Halleck Flags $12 Billion Budget Deficit Alarm
Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana charged that President Truman's budget would push the nation into the red by about 12 billion dollars even with a tax boost. He cited projected costs for eight new programs and claimed spending would exceed revenue, outlining estimates from GOP experts.
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Washington
LLP
House
Truman
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
G.O.P
Halleck
G.O P. National Committee
Senate
Mr. Truman
River Valley
St. Lawrence Seaway
Mauna Loa Eruption Still Active With Dying Peak
Lava streams continued from Mauna Loa crater as geodetic scientist Ray H. Finch said the eruption is slowly dying out. Villagers fled slopes but authorities expect little danger to towns. a four person plane remains missing after exposure to sulphur clouds and the 1942 Mauna Loa eruption is noted alongside Kilauea's 14 year inactivity.
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Honolulu
INS
Mauna Loa
Ray H. Finch
U. S. Geodetic Survey
Finch
Island of Hawaii
Timberline
Kilauea
Mine Workers Welfare Fund Expands Health and Pensions
John L. Lewis announced that the United Mine Workers welfare fund is delivering health and hospitalization benefits. The program adds a $100 monthly pension plus disability and death benefits, funded by a 20 cent per ton levy on bituminous coal, totaling about $100 million annually.
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Washington
INS
John ‘L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Mitchum Faces Marijuana Charge In Hollywood Court
Actor Robert Mitchum and three others were indicted on marijuana charges after a midnight raid in the Hollywood hills last Aug. 31. The district attorney said the case is ready for trial and seeks 90 days to six years in jail.
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Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Vicki Evans
Robin Ford
Hollywood Hills
Jerry Giesler
Charles Chaplin
Errol Flynn
Cedar Sates Horses in Montana Fence Incident
Ernie Olsen imported cedar posts from Canada to build half a mile of fence in Buffalo Montana. Months later he found all the cedar posts eaten by neighbors horses while native posts remained untouched, suggesting the cedar was palatable to the animals.
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Buffalo
Mont
Ernie Olsen
Canada
Scholarship Fund Honors Yale Men Killed in Crash
In New Haven a living memorial scholarship fund honors 11 Yale students killed in a Seattle plane crash. President Charles Seymour said the fund, about 6000 dollars, will reward Yale undergraduates on scholarships. The plan targets undergraduates from Oregon and Washington.
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New Haven
INS
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Charles Seymour
Seymour
Oregon
Washington
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