Obvious U S Faces Taxes And Control
Washington reports argue Congress will face higher taxes and wartime controls unless spending limits are set for the Korean conflict. The plan includes new taxes, steel plant authorizations, installment buying limits, price and wage controls, rent control extension, and large defense appropriations, with mixed support in Congress and among Truman allies.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Triman
Capitol Hill
Arthur G Eiin
N.Y
Aglon
Hunt's Firemen Entertain Families With Picnic
Hunt's No. 1 fire department members held a family picnic at Elderberry park for about 100 attendees. They grilled steaks and barbecue, organized games, and featured a lively softball match led by Len Arnold and Harry Connor. Firemen listed include Rogers Zaballos May and many others. the event also included sack and three leg races and swimming for kids.
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Hunt
B. Street
Elderberry Park
Jack Rogers
Mike Zaballos
Joe May
Len. Arnold
USC
Harry
Lefty" Connor
Hank Altergolt
George Lafleur
al Claudine
Chambers
del Rio
Hemenwiy
Hulse
Carl Konopaki
H. Maurer
McKitmnns
J. Miranda
E. Pashian
Joe Perry
F. Raimes
J. Vargas
A. Weber
Ed Weber
Dick Weber
Mike Zaballas
Lew Arnold
Harry Connor
R. Woods
So You Can Hear Deafened Persons Brochure Offer
Free brochure for deafened persons promotes a guide titled So You Can Hear offering sermons music and companionship with business success. Readily available without charge by sending name and address to Hal jlene Dept 4464 1450 W 14th St Chicago 8 Il. Send to a friend or relative who may be hard of hearing.
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Parsons
Hal Jlene
Shu
Chicago
Yugoslavia Offers Peace With Russia and Cominform
Belgrade Yugoslavia offered to make peace with Russia and the Cominform on a basis of mutual respect. Minister Milovan Djilas said at the Yugoslav National Committee congress that Yugoslavia seeks peaceful cooperation and denies harboring plans against any country. The Cominform, tied to Soviet authority, expelled Yugoslavia in 1941 for independence and remains a symbol of treason to Soviet communism.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Milovar Dulas
Communist Party
Yugoslav National Committee For Penenjilas
Yugushicha
Cominforn
Europuan
Moscow
Enlistment Drive Yields Patchy Weekend Response
Recruiting officers reported a spotty response over the weekend as enlistment inquiries trickled in. In cities like Chicago and New York, guards pressed to meet quotas while many stations stayed under publicized. The New York National Guard aimed to add 3,000 to its roster, stressing exemptions for those aged 18 to 44 serving on active duty.
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Army
T Hey
Mrany
New York National Guard
Crarl
Balou
Lytars
Dyafm
Chichgo
Sih
Giant Mars Plane Fails Two Engines Over Bay Area
Oil Jenks blamed for the failure of two engines on the Navy flying boat Caroling Mars during a Honolulu to Alameda Atlantic Station flight. After aborting the mission, Coast Guard and Air Force units joined surface vessels to form a large air sea rescue force in the Bay Area.
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MARS
San Francisco
Navy
Ghant
Caroling Mars
Honolulu
Alameda
Coast Guard
Air Force
Bay Arce
Cast Villas Mike Salvadorini Practices Inear Cutting July 24 Event
Mike Salvadorini owner of Castro Villa is shown practicing his imear cutting as members are expected to attend the July 24 event Merwin stared Greaves supervise the job.
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Mike Salvadorini
Castro Villa
Merwin
Greaves
Shoot Down Two N Korean Planes at Korean Front
Advanced American base reports fighter pilots downed two Yak fighters from a four-ship North Korean formation northeast of Togye in the Kongiu area. Lt George Edward of El Paso Texas and a second F 80 pilot claimed the victories after engaging the enemy and firing rockets and .50 caliber guns in a cloud cover pursuit.
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Korea
UPA
George Edward
el Paso
Tex
Edward
Togye
Kongiu
Patten Followers Rally Outside Judge Snook Home
In Oakland police halted a midnight vigil by about sixty Patten college and seminary students in yellow and black sweaters outside Judge Charles Ware Snook’s Alameda County home. chanting psalms demanding their leader’s release from prison. the judge and his wife appeared on the porch. The episode followed a trial presided by Judge Snook with a jury convicting a Patten follower on four counts.
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Oakland
W.R
C. ‘Homus
Bebe Patten
Charles Ware Snook
Patten College and Seminary
Snook
Offic
Shook
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