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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1950

Page

4

Bradley Speaks For Armed Aid And Rodeo Notes

The report blends two items. General Omar N. Bradley testifies that a 1.22 billion arms aid program brings closer security for the United States and allies. Separately, rodeo organizers praise entries and prize money while planning Kids Night and a rodeo queen selection at the All Iowa fair.

Cowboys Arrive as Downs Builds Bucking Chutes for Rodeo

Cowboys arrive for the Midwest Championship Contest Rodeo at Hawk Eye Downs with bucking chutes and fencing nearly complete. Ray Gilgore and Harold Cox, among 75 to 100 top riders, highlight a larger arena and improved setup for nightly shows Thursday through Sunday.

Buster Maxine Martin Hawkeye Downs England Sisters Arkansas Shorty Josie Silvers’ Johnson Austin Buck Anne Miller Wanda McCush Ray Gilgore Denver Harold Cox

Tax Committee Sticks by Cuts

Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee kept its plan to cut excise taxes by about 1.1 billion annually, including lower rates on long distance and local telephone charges, telegraph messages, travel tickets, and freight. The panel reversed one action, leaving electric light bulb and tube taxes at 20 percent instead of repealing them, saving 26 million a year.

Washington House Ways and Means Freig

Marshall Renamed as Red Cross Chief for Third Term

President Truman reappointed General George C. Marshall to a three year term as head of the Canadian Red Cross.

Washington Truman George C. Marshall Theanadian Red Cross

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