Tax cuts loom as Republicans push 20 percent income tax cut
Washington reports that leaders estimate the 20 percent across the board income tax cuts would total over 3.4 billion dollars. Joseph W. Martin Jr. says the cut is achievable next year, with Knutson slated to lead the House Ways and Means Committee and a Republican Senate chair directing the Finance Committee. Deficit and defense plans loom as Truman weighs a veto and Democratic opposition argues for defense spending safeguards.
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Lyle C. Wilson Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
R-Mass
Gbwe Beormache
Martin
Harold Knutson
Truman
Temendous
Ison
Re-Elected Farm Credit Board Member Named
Stan Andrews announced the reelection of Charles C. Ozark to a three term on the Farm Credit Board. Ozark, president of the Ozark Farm Credit Association, will serve on the boards of the Federal Land Bank and related intermediates. He represents Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana production associations.
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Irk Mai
Farm Credit Board
Orleans
Stan Andrews
Arm. Credit Administration of Orleans
Yester
Charles C. 5
Ozark
Ala
Farm Credit Dis
Ozarkation Credit Association
Alabama
Isippi
Louisiana
Federal Land Bank
Contermediate Credit Bank
Thection Credit Corporation
Ank
Armer
Quark Association
Dale, Barbour
Correneva
Covington
Henry
Houston
Soaring Prices May Delay Recession and Budget Balance
Washington AP report notes price barrier repeal may delay recession and aid budget balance. Economists estimate living costs rise under 5 percent, inflation boosts tax revenue, helping Truman meet a 41 billion dollar budget for the year ending June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
OPA
Truman
Isotopes seen as future cancer weapon from atomic research
Dr. Andrew Dowdy, professor of radiology at Kiev University, tells the 74th annual meeting of the American Public Association that radioactive isotopes from uranium piles have broad medical potential. He says isotope carbon 14 could become vital in medicine and cancer may be treated by combining a toxin with targeted internal radiation. The real solution may extend beyond surgery and conventional radiation.
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Paul F. Ellis Veland
Andrew H
Manhattan
University of Kiev
American Public Association
Dowdy
Army Vehicles Bucked Snowdrifts To Aid Families
Army vehicles battled deep snowdrifts to reach families in Southeastern Colorado after a major blizzard. Weasels trucks planes and bulldozers delivered hay and relief supplies as the Red Cross set up headquarters at Colorado Springs. The mission covered Edison district Boone Karval La Junta Lamar Pueblo and surrounding areas with multiple vehicles aiding ill and stranded residents.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Red Cross
Colorado Springs
Edison
Pueblo
Pueblo Ordnance Depot
Boone
Karval
Lincoln County
John F. Jones
Dick Haynes
la Junta
Lamar
Soil Conservation
Reaction Period Described At Interracial Meet 1946
At the Southern Regional Council annual meeting in Atlanta Georgia Guy B Johnson calls 1946 a reaction period citing the election of Bilbo and Talmadge, white primaries, lynching and KKK activity. He urges higher police standards and more Negro officers. Harold Trigg notes vast lost wealth due to occupational determinism and limits on black workers.
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Atlanta
Tas
Guy B. Johnson
Southern Regional Council Today
Atlanta University
Johnson
Harold L. Trigg
Council
Trigg
Mother Of 25 At 43 Runs Out Of Names For Her Offspring
In Lamesa Texas Mrs Bernardino Lopez says she has given birth to 25 children in 33 years and now can find no more names. The 25th child a girl eight pounds was born Sunday. She named her Sunday after her birthday. Twelve of the offspring are alive.
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Lamesa
Tex
Bernardino Lopez
Lopez
Uvalde
Monterey
Mexico
Lepez
Chinese Communists Press Attacks After Cease Fire
Chinese government outlets report Communist forces renewed assaults on government positions two days after Chiang Kai-shek announced a cease fire. Officials say National armies will strike back if talks fail. Hu Chune-nan’s troops surround Yenan. neutral observers deem charges plausible. The National Assembly’s timetable is expected to proceed Friday despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Milks Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Central
Hu Chune-nan
Yenan
National Assembly
Democrat League
Bilbo Wrecks Auto Crashing Into Truck
Sen Theodore Bilbo injured in a car accident near Poplarville Mississippi when his Cadillac rear ended a heavily loaded truck. He suffered bruises and shock but was reported resting easily by hospital attendants. He was en route to his dream house after a business stop.
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Poplarville
Miss
Theodore G. Bilbo
Bilbo
Government Urges Big Five to Accept Lewis Pact
The government asked the nation’s five largest soft coal operators to reach terms with John L. Lewis and resume control of federally run pits before the November 20 deadline. With three days left in negotiations, industry officials warned of coal shortages while Krug scheduled talks with operators and Lewis. Burke of the Southern Coal Producers Association criticized key Krug-Lewis points including unionization of supervisors, a five cent ton royalty, and a federal mine safety code.
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Harold W. Ward Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
U. S. Steel Corporation
Jones and Laugalin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
J. A. Krug
Edward R. Burke
Southern Coal Producers Association
Krug and Lewis
Coal Mines Administration
Burke
Krug-Lewis
Union Welfare and Retirement Fund
Crawford Seeks City Help for Hospital Meeting Not Parkman
At the commission meeting yesterday R. Crawford urged the city to join the Houston County Board of Revenue in calling a mass meeting on November 25 to discuss forming a public hospital association. The Eagle had incorrectly credited J. W. Parkman with the resolution.
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City Commission
Houston County Board of Revenue
R. Crawford, Sr
Commission
J. W. Parkman
Parkman
The Next Speaker After 22 Years In Congress
Joseph W. Martin Jr aged 62 and long a Republican figure in Massachusetts faces reporters in his Capitol Hill office after the November elections. With control of Congress won, the interview centers on his chance to become Speaker of the House, a path some see toward the presidency without another campaign.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Capitol
Aloe
Congress
House
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Jona
Martin
United States
Jgb
Republian
Aldhard
Alabama forms Health and Medical Care Council
Governor Chauncey Sparks leads creation of the Health and Medical Care Council of Alabama to improve medical care and hygiene in rural black‑wood and log cabin areas with Dr. M. S. Davie of Dothan as chairman. The body includes Barrett Shelton and Mrs Thelma Coburn among officers and an executive committee of nine. The aim is sanitation and health education without advocating socialized medicine.
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The
American Cancer Society
F. M. Chenanght
Decatur
Edvar Charter Go Taebins
Montgomery Adversiser
Robert Morgan
Red Crore
Hirmingham
Sparks
Heoainpis
Cullman Honors Governor-Elect With Folsom Day Event
Governor elect James E. Folsom will be feted in Cullman on Friday with a Folsom Day celebration featuring banquets and speeches. Dr. G W Bledsoe, pageant chair, says the sendoff includes a speech at 2 p.m. and headquarters planned in Montgomery. Food will be served at the high school gymnasium as Folsom attends in his insurance business hometown.
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Cullman
Ala
API. Gov
James EF
Folsom
G. W. Bledsoe
Montgomery Soar
Han Counclign School
Bledsoe
Boiler blast kills pupil in Baroda school collapse
A boiler explosion at a consolidated Baroda school injures many students and kills Walter Ruppel, 13. Eldon Nitz, 16, operated the boiler seconds before the blast. About 260 pupils were inside. 12 hospitalized with serious injuries. Rescue workers pulled 17 children from debris as hospitals prepared for mass admissions.
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Baroda
Mich
Western Michigan
Walter Ruppel
St. Joseph
Eldon Nitz
Mercy Hospital
Sue Borden
Alice Johns
Smuts Defies U.N. Authority In Southwest Africa Push
South Africa's Jan Christiaan Smuts urged the United Nations to approve annexation of Southwest Africa. He warned the Assembly he may act unilaterally if trusteeship rules block incorporation. Britain backed his stance while Russia pressed for UN trusteeship control.
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Max Harrelson
Success
N. Y
API— Field
Jan Christiaan Smuts
South Africa
United Nations
Southwest Africa
General Assembly
Russia
U.N
League of Nations
Assembly
Union of South Africa
Batthe
Piaiestine
N. Truseeship
Bottomley
Sottormicy
Palestine
Nikolai Vo Novskov
Britain
Houston 4 H Clubs Receive 30 Calves for Show
Thirty calves were sent to Houston County 4 H clubs from Kansas City Missouri and arrived Sunday. Members will pick their calves at Ramsey Lonestock yards after a county agency buyer’s trip failed due to price concerns amid a rain forecast.
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Houston
Houston County
Kansas City
Clu
Ramsey
Lon Ostock
Jaxt Imogata
Cracks in Deadlock Over Trieste Seen at Big Four Parley
Reports from the Big Four conference indicate fissures in the allied stance on Trieste as Russia and Western powers hint at possible changes. Molotov pressed for treaty language and a three to four month delay for troop removal, while Byrnes warned against further promises.
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Trieste
John M. Hightower
New York
Russia
Byrnes
United States
Molotov
Italy
Yugoslavia
Big Four
Navy Plans Frigid Zone Test Of Ships In Antarctica
The Navy will send a 4000 man Antarctic expedition under Rear Adm Byrd to test ships aircraft and weapons for cold weather operations. The mission is mainly military with civilian scientists, and will explore minerals while avoiding a uranium race. Russians may watch as Britain may still have personnel in Antarctica.
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Antarctic
Elton
Fay Washington
United States
Russia
Arctic
South Pole
Adm
Richard FE. Byrd
Byrd
Antarctica
Navy
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South African Union
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