Red Ink Deficit Highlights Need for Clear Budget
The article laments a 1.811 billion dollar gap in the year ending June 40 as revenues fell by 4.9 billion and outlays rose by 6 billion amid Cold War spending. It criticizes Congress for a sprawling, opaque 1949 50 budget and urges a revamped, transparent process with higher taxes as needed to curb deficits. It warns that military and foreign outlays loom large, risking solidarity of western nations if reduced.
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Uhias
Braman
Oulgo
Hlamie
Russia
Congress
Fruman
Hoover Commission
Lee
Uncle Sam Ends Year In Red Deficit Financing Studied
The U S Treasury weighs options as the federal deficit grows beyond revenue. Analysts debate slowing federal spending versus borrowing to cover bills. Some favor continuing government purchases and subsidies to sustain industry while others warn of rising debt and higher interest costs in coming months.
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Uncle Sam
Sam Dawson
Sam
U.S
Tressury
Treasury
Trutax
Telet
Ted
Tebt
Io Ita
Cnat
Hanks
Unification of armed services proceeds amid budget tie
Washington. Peter Edson notes that merging the army navy and air force has advanced to several concrete steps including a single defense office a consolidated budget system and joint officer structures. He warns full unification remains months away as new legal codes and pay rules face Congress while the treasury seeks to manage deficits and bond sales.
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Washington
NEA
Sec
Congress
Ming
Navy
Air Force
Willie ‘Roe
Johns
Merker
Thl
Wuler MajeGen
W. A. Pervers
U.S. Armen Cervices
Pradé Luis
Atavil
Cromwvcl
Canal Relations
Reguin
Army
Gordon Gray
Nations
National Guard
Tandlad
Munitions Board
Mink Chirk
Pacific Coast
Servien Kermals
Joint Chiefs of Staff
West Point
Annapolis
Mining Record From Dark Angel Mine Teases High-Grade Paystreak
The narrator accompanies Archie Trask to survey vein faces, gathering four new sample sets. He notes a narrow paystreak rich in bernite and chalcocite, estimates values at two dollars per foot and $25 a ton, and plans to ship copper, gold, and silver samples to Effie via the Pacific Northern. To be continued.
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Archie ‘Trask
Teell
Prask
McTarg
Hapard
Cory
Driscoe
Ly Express
Pacific Northern
Riggs
Effie
Thane
Dark Angel
Daily Church School Closing Program Set
The Daily Church School will hold its closing program on May 8 at 7 PM. Parents and friends of attendees are invited to the event which will feature a replica of the school’s work including singing and various activities. About 75 pupils enrolled with an average attendance of 5% Mrs. Joy Peyton has been in charge.
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Joy ‘Peytor
Vharee
Arizona High Court Sets Summer Recess Start Date
The Arizona Supreme Court will begin its summer recess Monday and continue through mid-September. The office of the court clerk Eugenia Davis said filings and other court business will remain open during the period.
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Arizona High Court
Phurana
Acigona Sersrenie
Mise Eugenia Davi
Seriol
Wartime Defense Staff Reorganization Under Secretary Johnson
Linus Forrestal and Louis Johnson lead a broad reshaping of the defense apparatus as sixty plus committees review mobilization. Dr. Raymond Allen resumes direction of medical service at the University of Washington. a consolidated program for service installations is forwarded to cut costs and streamline communications across three services. Secretary Johnson seeks up to five and a half billion dollars in annual savings through unified planning and reduced military expenses.
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Linus V. Forrestal
Louis Johneon
Saint Bonde
Wuler
Joseph McNiine Aroyy
Levy
Raymond Allen
University of Washington
John Medical
Johnson
Ron
Fox
Tlent
Gove
Pathways of Old Memories from the Fires of the Sun Ten Years Ago
A scanned reminiscence column recalls visitors to Flagstaff including Mrs Jul Faught and Mr Mrs Joby Britter, with notes on family ties and local events. References to local figures Nick Honglery and P F Shafer appear amid updates on Beaver Creek trips, a new city vehicle, and Eastern Star activities from decades past.
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Jul Faught
Troi
Flagstaff
John Reith
Joby Britter
W. Ty Teath
Phoenix
Parentas
Meath
Seath
St Fingstaff
Nick Honglery
Ponts
Cal
Forgier
Lagstaff
Exine
Agua Prieta Set to Mark New Port of Entry Opening
Agua Prieta announces the official opening of a newly authorized port of entry scheduled for August 1. Officials say the port will spur growth for Agua Prieta and the adjacent Mexican city, with fencing and border infrastructure set to begin July 21 and formal opening eleven days later.
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Agua Prieta
Agua
Feria Mexico Cuty
Perm’ Ny Tras F
Kythy
Kythy As Bubidess Hiddn
Nouglas
Aas
Canteen Offers Treasure Hunts For Teen Agers
Patrons at Eagle's Nest canteen in Clagstall's summer recreational program will join treasure hunts tonight for junior high students, with older youths eligible tomorrow. Participants should wear warm clothes bring flashlights and arrive on time at their high schools for nightly routes and prizes.
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Teneagern
Clagstall Sumer
Tonly
Anul
B Pam
State employees waive automatic retirement plan
In Phoenix on July 18 the state retirement program for Arizona public employees becomes effective automatically. Only a small number have filed waivers in writing to opt out, as confirmed by State Auditor Ans Frohmiller.
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Phoenix
Gal
CL Ono
Priesny
Arizona
Ans Frohmiller
Senate approves aid payments for Navajo and Hopi in two states
In Washington on July 19 AP reports the Senate appropriations committee recommends a 1014.97 line item for public assistance payments to Navajo and Hopi Indians in Arizona and New Mexico. The bill lacked funds for broader policy but would provide for existing aid while pending legislation aims to define policy.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Almanan Tiver Work In 17th Century Philadelphia
A fragment notes a work titled Almanan or Almanan from Bradford Press in Philadelphia dated 1687. The item references printing activity in colonial Philadelphia and a York/Bradford press origin. This brief lines suggests early printing and publishing context with limited further details.
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Bradford
Philadelphia
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