Brannan announces three point plan to ease grain storage
Secretary Brannan unveils a three part program to relieve grain storage bottlenecks. Distress price support loans cover grain on the ground or in temporary facilities awaiting permanent storage. Farmers may borrow up to 75 percent of the price support on open storage while CCC builds 50 million bushels of tin type storage to back up 45 million already owned. Up to 85 percent of permanent facility costs may be financed for new storage.
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Washington
Brannan
Truman
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
65 Year Old Tackles Deer In Lancaster Basement
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a 65-year-old man named Mastriana tackled a rampaging 90-pound doe that leaped into a home’s basement. He brought the deer under control with a football style tackle and tied it with clothesline before releasing it in a nearby woods.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Hahn
Cain Murder Trial Hears Final Defense Testimony
Milton Eugene Cain testifies in his own defense claiming self defense in the fatal shooting of Dan Jefferson McMillin on November 18. Cain recounts going to a deer hunt, finding McMillin armed, and says he shot as he froze fearing for his life before alerting police. The trial in 53rd District Court recessed to Wednesday morning after both sides rested.
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Milton Eugene Cain
Dan Jefferson McMillin
Route 6
53Rd District Court
Jack Roberts
Gan
Cain
Polk Shelton
McMillin
East First Street
Local Jewish Agencies Plan Campaign To Raise 110000
A two day drive to raise 110000 for Jewish agencies was proposed at a Stephen F. Austin Hotel meeting Tuesday night. Speakers included Eddie Jacobsen former Tru man partner and Rev. Richard E. Evans famed anti bigotry advocate. Soprano Elli Silton shared her wartime Nazi flight tale. Milton Smith Austin Jewish Federation president and Victor Ravel chaired the dinner.
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Stephen F. Austin
Eddie Jacobsen
Harry S. Truman
Israel
Richard E. Evans
Jacobsen
Elli Silton
Austin
Italy
Germany
Nick Scrafy
Jim Novy
Jewish Agencia
Milton Smith
Austin Jewish Federation
Victor Ravel
Two Persons See Man Cut His Throat
Carol Reichardt a Houston hotel manager died by his own action Tuesday by cutting his throat with a butcher knife as two witnesses watched Justice of the Peace W C Reagan stated the inquest verdict. Detectives found Reichardt in a blood pool in a hotel apartment kitchen. Miss Lena Blair said Reichardt asked to borrow a kitchen knife and she provided a butcher knife. He then began to cut his throat.
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Houston
Carol Reichardt
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Reagan
Reichardt
Lena Blair
Miss Blair
A Real Shellacking Wins Wife Divorce
In Boston on Tuesday a wife secured a divorce after testifying her husband, drunk, shellacked her with floor wax. Mrs. Grace Hoar described him returning home, grabbing the can, and pouring the sticky substance over her head during the incident.
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Boston
Grace Hoar
Owner of Real Estate Firm in Dallas Dies
William R. Mitchell aged 74, owner of the Rector Investment Company in Dallas, died Tuesday at his residence. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Dallas.
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Dallas
William R. Mitchell
Rector Investment Company
Council Studies Composting Plan For Garbage Use
Austin officials examine composting to turn garbage into fertilizer. Mayor Glass demonstrates soil from composting and proposes a funded plant near the incinerator, underwritten by citizens for initial costs. The council acts amid Bee Caves Road complaints over the city dump.
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Austin
Brother Marcus
St. Edward's University Farm
Taylor Glass
Glass
Bee Caves Road
California Lawmakers Reject WWII Vet Bonus Plan
The State Assembly voted 43 to 30 against a proposal to grant a bonus to about 950,000 California World War II veterans. The measure needed 54 affirmative votes and failed.
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Sacramento
Calif
State Assembly
California
Three youths held after shoplifting arrest leads to narcotics probe
Police arrested a 19 year old Black woman and two Black men in the 500 block of East Sixth Street after a shoplifting report at S. W. Norwood Store on Guadalupe Street. Six marijuana cigarettes were found on the woman. Recovered items include swim suits, sport shirts, ties, cuff links, two pairs of trousers. The trio was detained for questioning by government narcotics agents.
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East Sixth Street
S. W. Norwood
Guadalupe Street
Norwood
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