Foreign Aid In New Budget Hiked $3 Billion Yearly
President Truman seeks a $71 billion budget with 24 billion in ups and 6 billion in downs. Byrd aims to trim foreign economic assistance by 3 billion while defense grows by 3 billion. The budget shows 130 items with cuts totaling 4 billion and heavy increases in social security education and farm supports.
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Truman
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Budget Bureau
Congress
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Sen. Byrd
Department of Agriculture
C. E. Wilson
Pres. Truman
Civil Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Reclamation
Old Models and Modern Manners in Tiny Vignettes
The fragment discusses aging cars with sparse grilles and notes on reducing accidents by tackling their causes. It mentions a man proposing on his knees and a modern woman’s troubling conduct. It references a burglary school in New York and a high pass rate among students, then ends with a grim remark about a couple believing they can live cheaply.
Ancient Law Governs Texas Tax Plans In Estate Ruling
The Texas Attorney General’s office ruled that inheritance taxes on Enos Hart’s estate apply only to Hart’s half of the community estate, avoiding double taxation after his widow chose a smaller share. The note traces the community property concept from Spanish and Mexican roots to U.S. adoption and contrasts it with English law.
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Texas Community Property System
Price Daniel
Enos Bay Eart
Hart
Robert 8. Calvert
Daniel
Enos Ray Hart
Marietta McGregor Creel
Texas
Mexico
Paris
United States
University of Texas sociology course on aging and society
Assistant Professor Ivan C. Belknap teaches a new sociology course at the University of Texas examining how large numbers of elderly people affect hospital costs and younger patient care. He notes the rising life expectancy and aging share could shift political and social power, with implications for employment and self worth.
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Ivan C. Belknap
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Old Second Guesser Quail on Toast Comes Up by the Carat
An Atlanta column recounts a quail hunting visit to Union Springs Alabama with Ed Bermingham. It recalls hunting rig, dogs, and colorful anecdotes including Ty Cobb Bud Fisher and Dene Aylesworth, ending with a quail toast dinner prepared by Lilly and a nod to Emily Post.
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Ed Bermingham
Union Springs
Ala
Louisana
Quer
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Dan
the Stallings
Ty Cobb
Bud Fisher
Stallings
Cobb
Fisher
Bud
Vin Cobb
England
Mr. Cobb
Dene Aylesworth
Mr. Bermingham
Lilly
Emily Post
Answers and Questions Bureau Trivia Q&A Roundup
A reader Q&A page covers varied topics from geology and botany to history and travel. It includes Gibraltar reclamation facts, Einstein childhood notes, factory direct car buying, the largest Muslim country Pakistan, Francis Bacon as a clothes designer, coffee blends, toads swallowing and Grand Canyon exploration by Major John Wesley Powell.
Errors in Korean War Lessons From Chinese Combat Bulletin
Washington reports a Chinese secret estimate of American fighting ability praising disorganization under pressure and surrender tendencies. The piece lists errors from poor night warfare training to overreliance on push-button power, urging lessons learned by Johnson and the Joint Chiefs to strengthen future combat readiness.
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Asia
United States
MacArthur
Korea
Forrest Sherman
Shanghai
Japan
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Matthew Ridgway
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Yalu River
Lyndon Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bernard Baruch
Truman Committee
Army
Walter Krueger
Louisiana
National Guard
Krueger
Ben Lear
San Antonio
Texas
Mojave
Attu
Aleutian Islands
Broadway gossip and notes from Walter Winchell column
Walter Winchell on Broadway surveys media chatter and show business whimsy. It cites Edgar Ansel Moore in Reader's Digest neutral stance, mentions Ha and Vaughan, decorous jabs at leaders, and industry tidbits from Grace Line to Garrick Robertson.
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Reader's Digest
West Germany
H. Vaughan
Soca
Vaughan
Ike Veiggins
Poy
Culione Jean Coctea
Morro Castie
Bobbs-Merrill
Bob Casey
Grace Line
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Grace
Look
Pentagon
Brass
Garrett Underhill
US Army
Caskie Stinnett
Satevepost
Eric Johnston
Clifton Webb
Doubleday
Wm. E. Barrett
God
Redbook
Earl Wilson
Paul Sann
Broadway
Saga
Newspaper Syndication Disclosure Note
The document states that The Austin American and The Austin Statesman are ABC members and AP affiliated. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news republication and AP dispatches.
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Austin American
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
United States
Associated Press
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