Amarillo High honors nine students for service
The paper notes nine Amarillo High School students recognized for service and added to the Honor Board. Names include Carol Hamilton Jerrey Mulkey Sue Bradley Weldon Irea Travis Boles Bill McCrary Bette Hickerson Carol Creek Juana Ree Owens. Public relations oversees nominations and board selection in the front hall of the school.
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Amarillo High School
Carol Hamilton
Jerrey Mulkey
Sue Bradley
Weldon Irea
Travis Boles
Bill McCrary
Bette Hickerson
Carol Creek
Juana Ree Owens
Als Miavead
Hin
Horoscope Row: Aquarius to Capricorn Advice
Stella offers February 6 7 horoscope guidance with traits for writing talent sensitivity and crisis calm, plus daily charts for each zodiac sign and a reminder to select birthday star for tomorrow. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
Tax policy and spending cuts loom in 1951 through Congress
Matt Curzon notes the committee will face tax increases as Truman proposes 3 billion dollars in corporate taxes and similar hikes. Excise taxes exist on furs jewelry cosmetics, with possible future taxes on autos. Expect months of wrangling as Senate and House seek cuts, yet legislators debate while taxes rise and government spending remains high. By year end 1951, purchasing power declines as more income is taxed and civilian goods are diverted to defense.
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Vida M. Jansen
Hayden
University of Missouri, Columbia
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Monroe
University of Texas Graduate School
Amarillo
Texas
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Childress
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P. E. Raffa
Billie Jo Mace
Jessie Schantol
Virginia Daniels
Martin
Raffa
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Corpus Christi
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Stratford
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Santa Fe Railroad
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Congress
Truman asks Congress for 4 billion tax increase plan
President Truman asks for a 4 billion dollar personal income tax rise. Secretary Snyder testifies to the Ways and Means Committee as hearings begin to shape a bill. The process will be lengthy, with experts and more experts detailing how the tax should be raised.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
House
Ways and Means Committee
Government seeks castor bean expansion in Texas Oklahoma
The Agriculture Department plans 99,900 to 100,000 acres planted with castor beans this year, up from 10,000 last year. It will pay at least a dime per pound for hulled beans as castor oil is valued for aircraft lubrication. Targeted 60,000 acres on dry land in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Our Younger Generation by Ora Wright
Dean Carpenter a 14 year old boy from 726 North Hayes is profiled by Ora Wright. He is in ninth grade at Horace Mann Junior High and participates in basketball Honor Society and HI Y. He collects stamps and aims to study civil engineering at Oklahoma A&M.
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Ora Wright
Dean Carpenter
A Carpenter
North Hayes
Horace Mann Junior High
Oklahoma A&m
Japan Assured Bid in UN Membership
Ambassador John Foster Dulles told Japanese women of the diet that the United States will support Japan joining the United Nations. He spoke before a night meeting with General MacArthur, saying America must act to give the world the best chance of peace and that Japan can participate in the UN charter and receive protection from its principles.
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John Foster Dulles
Diet
United States
Japan
United Nations
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Dulles
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