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January 30, 1946

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Tugboat Strike, Set for Monday, Expected to Tie Up Harbor Traffic; TUGBOAT STRIKE SET FOR MONDAY

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tugboat strike threatens supply

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NEW LABOR BILL OFFERED IN HOUSE; Sponsors Ask Rules Committee to Give It Right of Way Tomorrow Without Hearing

By Joseph A. Loftus Special To the New York Times

Repr Case offers substitute bill to create tripartite mediation bd, to ban violence, provide cooling-off periods, ct injunctions and other curbs on unions; asks rules com to permit House consideration without com hearing; Chmn Sabath comments

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White House Drops Museum, Cafeteria; By The Associated Press.

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approves elimination of proposed museum and cafeteria

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HOUSE VOTES SHIFT OF USES BY JUNE 30, REBUFFING TRUMAN; Republicans and South's Democrats Join to Beat FederalExtension, 263 to 113COMPROMISE ON '47 PLEADirksen Asked Return to Statesin 30 Days, AdministrationTried for Dec. 31

By Frederick R. Barkley Special To the New York Times

House rebuffs Truman by rejecting Ramspeck bill to extend Fed control; adopts Dirksen bill with compromise

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Gouin Asks Deep Fiscal Cuts; Assembly Backs Him, 514-51; He Outlines Plan to Brace French Economy --Seeks Wage-Price Freeze, Limits on Nationalization, Sale of State Assets

By Harold Callender By Wireless To the New York Times

Gouin policy declaration, Assembly; Assembly backs him with strong confidence vote

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1946John Bird, Baron Bird, English publisher, founded The Big Issue^[†]

John Anthony Bird, Baron Bird, is a British social entrepreneur and life peer. He is best known as the co-founder of The Big Issue, a magazine edited by professional journalists and sold by street vendors who are largely homeless or vulnerably housed. Bird sits as an independent crossbench member of the House of Lords.

Headlines from January 30, 1946

Tugboat Strike, Set for Monday, Expected to Tie Up Harbor Traffic; TUGBOAT STRIKE SET FOR MONDAY

NEW LABOR BILL OFFERED IN HOUSE; Sponsors Ask Rules Committee to Give It Right of Way Tomorrow Without Hearing

White House Drops Museum, Cafeteria; By The Associated Press.

HOUSE VOTES SHIFT OF USES BY JUNE 30, REBUFFING TRUMAN; Republicans and South's Democrats Join to Beat FederalExtension, 263 to 113COMPROMISE ON '47 PLEADirksen Asked Return to Statesin 30 Days, AdministrationTried for Dec. 31

Gouin Asks Deep Fiscal Cuts; Assembly Backs Him, 514-51; He Outlines Plan to Brace French Economy --Seeks Wage-Price Freeze, Limits on Nationalization, Sale of State Assets

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