Agawam Club News and Local Trips Highlight Weekend
The note recalls Mrs Lor Rain Schaeffer winning first prize for Indies and Mr Art Mitchell's delayed trip to Great Falls and Denton for a Masonic meeting. Lorraine and Otto Schaefer travel to Falls, with Lorraine flying to Yosemite National Park for a new job. March club meeting planned. 4 H news from Agawam shared. residents invited to mail items to 76 Agawam.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Margaret Bollinger
Notice to creditors and others with claims against the estate of Margaret Bollinger deceased. Exhibits with vouchers must be filed within ten months after the first publication with the executrix at the Murphy law office in the Larson Building Chateau, Montana. Date February 24, 1951. Anna L. Thompson executrix. WH Murphy attorney. Pubs March 15 to April 5.
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Eisenhower Clears European Picture With Congress Report
General Eisenhower reported to Congress on his European tour and the renewed will of western European nations to defend against communism. He stressed that American arms are needed as allies in NATO prepare to build a secure, peaceful front.
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Wage and price controls spark public anger and doubt
The public worries over wage and price controls as new laws allow food price increases from five to two hundred percent. Potatoes may rise 80 percent, bread and baked goods higher, while butter milk eggs and poultry see double digit gains. The easing of a wage freeze in coal adds to street concerns about fairness in democracy.
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Eisenhower Reports Three Week Defense Out of Europe
General Dwight D Eisenhower speaks to Americans on his three week defense operation in Europe. He says the United States will build a secure wall for peace and renews confidence that free nations can defeat any Communist attack.
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Tax plan by Snyder outlined to raise 16.5 billion dollars
Secretary Snyder proposed a rugged tax program to fund defense, aiming for 16.5 billion in new revenue. It would raise income taxes 20 percent for many, boost corporate taxes, and impose heavy levies on autos, alcohol, tobacco, radios, fridges and other consumer goods.
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U.N. Drives Northward in Korea Push Toward 38th Parallel
U.N. forces in Korea press northward toward the 38th parallel amid cautious advances near Seoul. Officials note reduced Communist resistance and rising optimism, while reporting 136000 North Korean captives and 9000 Communist casualties since the offensive began. Labor unrest disrupts rail transport as calls for overhaul intensify.
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National Council of Churches launches relief plan
The National Council of Churches formed by major Protestant and Orthodox groups aims to aid refugees and displaced persons worldwide. The project runs from February 11 to March 25 with funds to assist up to 70 million war refugees and relocate about one million displaced persons from World War I era upheavals.
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Congress faces bitter budget tax clash over education and health
In Washington a sharp battle forms over President Truman's 71.6 billion dollar budget and 16.5 billion dollar tax plan. Democrats and Republicans join to seek cuts in nondefense programs while education health insurance and Brannan plan face scrutiny. A pay as you go financing solution is urged as a major budget is deemed necessary. Notice to contractors seeks sealed bids for a sanitary sewer in Choteau Montana with specifics on pipe sizes quantities and bidding conditions.
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United Nations Labels Red China Guilty of Aggression
At the United Nations Col Ren C Limb of the Republic of Korea and American delegate Warren Austin congratulate after the UN brands Red China guilty of aggression in Korea. The moment marks a diplomatic clash amid the ongoing Korean conflict.
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Army plans push to reinforce Europe with forces and jets
The Army plans to send the 4th Infantry Division to Germany to bolster the Atlantic pact alongside the Air Force. The move awaits congressional approval of a resolution backing President Truman’s plan to increase U.S. ground forces in Europe.
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First Redwood Sawmill in Sonoma County
One of California’s earliest sawmills, a whip-saw pit mill, operated in Sonoma County in 1635 using hand labor to cut redwood into lumber.
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