Truman Budget Debated With GOP Leaders In Congress
President Truman faces Republican leaders as lawmakers debate cutting wartime taxes and trimming government spending. Knutson argues up to 300000 income can be reduced 20 percent while balancing the budget. Republicans urge limited excise relief and careful tax relief to aid employment without punishing the economy.
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New York
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Northwest DC-4 crash at Chicago airport injures none
Northwest Airlines DC-4 with 41 aboard crashed on landing at Chicago municipal airport. The left wheel broke free, the plane veered, caught fire, burning the aircraft valued at 450000 dollars and destroying baggage and mail. Passengers evacuated in under three minutes with no injuries reported.
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Live Aeronautics Administration
Northwest Airlines
Stars Decline 2500 Offer in Giants Bears Bribe Trial
In New York Jan 7 AP testimony by Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes Giants players said they were offered 2500 each to throw the Dec 15 championship game versus the Bears. Hapes admitted silence over the offer to pursue an offseason job Paris, a toy maker, proposed. Filchock concealed the bribe talk from Mayor O Dwyer. Paris faces bribery charges. Bears won 24 14.
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Paris
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Merle Hapes
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Minton
Pilchock
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Robert H. Hemming
Mary
Virginia Kimberly
Ohio
State University
Grace Kimberly
Ohio State Uni
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Raph
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Ehate
Dale
le Rae Cite
Woolworth Chain Founder Is Dead
Charles Sumner Woolworth, a founder of the Woolworth five and dime chain, died at 90 in Scranton Pa. He helped form the F W Woolworth Company with brother Frank and Fred M Kirby. Born August 1 1856 in Rodman NY he started sweeping floors and rose to lead a vast retail empire.
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Charles Sumner Woolworth
Woolworth
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Frank W. Woolworth
Fred M. Kirby
Wilkes-Barre
Rodman
Jefferson County
New York
John
Fannie ‘MeBner
Lancaster
Frank
Harrisburg
York
Scranton
Charles
Kirby
Watertown
Platt-Woolworth Young Men's Christian Association
Boy Hero From Arkansas Fire Saves Siblings
Five year old Gerald Todd carried his 9 month old sister Jean from a blazing farm home near Springdale Arkansas. He also guided his brother Kenneth three and sister Julia four to safety while their parents were milking cows in a barn away from the house.
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Associated Press
Gerald Todd
Jean
Springdale
Ark
Gerald
Kenneth
Julia
Edmond A. Todd
Plane search fails to find missing Antarctic fliers
A seaplane from the Pine Island hunted for nine hours along Ellsworth Land without locating the nine Navy fliers missing since December 30 over the Franklin D Roosevelt Sea. The search covered about 11 100 square miles near Cape Dart on January 7, with a prior Sunday flight canceled by weather.
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Missing Bride Calls Off Wedding In Albuquerque
A 16 year old bride to be Madeline Psaltis disappeared three days before her wedding in Albuquerque. Relatives announced she telephoned from Dallas saying she was all right and would call again tomorrow. Her fiancé Gus Grechis, a 23 year old Chicago plant operator, waited at the church as police and family searched. The call confirmed from Dallas but no address was obtained. The elaborate wedding plans were cancelled after guests waited two hours at the Greek Orthodox church. Police and state officers joined the search.
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Dallas
Paul Psaltis
Madeline
Gus Grechis
Chicago
UN panel urges dismantling atomic bombs for reuse
A sub committee of the United Nations Association of Great Britain and Ireland urged today that existing atomic bombs be dismantled rather than destroyed. It proposed transferring the valuable material to an international development body for peaceful use.
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London
United Nations Assation of
Great Britain and Ireland
Christmas coal output tops four million tons nationwide
Washington reports that Christmas holiday output added over four million tons to national bituminous coal production. Despite the gain, overall 1945 figures show production nearly two million tons higher than the holiday period, per the Solid Fuels Administration data.
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Washington
Solid Puels Administration
ELA Regal Co
Marshall Blames Both Sides For China Failure
Gen George C Marshall denounces both Nationalists and Communists for blocking peace in China. He says extremists on both sides thwarted accords, urging liberal groups to lead and form a democratic government while noting liberals lack power. He plans to return to review Far Eastern policy.
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Washington
U.P
George C. Marshall
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Nanking
State Department
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Bilbo Denies Seat Move in Fight Over Race Views
Lips Bilbo vows to fight on despite possible Senate seating challenge. He says he would surrender his white supremacy stance or face removal, criticizes Republicans for targeting him, and praises senators who supported his efforts. He hints at forthcoming book and notes party loyalties amid the confrontation.
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Theodore Bilbo
Congress
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Glen H. Taylor
Ross Collins
John Overton
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
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Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
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Washington
Weather outlook and occupation policy report
AMARILLO AND VICINITY: scattered high clouds and mild temperatures continue this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. WEST TEXAS partly cloudy and warmer except in the Panhandle and South Plains this afternoon with little change tonight and Wednesday. NEW MEXICO fair, high 46, low 26, noon 39. Cretney's report notes no drastic changes in U S occupation policy as Lt Gen Lu ion D Clay succeeds Gen McNarney and plans to continue policies in place.
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South Plains
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Cretney's
Philadelhe P Auditoery
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Berlin
Luius D. Clay
Joseph T. McNan
Clay
McNarney
Dentist Chose Worst Time To Set Price for Patient
CHICAGO January 7 John M Langhout 53 was fined 25 dollars for biting his dentist s finger Dr Barnett Midlin testified in court with the wounded digit in bandages he had asked 50 dollars to repair Langhout s teeth and set the price while the man s finger was in his mouth
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