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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1949

Page

9

Truman Labor Bill Advances in Senate Committee Vote

Eight Democrats backed the measure to repeal the Taft Hartley Act and restore the Wagner Act with changes. Republicans on the committee opposed the bill, praising procedural discipline while critics called the move high handed as debate stalled amid a filibuster and party tensions.

Truman Washington Finan Va Taft Ohio Senate Elbert D. Thomas Utah Morse R-Ore Aiken Donnell Smith Thomas Pepper D-Fla Committee Democrats Murray Montana Florida Hill Alabama Neely West Vir

Few Film Producers Face Profit Prospects

In Hollywood the industry faces hard facts with nine of ten films failing to turn a profit here. Attendance has fallen over 15 years while production costs rose dramatically since 1941. Unemployment remains high among writers actors and crew with limited improvement in 1948.

Hollywood Eric Johnson Producers’ Group Johnson U. S Screenwriters Guide Screens Actors Guide Motion Picture Relief Fund

Atwater Kent Dies in Hollywood

Hollywood mourns as Atwater Kent, renowned retired radio manufacturer, dies at age unspecified. Kent helped shape early American radio sets and founded a major company.

Hollywood Atwater Kent

Johnson Named as Secretary of Defense for Unification Drive

Johnson hailed by Senators Tydings Lucas and Saltonstall for unification work after Forrestal's retirement. A World War I infantry veteran and former assistant secretary of war, he promoted air power and long range bomber buildup while clashing with Secretary Woodring before World War II.

Tydings D-Md Armed Services Committee Johnson Forrestal Lucas Saltonstall R-Mass Europe Union Woodring White House Washington Democratic National Committee Truman New York

Fruit Bloom Timing Shows Frost Misses Early May

The text notes a fruit killing frost did not occur until early May, about a month after bloom. It states the apple bloom interval from thereen bud stage to full bloom is roughly 30 days with green bud stage reached in late April. Record short intervals include 12 days in 1941 and 17 days in 1929, with crops produced in both years.

Political Row Splits On Measure With Bipartisan Leanings

A group including Humphrey of Minnesota and Douglas of Illinois supported the move while Republicans Taft of Ohio Aiken of Vermont Smith of New Jersey Morse of Oregon and Donnell of Missouri opposed it.

Ginia Douglas Illinois Humphrey Minnesota Withers Kentucky Taft Ohio Aiken Vermont Smith New Jersey Morse Oregon Donnell Missouri

Composer of Finland's national anthem Maamme

The national anthem Maamme was composed by Fredrik Pacius with lyrics by J L Runeberg. Pacius, born in Hamburg in 1809, was a violinist and teacher whose works helped establish the National Finnish School and he wrote Finland’s first opera. He died in Helsingfors on January 8, 1891.

Finland Maamme Fredrik Pacius J. L. Runeberg Pacius Hamburg Helsingfors Helsinki

Bulgaria Demands Death for Four Protestant Clergy

In Sofia the communist prosecutor sought the death penalty for four Protestant churchmen charged with spying and treason. He linked the defendants to a spy network with American and British backing and claimed they promoted a revolt and international intervention.

Sofia Bulgaria de. Penai Dimiter Georgiev United States Britain World Council of Churches Vassil Georgiev Ziapkov Yanko Nokolov Ivanov Nokoli Mihailov George Nikolov Chernev Penecost Ziapkov Naumov Russia Soviet Union

Angry at Water Cutoff During Strike Describes 24 Room House Search

Col Sterling Wood reports the Frankfurt provost marshal that bathtubs in a 24 room house were nearly full of water, suggesting the residents expected a water shutoff after they overstayed the U B deadline. Russians were then searched for photos of MPs guarding the building for two days.

Col Sterling Wood Frankfurt U. B

House Group Votes 15 Month Rent Control Extension

The House banking committee approved 20 to 4 a compromise bill to extend rent controls for 15 months beyond March 31. The committee defeated a civil rights amendment 16 to 9 and approved a provision to prevent mass evictions. The measure heads to the House for action next week.

Washington House

Truman Proposes Simple Majority to End Senate Debates

President Truman urged a voting majority rule to cut off Senate debate, aiming to speed passage of his legislative program. The proposal drew opposition from Taft and Lucas, while Mcarran and 21 Southerners signaled opposition and Byrd and Robertson also publicly dissented.

Barkley Truman Senate Taft Ohio GOP Lucas Mc‘arran Nevada Byrd and Robertson Virginia

Denmark and Norway Move Toward NATO Expansion

Norway's Storting approved joining the North Atlantic alliance, signaling a Cold War victory over Russia and pressuring a southward defense expansion. Denmark indicated interest in joining, while Sweden remains neutral. Italy and Portugal showed interest, though Senate opposition exists.

State Department Norway Decisio Russia Denmark Sweden Baltic Sea Norwegian Storting Pariament Morgenstierne Helsinki Italy Senate

Average ages of World War I II and Spanish American War veterans

The question asks for the typical ages of veterans from World War I, World War II, and the Spanish American War. It does not provide specific data or a source.

World War Veterans Ages Reported for Major Conflicts

On June 30, 1948 the average age of World War II veterans was 98 years, World War I veterans 46 years, and Spanish American War veterans 72 years. This summary notes aging veteran cohorts across conflicts.

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