303 Americans Sail For Home From China
The first 302 Americans from the defunct executive truce headquarters sailed from Taku aboard the General William Verprel for home. About 1,700 more are to follow at intervals, with a few to be transferred to Nanking where a U.S. Army advisory mission remains. Departure times for some 10,000 Marines were not announced.
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Priping
Executive Truce Headquarters
Taku
William Verprel
Nanking
U. S
Pisang
Marianna Scouts Return From Gulf Cruise Under Navy Escort
Twenty eight members of Troop 46 and three from Troop 33, all first class or higher, returned from a day aboard the aircraft carrier Saipan in the Gulf of Mexico. Scoutmaster W. Wells and assistants Tanai and Finch accompanied them. Captain Crommelin and Ensign Stephens supervised shipboard activities.
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Marianna
Saipan
Gulf of Mexico
9. W. Wells
Cnaries Tanai
Robert Finch
Pensacola
Joan Crommelin
J. W. Stephens
Troop 36
Navy
Weiss
Cecil Sewes
Donald Wells
Paul Spivey
Raymond Harris
Walter Justiss
Gilbert Day
Willam Booth
Farris Bagley
Baun Crews
Charles Dickenson
Lavin Johnson
Jimmie Mack
Bobby Oxendine
Arnett Peel
Buddy Peacock
Felder Streetman
Bobby Yates
Howard Harris
Ream Day
James Land
Buddy Simmons
Gene Peacock
Bud Peacock
Billy Hamilton
Bobby Griner
Harry Bell
Clarence Roberts
Lawrence Weston
Public invited to dedication of carillon bells
The public is invited to attend the dedication of carillon bells in memory of Mrs. George H. Malone at the Columbia Community House this afternoon at 4 30.
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George H. Malone
Columbia Community House
Marianna Livestock Report From West Florida Auction
About 250 head of cattle and 675 hogs were sold this week at the West Florida Livestock Auction Market in Marianna. Prices ranged for cattle from 12 to 18 dollars for cows and heifers, with steers and stockers quoted at mixed levels, and hogs priced up to around 22 dollars for various lots. W. F.ite, market manager, reported the counts and prices yesterday.
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Marianna
West Florida
W. FL. Fite
Heys
No. T's
Taft Opposes Income Tax Cut Before July Amid Paycheck Hold
Senator Taft of Ohio blocks an immediate income tax reduction as House Republicans push for a quick cut. He says taxes should stay at current levels until the new fiscal year starts July 1, with rebates for early filers possible later. The stance clashes with Knutson’s plan to rush a tax bill through.
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Taft
Ohio
House
Congress
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Finance Committee
Knutson
R-Minn
Ways and Means Committee
Taft Warns Tax Cuts May Widen Government Deficit
Taft said a 20 percent tax cut retroactive to Jan 1 would add more than 1.25 billion to the deficit for the year ending June 30. He argued Congress may not act until late May or June and warned a presidential veto could slow or deter any tax relief. He noted budget cuts after July 1 could create room to reduce taxes.
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Knutson
Taft
Congress
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