Editorial: Government Plant Expansion Is a Dangerous Business
Bruce Biomsat argues against renewing the Defense Production Act to allow a government backed defense plant corporation. He cites past wartime plant disposals costing nearly a billion in overhead and warns of government competition with private industry. He favor government aid and pressure but opposes direct financing and building of plants outside crisis.
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Meat lobby at press club opposes price controls
Washington column reports a 19-farm group gathering at the National Press Club to oppose price stabilization measures and explain the meat rollback orders effective May 20, August 1, and October 1. The event featured a panel of industry experts, questions from journalists, and a dubious calculation of steer costs revealing unclear outcomes.
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NEA
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U. S
Michael V. DiSalle
Washington Press Corps
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George Bookman
Time Magazine
Allan Kline
Air Force seeks civilian workers for Far East bases
The Air Force announced a nationwide recruitment for civilian employees to staff Far East bases. Positions include classification clerks tracings, engineers, electronics, fire prevention, maintenance, and heat treating positions. Openings target qualified technicians and administrators for overseas service and base support roles.
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In Memoriam Mrs Ber nit Witcher of Bonham Texas
In memory of my aunt Mrs Bernice Witcher born November 26 187? and died at Bonham Texas 1954 A life of kindness shown through a welcoming home and gentle conduct is praised by family members A prayerful message hopes for her peaceful rest and gratitude for her years of selfless service to others
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Wild sheep leaps false, likely deadly fall questioned
Reader questions feasibility of a sheep leaping from a canyon. Naturalists say a drop over 16 feet is rare and bone-breaking on 50 to 190 feet is fatal unless a soft touch aids descent.
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Random OCR Fragment Presents Names and Dates in Unclear Note
Fragmentary text lists several personal names with scattered titles and locations and references a meeting, visits, and a Bond purchase. Details are obscured, making precise roles or events hard to determine. The readable parts include names such as John Robert Yosser, Mrs Charles BoShirtell, Barbara Seane Viele, and Miss Juanita Shereall with mentions of visiting, Tuesday, Thursday, and U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Talking Doll Jury Case Prompts Maid Theft Charge
New York police report a maid faces theft allegations after a talking doll allegedly caused distraction during a ring loss incident. The doll reportedly spoke during the event as the employer’s ring disappeared from a chair, with investigators tracing the object to a suspect linked to the household.
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Wesley Gross Honored By Texas A M Scholastic Group
At a May banquet at Texas A M College the Wesley Gross chapter member received a certificate and a gold Phi Theta Sigma key. The group elected Wesley as secretary for the coming year, and the event honored scholastic achievement of members.
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Windshield Wipers Urged as Key to Safe Driving
Chicago May 21 National Safety Council urges motorists to inspect wiper blades and glass cleanliness as a major safety check in May. Clean blades prevent smear from oily film and road grime, reducing accident risk when sun or headlights glare.
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Pecan Gap Church Installs Chimes
A local church in Pecan Gap installed new chimes during Sunday services. The ceremony marked a community event with congregants noting the bell system enhances worship and town soundscape.
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Theatre icon Helen Hayes stars in unearthed bombshell report
A dubious 1950s Hollywood fragment claims Helen Hayes faces a theatrical ceremony and a posed speech on a sound stage for a THOVIC Script project. It suggests Hayes plays a mother with a son joining the Communist party, a claim she denies. The cast recently returned to Hollywood after filming in Washington and other locations, with the project still unclear.
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Gobel Templeton to Speak at Pecan Gap Graduation
Gobel Templeton Delta County Superintendent will deliver the commencement address to Pecan Gap High School graduates at the school auditorium this evening. Fourteen opbth paaders will receive their certificates Thursday evening. Rev Eugene Johnson Antioch Zapost Church will be speaker for this occasion. Teachers include GC Pelawhire principal, Mrs Irank Crawford, Mr MM Ph Maddie, Mer Earl Lewis, Alvin Moody, Gilbreath, Joblin Porter, Mars Gilbreath, and Joblin Read.
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Irank Crawford
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Alvin Moody
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Water emergency in Bowling Green prompts new reservoir delay
Bowling Green faces an emergency water shortage as reservoir levels fall and no new reservoir will start by July 1. City officials warn of continuing supply risk and consider measures to stabilize the system while authorities inspect theeady concerns and plan interim steps.
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Adonis and Henchmen Face Trial Start Today
New Jersey court sessions begin with Adonis and associates facing trial. Prosecutors outline charges while defense lawyers push delays and questions over evidence. The case centers on alleged ties to organized crime networks and extending into the east coast, drawing attention from state officials including the attorney general.
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