Hearings Set On School Budget And Tobacco Tax
Raleigh schedules a busy week with hearings on public school budget requests and a proposed tobacco product tax. Officials from the State Board of Education and Joint Appropriations and Finance committees outline figures for the next biennium while lawmakers consider tax increases and budget constraints.
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Senate
Legislatore
Joint
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Advisory Budget Commission
Allons Committee
Highway Commission
Joint Finance Committee
Hodges
Get Commission
Larry Moore
Moore
Budget Commission
General Assembly
Joint Agriculture Committees
State Milk Commission
Minver
Detroit Man Admits Slaying Coed In Alley
Richard Ballingall, 34, confessed to abducting and killing an 18 year old coed after dragging her into an alley near a Detroit beer store. He led police to the scene and near the location where the body was found. Investigators described the confession as very good though the prosecutor voiced uncertainty. Ballingall previously implicated in the death of Cecilia Stewart, 40, with whom he shared a room after meeting in a bar. The case is marked as highly sensational by Inspector Edward Reilly.
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Edward Reilly
Richard Ballingall
Detroit
Ballingall
Jens
Cecilia
Sis) Stewart
Miss Stewart
Reilly
Gerald K. O'Brien
Crosby Garland Country Girl Top Oscars Picks
Hollywood reports a split studio vote shapes Oscar bets with Bing Crosby Judy Garland and The Country Girl favored. Waterfront Caine Mutiny contenders from Columbia and Paramount clash as nominations emerge ahead of March 30 ceremony.
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Bing Crosby
Judy Garland
Crosby
Marion Brando
Brando
Humphrey Bogart
Queeg
Waterfront
Caine
Columbia Pictures
Academy
Paramount
William Wolden
Holden
James Mason
Dan O'Herlihy
Bing
Grace Kelly
Audrey Kepburn
Sabrina
Miss Kelly
Miss Garland
Jane Wyman
Dorothy Dandridge
Carmen Jones
Miss Dandridge
Columbia
New Training Program For Nationalist Chinese Officers
The U S Army announced a new program to train Nationalist Chinese officers at Far Eastern installations instead of sending them to the United States. The change aims to reduce costs while enhancing local use of trained personnel in Asia.
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Tokyo
U.S. Army
United States
Potts workers celebrate Valentine with surprise gift for secretary
A Valetine card prank prompts Amelia Dobbs to feel mocked until a nine surprise party reveals she is valued. Potts and four vice presidents present roses a gift certificate and a raise, with Amelia learning she sent herself the cartoon card. A census analysis notes 300 million Indians are illiterate.
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Amelia
Toisiny
Mr. Potts
Train Hits Bus In Ardmore Injury Report
The Santa Fe Railroad's Texas Chief struck a church bus carrying teenagers on a downtown Ardmore crossing. Only the driver Hoyt A. Crough, 52, was hospitalized with undetermined injuries while about 20 teenagers were treated for cuts and bruises.
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Okla
Sante Railroad
Texas Chief
Hoyt A. Crough
Architect Says Money Motive For Slaying
Wealthy Texas architect Harry E. Weaver says money was the motive behind the car bomb that killed his wife Helen in San Angelo. Indictments named former son in law L Washburn and ex convict Andrew Nelson for murder with a bomb rigged to the car’s electrical system, all based on a grand jury finding. Weaver travels as a Navy civilian consultant and remains shaken by the tragedy.
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Dallas
Texas
Harry E. Weaver
San Angelo
Helen
L.washburn
Andrew Nelson
Ing
Weaver
Nelson
Washburn
San Francisco
Navy Public Works Program
Momma
Associated Press
Courtesy Visit To Taipei By ROK Aides And U S Advisor
Formosa arrivals include Gen Chung Ii Kwon and Maj. Gen. Robert L. Keet as chief of the U S Military Advisory Group. The four day courtesy visit aims to discuss military cooperation with Chinese Nationalist President Chiang Kai-shek.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chung Ii Kwon
Republic of Korea
Robert L,e
U.S
Chung
Chiang Kai-shek
Collapse at Yucatan bullfight kills fourteen, injures many
Fourteen people died and about 165 were injured when a grand stand collapsed during a bullfight in Hun uema Yucatan yesterday, officials said. Rescue teams and authorities surveyed the scene as the town mourned the tragedy.
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Hunuema
Yucatan
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