Republicans Race Against Time to Keep Promises
Washington dispatch reports deep GOP split over timing and shape of a federal spending cut and tax relief plan. Key figures push a $6 billion reduction from the Truman budget, aim for about 20 percent overall tax relief, and debate distribution between large and small taxpayers amid budget committee deadlines.
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Francis M. Lemay
Washington
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Truman
Senate-House Budget Committee
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
Bu Pe. Taber
Roswell Magill
Treasury
Roosevelt
Maurice and
Laura Falk Foundation
Knutson
Rep. Engel
Rmich
Magill
Engel
Gurney
R-Sd
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Army
Navy
Senate
House Budget Committee
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Pigeon Repellants Installed At Chicago Station
Thousands of pigeons hover around Chicago’s Loop and the North Western station as workmen set up pigeon repellants on ledges and window sills. The upright U shaped prongs on a wire frame deter birds without injuring them, says Chief Engineer E C Vanden burg.
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Chicago
Loop
North Western Railroad
E. C. Vandenburg
Aluminum inventory could forge 100000 causepans for planes
A wartime note states that the aluminum supply aboard our larger cargo aircraft is sufficient to manufacture about 100000 causepans, highlighting whether this material could be diverted from aviation use to support home front needs.
Crossworld of Clues Cortland Crossword Pastimes
Puzzle page by Eugene Sheffer listing numerous across and down clues and themed entries. Includes timed answer note and distribution by King Features Syndicate with references to locations and objects such as trees, foods, metals, and geographic terms.
Thomasville Scouts Week Sparks Eagle Honor and Camp Plans
Thomasville observes Scout Week with John Farrington named newest Eagle Scout at Main Street Methodist service. District officials discuss Sea Scout unit at Mills Home and Camp Jackson dedication set for April 19 with a fish fry guest list including Lions Rotarians and Jaycees.
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John Farrington
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Main Street Methodist Church
Robert Holladay
Young Farrington
Farrington
Thomasville High School
Sea Scouts
Main Street Church
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Paul D. Hassler
Mills Home
Camp Jackson
Lions
Rotarians
Jaycees
A. L. Elliott
Woman's Club
Mills
New Cemetery Development In Thomasville Ready By Spring
Thomasville business man Ralph H. Wilson announces Holly Hills Inc will develop an eight to ten acre section with grave plots by spring on a 30 acre Fish er Ferry tract bought from the city. The project aims for a modern memorial park design with rolling lawns and extensive holly tree planting. Wilson is joined by his wife and brother in law Mrs Charles T. Wilson, all involved in obtaining city approval and planning, with Wilson serving as Davidson County school board chair.
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Thomasville
Ralph H. Wilson
Holly Hills, Inc
Fisher Ferry
Wilson
Memorial Park
Holly Hills
Charles T. Wilson
Durham
Omasville
Wilson's Mills
Johnston County
Orig
District meeting set with Hassler and clergy
The community service committee meeting lists Hassler as expected attendee along with the Rev Karl Koestline and Field Executive Holladay. The next district meeting is scheduled for Monday March 10.
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Community Service Committee
Hassler
Karl Koestline
Holladay
103 Killed In A Month In North Carolina Traffic Deaths
The state safety division reports 103 traffic fatalities in December 1945, up 39 percent from the prior year, with 553 injuries. Craven County tops with nine deaths, followed by Sampson seven, and multiple counties with two to four fatalities.
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Raleigh
State Safety Division
North Carolina
Craven County
Sampson
Lenoir
Forsyth
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Wake
Harnett
Nash
Pitt
Robeson
Martin
Burke
Durham
Duplin
Franklin
Gaston
Greene
Henderson
Johnston
Moore
Tale of parachute plot to shed Chinese troops aboard a plane
A column recalls a tall army transport yarn about Chinese soldiers aboard a C-47 over the Hump. With one parachute aboard and a sergeant leading by knotting his pants, the crew lightens the load as fear and humor mix amid the peril before mountain peaks. The piece closes noting Western Australia’s fire resistant jarrah wood used in chimneys and fires as a side fact.
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Sie Wu
York
Far East
Chiang Kai Shek
Ruce
Western Australia
Traffic Toll Rises Across Counties With 428 Crashes
Across Pender Polk Rowan Stokes Warren Wayne and Wilson counties 428 accidents caused 16 deaths and 145 injuries Nine of the fatalities were pedestrians Winston-Salem led with three deaths Charlotte and Powell had two each Rural highways saw 607 crashes resulting in 87 deaths and 408 injuries.
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Pender
Polk
Rowan
Stokes
Warren
Wayne
Wilson
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Powell
Arthritis Pain Formula Released by California Doctor
California physician with 25 years of experience announces Remind a new arthritis pain formula. The product targets stabbing muscular aches and pains caused by arthritis rheumatism neuritis sciatica and neuralgia promising relief and comfort to sufferers.
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California
Angeles
Calif
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