Notice to Creditors of Lehman Hoge Scott in Court
In the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama a judgment reformation of a bond for Lehman Hoge Scott to Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas is announced. Creditors who furnished labor or materials may file itemized claims within sixty days with the Clerk in Birmingham, verified and sworn, with service to opposing counsel. Special Master Bryan McAfee notes no further payments or counterclaims.
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Century Indemnity Company
Lehmaan, Hoge & Scott
Alabama- Tennessee Natural Gas Company
Lehman, Hoge & Scott
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Decatus
Tennessee River
Decatur
B. Crow
United States District Court
Birmingham
Lehman, Hoge and Scott
Tennessee Natural Gas Company
Delaware
Chas. B. Crow
Bryan McAfee
Congress Arithmetic Astonishes In Foreign Aid Bill
Washington observers note the Foreign Aid Bill presents a huge sum as a million dollars in one-dollar bills, making the size of the budget hard to visualize. The piece reflects on Congress currency math and the impact of cutting such spending.
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Washington
Einstein
Congress
Aia
McGranery Aides Offer To Resign
Washington report says all top Justice Department leaders submitted resignations to President Truman as James P. McGranery, sworn in as Attorney General, seeks to give the new chief a free hand. The undated resignations, presidential appointees who head divisions, are to be kept for transmission when changes occur.
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Washington
Justice Department
James P. McGranery
McGranery
Truman
White House
Seniors in Demand at SMU as Firms Seek Grads
Southern Methodist University highlights a seller's market for 1952 graduates. D Y Robb, head of student placement, notes strong demand from business and industry, with engineers and scientists especially sought after. Starting salaries for engineers range from 300 to 100 dollars per month, reflecting a 1 to 20 percent rise.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
U. S
D. Y. Robb
Cceas
SMU
Robb
Senate Cuts Foreign Aid Bill In Heated Debate
Senators clashed over Truman’s foreign aid package as committees proposed cuts up to 1.5 billion from the 6.9 billion recommended. After multiple bids to add funds were rejected, Senator Long of Louisiana pushed a 200 million cut which the Senate approved.
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Congress
Truman
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
Tack
Toe
Sen. Long
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