Tax Cuts and Defense Spending Debated in 1956 Outlook
The article discusses government tax cuts and spending, noting a proposed 656 million dollar income tax reduction and a 156 million dollar overall tax cut. It critiques navy waste, urges shifting funds to aviation, and contrasts views of Mellon and Coolidge on federal fiscal policy. It also reflects stock market optimism after Lincoln's birthday and public concern over democracy and moneyed power.
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Aloy
Lele Bam
Mellon
Coolidgy
Coolidgy A Twterd Bern
Sam
Federal Reserve
Toney Chisum Adds Stutz to Car Line
Yonesy Chisum announced he has taken on the Stutz in his Oakland auto dealership joining his existing lines. He returns from the Kansas City auto show praising the Stutz as a beautiful car and plans to distribute the model in his territory.
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Toney Chisum
Toney
Yonesy Chisum
Ohtitan
Mr. Chisum
Mr. Ch
Bennett Aims for Big Turnout If Coolidge Attends Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce expects 25 000 to 80 000 visitors in Amarillo for a three day convention June 21 2 3 with attendance possibly reaching 50 000 if President Coolidge agrees to speak illness delays Mr Bennett who is ill with influenza in Amarillo Hotel room and unable to travel to Canadian for the banquet or deliver his Spearment address as planned. Homer D Wade and Porter Whatley of the chamber may arrive for planning sessions while Wichita Falls and San Antonio vie to host the next gathering.
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Coolidge
Amarillo
West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Porter Whatley
Mr. Whaley
Wellington Chamber of Commerciay
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Bennett
Wichita Walls
Cootlidge
Magnolia Plans Panhandle Pipeline To Kings Mill
Magnolia Petroleum announces a pipeline from Fort Worth to Kings Mill eight inches in diameter with 30 miles of pipe en route and crews at work. The line aims to move Panhandle crude within 30 days, expanding marketing and paving a larger trunk line toward Wichita Falls or Vernon. Major firms, including Prairie Oil and Gas, watch closely as Magnolia and investors push pricing on Panhandle crude.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
Kings Mill
Panhandle
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Gulf Coast Lines
Prairie Ol and Gas Company
Mid- Continent
Panhande
W. M. Priddy
Not Guilty for Jack Slider in Murder Trial
Jack Slider, a Black man, was found not guilty of the murder of Deve Brown in district court. The defense argued self defense after a poker game dispute. Brown died from a gunshot and Slider from a knife wound, with over 100 Black spectators present.
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Jack Slider
Deve Brown
Alex Mood
Cleo Clayton
Slider
Brown
Deaths Reported in Nitro Blast Near Fort Worth
Authorities probe blast on Fort Worth right of way killing three men and injuring others. Names and roles of workers are unclear in the damaged report, but investigators seek motive and full casualty details as they review site conditions and safety protocols.
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Texas
Bob
Fort Worth
Martin
Milney
Kiecten
Tayment Beremdes
Cotes
Ameter
Marion Talley to Debut as Gilda in Rigoletto Tonight
Marion Talley a 19 year old soprano from Kansas City will debut as Gilda at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York tonight. A large turnout of parents and local supporters will attend as the youngest American prima donna takes the stage.
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Marion Talley
Gilda
Metropolitan
Tress
New York
Kansas City
Golden Horseshoe
Metropolitan Opera House
Tito Letto
Miss Talley
Talley
Charles M. Talley
Missouri Pacific
Associated Press Operat
Associated A'reas
Misa Talley
Ma . Caruce
Vallade
Mystery Weather Words From Distant Ledger Error
Fragmentary OCR note lists names and places with unclear phrasing. It mentions Marry, travel to New Tere, and Amaryte lafee with references to people and a trip. The readable items hint at a local scene or tribute but lack coherent details to confirm event or outcome.
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New
State Trooper Slain in New Jersey Hotel Fight
State trooper Charles Ulrich was killed and his companion Matthew McManus was beaten at the French Hill hotel in Mountain View New Jersey as they attempted to gather evidence. Proprietor Samuel Alesi was hospitalized and believed dying from a liver wound after the ambush by four men.
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US Associated Press
Mountain View
N. J
Charles Ulich
French Hill Hotel
Matthew McManus
Samuel Alesi
Ulrich
McManus
Ulrie
Coolidge Cancels Dates After Severe Gold Event
A disrupted schedule forces Coolidge to cancel planned engagements due to an unspecified severe gold related incident. Local officials and the crew coordinate revised plans as further details are awaited from authorities.
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Coolidge
Burglars Loot Four Texas Homes During Early Morning Raid
A band of burglars ransacked four homes on South Polk and Tyler streets early today, stealing more than 500 dollars in cash and jewelry while residents slept. J Ray chased a intruder from his 1912 Tyler residence after a collision. other homes at 189 Toth street, 2004 Polk, and 2010 Polk were entered, with two gold watches taken from the McAfee residence and Carter Bassett’s watch among the loot. No injuries or papers left behind, and investigators have little to go on.
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Tyler
Tyler Street
J. Ray
Ray
Mr. Ray
W. T. Coble
Toth Street
J N Beasley
C. RR. McAfes
Bay
McAfee
South Bend
Mr. McAfee
Carter Bassett
Tane McAfee
Mr McAfee
Lane
Pleastoy
Lea
Panhandle Weather Braces For Snow and Rain
Snow is forecast for Amarillo tonight with a cold low around 18 degrees in West Texas. Livestock warnings issued across the Panhandle as rain possible in the Southeast area. Officials predict moisture may arrive, pleasing residents who welcome precipitation in any form.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Teras
Southeast Panhandle
Border vice resorts protested by Rep Swing request to Mexico
Representative Swing asks the state and treasury departments to urge Mexico to remove vice resorts along the border. He cites the Petect tragedy and past protests, noting calls for a 50 mile liquor free zone to curb vice and gambling near the border.
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Associated Press
Washington
State
Treasury Department
Representative Swing
Republican
California
Mexico
Swing
Tijuena
Renoys
Lee Andrews
The
Treasury
Ray
Will Rogers Tack Rival to Visit Friday at 3 PM
Dr. I V Parcells announced Will Rogers rival Tack’s Rival will arrive in Amarillo at 3 PM Friday. The event, part of the Tri-State Pair committee effort, will be held in a large auditorium with many seats still available.
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Will Rogers
Tack
I. V P. Parcells
Dr. Parcells
Tri-State
Amiarile
Dor
Dareetis
Anmarille
Mirko Perguson
Austin
Breckenridge
Voll
Chere
Amarillo
American Refining Well Shot Bridged at 750 Feet
An American Refining well was shot and bridged at a depth of 750 feet. The report notes the operation was conducted under technical conditions with observed pressures and sequences, detailing the immediate results and next steps for the well’s development.
Fifteen bodies found after Utah snow slide
A noon count reported fifteen people dead or buried in the Sap Gulch slide near Bingh am Utah in the Highland Bay mining district. Authorities feared few could be rescued as the avalanche crushed a church hotel homes and set fires while crews searched debris.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Methodist
Sap Gulch
Highland Bay
Bingham
Here
Drilling to Start at Moore County Site This Week
Moore County begins rig preparations as material for erection is hauled to a site led by Olive Childers as president of Moore County Oil company. The project coordinates and local officials are named in the filing, marking imminent drilling activities at the southwest corner of block 6-T 28.
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Moore County
O1 Company
Olive Childers
Block
Bales Owned Propose 2000 Dollar Appropriation
Fragmentary notes mention a proposed appropriation of 2000 dollars to be gathered for unspecified purposes. The text includes garbled names and places, with unclear context but indicates a local or municipal funding proposal.
Denver Girl Willed Fiancé Despite Charge
A Denver woman reportedly left a will naming her fiancé as heir despite facing a criminal charge. The article notes unclear quotes and fragmented text but indicates the couple's plans persisted amid legal trouble and family scrutiny.
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Denver
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