President Urged to Sign GOP Housing and Inflation Bills
Washington reporters say conservative lawmakers pressed President Truman to sign the Republican housing and anti inflation measures passed by a special session. The package includes a housing and loan program for veterans and a budget item funding travel pay for Congress, while noting no subsidies for low rent housing.
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Stomach Distress Vanishes After ten Years
A man reports ten years of stomach pain from undigested food, feeling weak and constipated. After taking INNER-AID, he says the burning in the stomach disappeared by the second day, bowels regular, gas and headaches gone, and he feels renewed. INNER-AID, 12 Juicestron, Nature's Plants No. 1, claims to cleanse liver, remove bile, and aid digestion. Sold by all drug stores.
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Court Postpones Steadman Trial
District Judge Henry 8 Bishop postponed the trial of Carlton A. Steadham of Long Beach California for armed robbery at the Ben Chitton Service Station 749 North Fillmore. Steadman previously faced two trials with reversals and retrial due to jury misconduct and injuries from a recent automobile wreck prevented his appearance. Thomas R. Choiniere of Detroit now serves a five year term in the Texas penitentiary on the same charge.
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Bronx Woman Hurt in Wreck at Highway 66 Intersection
A Bronx woman, Mrs. Feldman, was injured this morning when a butane transport truck crossed US Highway 66 at a west of English Field intersection. She was treated at St. Anthony's Hospital for a back injury and listed resting comfortably at noon. The Baker-Fleming of Plainview truck, driven by Oscar Gossett, crossed the stop sign. Gossett was ticketed. Feldman, in the car, was uninjured but his vehicle suffered heavy damage.
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Abusive Language Case Transferred to Potter County Court
The case against Joseph T. Joseph, accused of abusive language and indecent proposals to a woman who advertised as a practical nurse, was transferred to Potter County court after he pled not guilty in Justice Court. He agreed to the transfer following a Monday trial setup and a rendezvous arranged by the woman with city officers signal by handkerchief.
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Amarillo Man in Jail on Bond Forfeiture Charge
Trap Alexander of 309 Worth Houston was in Potter County jail awaiting a bond forfeiture hearing after an arrest for driving while intoxicated following an East Third Street accident about ten days earlier. He pleaded not guilty and posted a 350 appearance bond.
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Texas Losing in Population Now In Sixth Place
SHINGTON Aug Washington state news summary notes Texas trails in population growth. Texas has gained 10.7 percent since the 1940 census, far behind leaders California 42.1 Oregon 41.8 and Washington 3 58. The July 1 estimates place Texas sixth in the nation behind Illinois and Ohio.
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Highway Patrolmen Positions Open in Amarillo District
Captain Polk Ivy announces a highway patrolmen examination opening. Applications must be filed by Friday Aug 20. Obtain forms and details from Captain Ivy at the patrol office in the courthouse or write to W J Elliott Chief Texas Highway Patrol Austin.
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Commodity Prices Seen Peaking Then Downward Trend
USDA experts projected a rise in the near term while McDonald said the motion has generally peaked in commodity prices and wages and that the trend from now on should move downward.
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