Congress Prepares Tax Plans as Europe Troop Debate Resumes
Small Talk notes taxes loom as House and Senate draft proposals, possibly not before summer. Governor Dewey and ex governor Stassen join Connally committee discussions this week with Taft and Wherry likely to testify on overseas troop approval.
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Europe
Act
Dewey
New York
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Gonnally
Wherry
Taft
Ohio
That Well Known Calm Before the
James Marlow writes from Washington about daily noise resembling a Fourth of July display, noting the persistent chatter and the public mood it shapes.
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Washington
Sailor OBryant Visits Home Before Returning to Base
Harry L. O'Bryant Jr., engineer third class on the USS Chickasaw, visited his parents at 612 West Seventh and was hosted by his sisters at 2010 Milam and 303 Virginia. He enlisted in September 1948, completed high school, is pursuing college work, and has now returned to his base in San Francisco. The column notes a calm period in national affairs with Senate debates on sending troops to Europe, RFC scrutiny, and labor tensions, then resumes with expectations of normalcy returning.
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Harry L. O’bryant, Jr
Chickasaw
Harry O’bryant
West Seventh
Fenton Farwell
Milam
Bill Horne
Virginia
O’bryant
Navy
San Francisco
Tax Hike Asked to Cover One More Year Costs
The official estimated the price tag for another year of operations and requested higher taxes to fund the ongoing programs.
Lutheran Group Names Officers
H. W. Havemann of Orange Grove is the new president of the Brotherhood. Har old Hannemann of Frederickshuro is vice-president and Mayor C. D. Dallmeyer of Brenham is treasurer. Yugoslavia has developed a new metal mixture mainly lead for locomotive bearings claimed to last longer than others used.
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H. W. Havemann
Orange Grove
Brotherhood
Harold Hannemann
Frederickshuro
C. D. Dallmeyer
Brenham
Yugoslavia
Three Killed In Air Crash Near Paxton Nebraska
A four place plane carrying Edmund P Pillsbury Dexter L Andrews and Lindley bound for Aspen Colorado crashed into trees at Paxton Nebraska in freezing mist. Pillsbury 37 vice president of Pillsbury skier and ex Republican congressional candidate and Andrews 38 secretary and director of Earl Partridge Co Minneapolis were killed. Lindley also from Wayzata Minn dies in the crash reported by Kenneth Newcomb who found ice on the wings likely caused the accident.
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Paxton, Neb
Colorado
Paxton
Edmund P. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Congress
Dexter L. Andrews
Earl Partridge Co
Minneapolis
General Holesale
Andrews and Lindley
Wayzata
Minn
Sporting Equipment
Aspen
Colo
Nebraska
Paxton Railroad
Kenneth Newcomb
Japan Hosts Farm Family Off Season Item Exhibit
Japan stages an exhibit showcasing crafts and products made by farm families during the off season. The display highlights rural ingenuity and traditional skills, inviting visitors to view handmade goods and learn about agricultural community life.
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Japan
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