Treasury reports smaller deficit as receipts fall less
Treasury figures show the federal government reduced its deficit by September 20 compared with last year due to lower outlays and slower receipts. Net income since July 1 stood at 7.58 billion while spending reached 7.58 billion, with the deficit narrowed by a major cut in outlays despite a tax cut reducing revenue.
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Two Americans Accused by Hungary of Oil Sabotage
The Hungarian communique alleges Paul Ruedemann and George Bannantine of the Hungarian American Oil Company sabotaged oil output after Hungary was liberated. Both were arrested last Saturday and reportedly confessed to following orders. Standard Oil New Jersey officials deny wrongdoing.
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Shortage of Help Hits Nebraska Potato Harvest
Western Nebraska potato fields face a severe harvest labor shortage as only 300 workers reported to Scotts Bluff and Sidney offices for a three week period. The state estimates 4,000 workers are needed starting next Monday, with cotton crops in Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri drawing labor away.
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Crack-down in Tacoma on cars with siren wolf whistle
Tacoma police order crackdown on automobiles fitted with sirens that emit wolf whistle sounds. A $50 fine is provided for violations.
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