European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 1, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes june it world do Accord Tydings May Millard Tydings called yesterday for a cooperative world program under which each nation would fairly share in the absorption and Cost of Tydings pointed out in a radio address that the problem of the die placed persons is very far from settlement he said for my own i cannot see How there can be any far reaching More Given in Europe help May 31 the economic cooperation administration today announced new authorizations totalling for european countries bringing total authorizations so far to including Ocean freight total authorizations include inlaid so far for new authorizations include for for for the 000 for Greece for France gets new Eca shipments for France totalling include Coal valued at French North african wheat wheat flour shipments for Austria totalling include brass products electrolytic Copper derived from foreign sources Black Iron sheets tinplate electric sheets Luxembourg or Swiss superphosphate and Basic slag norwegian shipments totalling include Worth of coarse grains from Canada and Worth of Oil cake and greek shipments totalling entirely Coal in demand recapitulation of commitments during eight weeks since Eca took Over the european recovery program showed that the United kingdom and Italy have been the heaviest beneficiaries of recovery it shows that wheat and Coal have been products most in demand and that Over 60 per cent of authorizations will be purchased through private Trade Bui 71 taps with Marshall new May 31 danced his Way into his 71st celebrations planned for him left Robinson Little Hance to Ponder Ttoe passing of his birthday celebrated included the christening of an excursion ship in his a Benefit performance aft Madison and a special party at a night at a Benefit his feet still moving in a rhythmic tapped stage Arm and Arm with of state George mar persons got to feet to serenade dancer with Happy and worthwhile solution of it until the great and Small nations of the Earth tackle the problem and arrange Jor some plan whereby each nation will fairly share in the absorption and Cost of settling these unfortunate Tydings devoted his radio talk to a discussion of legislation before Congress to admit 100000 displaced persons to the during the next two House Bill puts state tax on mail order Cigar ets May 31 the House passed a Bill designed to Stop the interstate shipment of without payment of state sales approved on a standing vote of 83 to now goes to the anticommunist Bill May escape action May 31 there were increasing signs last night that time fmay prevent the Senate from acting on the controversial House Bill to curb com 17 working Days june 19 is the target Date for adjournment and the Bill still has a Long Road to travel before reaching the Senate several senators were said to feel that the Bill is unconstitutional in its present form and should be rewritten completely by the judiciary Senate leaders plan to halt civil rights filibuster on draft May 31 Senate Republican leaders were re ported ready to drastic measures to avoid a civil rights fight Ever the draft their strategy May involve use of the Seldom invoked motion to proposals by Wil Liam Langer to add civil rights measures to the such a motion is not debatable and would shut off the possibility of any senator Robert Taft told reporters it May become necessary to use this parliamentary device to prevent Taft head of the gop policy said yesterday the draft Bill will be taken up by the Senate immediately after the displaced persons Bill is out of the but in the a similar draft Bill is still in the rules hearings were postponed thursday until next week farm Dies May 31 David assistant administrator of the agriculture departments production and Market ing died Here military missions of asked May 31 up the and defense departments have sent Congress a Las minute plea for authority to Send military missions to any country wanting 1 it was the already approved by has been sidetracked momentarily by Bills Senate re publican leaders want to pass be fore the scheduled june 19 and informed quarters said defense Secretary James Forrestal would recommend action at a closed meeting of the Senate armed services they also re ported that the state department has ranked the plea High on a new list of legislation marked must for action the House Bill would authorize president to detail Navy and Marine corps personnel to assist foreign governments whenever such missions Are deemed in this nations in the news Eca administrator Paul Hoffman As appeared before the Senate appropriations com Mittee to ask Congress to put financial sinews the european recovery Frieda new York has been nominated by president Truman to membership on the Federal communications commission for a seven year she is the first woman Ever named to the during the War in and her brother Are reunited in new palette was adopted by and Laurence Winthrop and George will be adopted by winthrops brother and and Harry hungarian born Rose Koen taught herself some new As proof she holds the eighth Grade diploma she received from the elementary Extension schools of the Cleveland adult education no plague the nation new May 31 the first time since the Start of labors third round wage drive Early this Spring the nation today Wai without a major the settlement of the Chrysler involving wiped the labor slate almost earlier this week the strike against general motors was averted by a settlement providing an 11cent hourly 6voice purged of nonsense May 31 All the trash and nonsense should be Cut out of the state departments voice of America broadcasts to foreign the chairman of Ahouse investigating committee said we can give them factual pro Grams and but i very much doubt if it is the business of the government to provide entertain ment for the said Edgar Chenoweth Chenoweth a newsman he is completely disgusted with a re cent series of voice programs beamed to South America by the Many legislators have called them a slander on a half dozen states and historic figures of the american he said including music and so called humorous sketches of american life and Cus now makes up about on third of the voice program which was designed by the state department As a counter barrage against soviet to Check scripts Chenoweth said his committee will Widen its investigation to Check on broadcasts beamed to Russia and other countries behind the Iron cur committee investigators were reported scrutinizing scripts Broad cast to the soviet writers will contest red scenarist ban May 31 about 30 film and stage writers will file an antitrust suit in an Effort to compel movie producers to lift their ban on communist it was the writers will All state they Are not they will charge the producers with conspiring to restrain Trade by agreeing in november not to hire anyone who is a member of the communist party or any other group which advocates violent overthrow of the they will be represented by Thurman onetime head of the Justice departments antitrust and James of new new York i University graduates 300 students May 31 300 students became the first graduates of the first i University in the country when they rec i Ved certificates from College Here the Champlain students Are the first of approximately who have completed two year courses at the three associated colleges of upper new they will trans along with about to regular fou year colleges to Complete their studies for the associated colleges were set up by the state As an emergency answer to the educational demands of returning War alaskan airports okd May 31 president Truman has signed a Bill authorizing an expenditure of for the construction of pub Lic airports in Chrysler locals voting approval of wage boost May 31 Cio United Auto workers announced its 13cent wage boost agreement with Chrysler wan virtually assured ratification by workers ending their enough Chrysler locals meeting yesterday reported overwhelming approval of the settlement to in sure its a Union spokes Man the increase will bring Chrysler workers wages to an average an Oak Ridge workers hike wage demands again Oak May 31 a workers at the Oak Ridge atomic Laboratory have increased their hourly wage demands from 15 cents to 26 cents and created a new strike the action came on the eve of a National labor relations Board poll and wednesday is 875members of the Al on acceptance of a new contract which provides an average 10 cent an hour the present hourly average wage is Hershey contract contains costo living scale May 31 wage increases ranging from 4 to 11 cents an hour Are included in a new contract agreement reached by management of the Hershey Choc Olate and the Hershey estates and Al the contract also provides for a three cent Standard of living in crease next and one cent Cost of living increases or decreases every three months based on labor department pm plans no increase in automobile prices May 31 motors last night said it does not plan any immediate Price changes in its passenger cars despite an 11cent hourly costo living pay hike granted Cio United Auto workers officials said that seven of the Auto including pm and could reduce car Price san Overall average and still make an average six percent profit on their Ford motor is not included in such official Al members vote 15 to 1 against Taf Hartley Law May 31 the Afes said that Union members Are voting 15 to 1 against the Taffy Hartley in its semifinal tabulation of a nationwide poll of Union members of their attitude towards the the Al said that Union Mem Bers had voiced opposition to the act and favor it fixed the ratio at 15 to this vote taken by secret the Al emphasizes the fact that rank and file solidly support the efforts of Union leaders to have the Taf Hartley Law re v storm hit air base May 31 blowing 82 Miles an hour caused damages yesterday at the Smoky Hill air Force the storm wrecked two c47 planes and damaged to eight