Scott Praises Good Roads Program Officially Opens New Highway Segment
Governor Scott hailed the go forwar d roads program and opened a new Highway 29 segment in Thomasville amid a large turnout. The four lane project, backed by state and local officials, marks one of many rural road improvements cited as administration accomplishments.
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SenateFinance Committee GOPreevaluates May Tax Plan
The Senate Finance Committee proposed a revised tax approach to replace the House plan. It calculates surtax using existing law deductions, then adds a defense tax of 3 percent on the first 2000 and 4 percent beyond that, yielding mixed effects across brackets. A $5,000 earner would face a $103.28 increase, totaling $921.28 versus $818 now and $920.25 under the House plan.
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Navy Seeks More Aircraft Carriers After Tests
Navy plans to add two more big carriers after the first 59 100 ton vessel reaches completion at Newport News Virginia. Navy spokesman Kimball said the need is urgent as tests wrap up and the service awaits construction of two additional flat tops.
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MacArthur Refuses San Francisco Peace Conference Invite
General Douglas MacArthur says he will not address the San Francisco peace conference unless formally invited by the conference itself. The ousted Far Eastern commander notes he was not included in the U.S. delegation and stresses invitation hinges on the conference, not the United States, extending the call. John Foster Dulles had discussed a possible participation, but observers see this as short of a formal invitation.
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Soviets May Ratify Jap Peace Pact in San Francisco
Tokyo reports growing belief that the Soviet Union may sign a Japan US peace treaty only if a military establishment clause is included and a departure date for American troops is set. Russian signing could still occur without these points, hinging on ratification and diplomatic prestige.
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Crackles On Matrimony Quote Sparks Vows Debate
A witty line about quarrels and marriage circulates as readers weigh its meaning for contemporary relationships. The remark highlights how双方 view harmony and conflict in partnerships.
Tampico Faces Threat of Dangerous Hurricane Approaching
Tampico and surrounding districts brace for a hurricane tracking from the Caribbean. The U S Weather Bureau said winds could reach 115 to 130 miles per hour as thousands seek higher ground and a weather plane surveys the storm path.
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Ex-Red Budenz Accuses IPR and Amerasia Ties
Former Communist editor Budenz testified before a Senate committee alleging the Institute of Pacific Relations and Amerasia had close Communist connections. He claimed Lattimore and Field were active in Politburo circles with Field using code names. The inquiry also touched on Soviet spy Sorge and related intelligence figures.
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Doctor Benjamin P. Signs Birth Certificate Long Ago
The fragment notes that a physician named Benjamin P signed a birth certificate many years ago, recording the act of official documentation by a medical professional in a historical context.
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Taft Critics Truman In Red Influence Clash
Taft, touring Northern New England, attacked Truman for praising leads and urged specificity against “scandal mongers.” He said he has not decided on a prospect but hinted an early-year choice may come if Republicans mobilize support. He praised Republican chances.
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Stocks Fall Across Market Amid Dividend Concerns
New York stocks drifted lower mid session with American Cyanamid leading declines after a regular $1 dividend was announced. Du Pont, Union Carbide, Cities Service, Sinclair, American Export Lines and others posted losses while Electric Boat advanced on atomic submarine news.
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South Koreans Press East Front in Bloodiest War Days
North Korean Reds fled north as South Korean forces reached the eastern ridge west of Kansong after five days of brutal fighting. An 8th Army spokesman said the ridge line was now held, with Allied air power damaging or destroying hundreds of enemy trucks and accelerating Communist movements southward.
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United Nations to reply on Kaesong neutrality issue
U N command plans a formal note to the Communists in Kaesong as North Korea accuses U N forces of neutrality violations. The note may shape cease fire talks and will include documents totaling about ten pages. Nam Il has filed two protests and talks in Kaesong drag on with deadlock.
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Kingsland Macy Loses Election Lead By De Sapio Machine
A political contest ends with Kingsland Macy trailing as De Sapio aligned forces claim a decisive 13 to 3 edge over Macy’s backers after a series of leadership contests.
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