U S Airport Funds Distributed All States But Rhode Island Get Share
Federal grants totaling 20.43 million will fund 164 airport projects in 28 states plus the District of Columbia for fiscal 1955. Chicago O Hare Field leads with 1.665 million. other sites receive over 200 thousand each. Funds require dollar for dollar local matching and aim to boost aviation and related industries. Rhode Island does not receive funds.
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Hope Denies Break With Paramount
HO LLYWOOD Oct 6 Bob Hope denied a Hollywood trade paper report that he will end his 17 year association with Paramount Pictures. He is negotiating to allow work for other studios while his Paramount contract has one more picture. His agent said no definite decision on a new deal. In all probability he will continue to make one picture a year at Paramount.
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Texan Among Dead On Toya Maru Ship
Tokyo Oct 6 The U S Army announced three more American soldiers bodies recovered from the Toya Maru. They are Pfc Chester L Brown Indianapolis Ind Cpl Francis E Forman Clifton Mills W Va Sgt Richard E Weidner Jr Port Arthur Tex.
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Production Contract Clause Aims at Own Picture rights
The text indicates a party seeks to include a clause allowing personal picture creation for his own production company in the new contract. This arrangement would grant him rights to make pictures independently of the employer, subject to negotiated terms.
Bridge Strategy and Doubles Debate in Auction Play
A bridge column analyzes a hand where South proclaims the defense could have taken ten tricks if doubled Easts 1 No Trump. It weighs overtricks versus sacrificing for penalties, discussing when a double pays best and how proper defense could have altered the score. The text contrasts South and North views after a clubs lead and reflects on declaring strategy and partnership decisions.
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Oilmen urge states to look elsewhere for new tax levy
Dallas business leader Harry W. Bass, president of the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, urged Texas and other states at the 25th annual convention to seek taxes beyond the oil industry. He noted oil pays about 45 cents of every dollar in state aid to local schools and called for broader participation by other businesses to fund state needs. Bass criticized imports and urged a tariff to protect domestic producers. George T. Naff of Texas Eastern Transmission urged alternatives to regulating wellhead gas taxes, stressing long term gas supply and exploration incentives over utility-style regulation.
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Daily Across A Quick Crossword Clues Puzzle List
Across clues include measures of medicine native of Arabia fleshy fruit gourd like. Soothes old card game Yar high priest capital New York player at curling think ship of the Argonauts small depressions slink therefore cheeses Du overthrows blanket like raincoat away state in the U S A mistake slang cheat in paltry way rugged mountain crest be conveyed gave over. Down clues list smahi freshwater fish precious stone joining top tree southeast by south soap substitute a great Dutch painter Spanish general in the Netherlands Nee Amarshi of Franc man s nickname not touched ORD 19 property L 20 Poem as through 23 thought out logically 24 herd of whales 25 signs as correct 27 look 31 short for telephone 32 thus 33 short for picayune 34 smell 35 German National Socialist 37 A festival 38 man s 40 ferry boat 41 coin Swed
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Subversive camps eyed by government amid wartime fears
Washington reports six former armed services camps are set to house dangerous subversives in case of war with Russia. Allenwood Pennsylvania is named among sites along with Avon Park Florida El Reno Oklahoma Wickenburg Arizona Florence Arizona Tule Lake California. Justice Department gains wartime authority to detain individuals deemed subversive under the 1950 act.
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