homes from a temporary address 2600 E Leest. Plans a downtown move in the fall.
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W. E. Clarke
Reliable
Tucson
Clarke
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