Young Boy Asks How Tax Money Supports God's Work
Fifteen year old John F McGloughlin of Kentucky asked the U S Treasury how much tax money goes to God's work His inquiry drew a detailed reply from information officer Henry Schneider who linked defense health education and land preservation to God's work Schneider tied the nation's defense to protecting religious freedom and noted taxes fund these services The boy's mother in Charlotte praised his religious interest and said he studies while working his way through Stuart Robinson School in Blackey Kentucky INTRAMURAL MEMPHIS Tenn (UP) Judge fined judge in this traffic case result: Judge Maple $30 for reckless driving per the report.
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William PD. Hall
United Press
Charlotte
N. C
Treasury Department
John F. McGloughlin
Henry Schneider
John
Schneider
Young McGloughlin
Stuart Robinson
Blackey
Treasury
God
W. M. McGloughlin
First Baptist Church
Kentucky
Stolen Loot to Be Used In Trial of Billy Hussey
North Carolina and Virginia authorities prepare to use stolen goods as evidence in the Billy Hussey case. Hussey, dubbed the tourist bandit, was paroled after two and a half years and faces multiple indictments. His wife Jacqueline Hussey is believed missing in California or possibly Arkansas as officers pursue leads. Police describe the pair as the ice box burglars who looted hundreds of homes coast to coast, sending loot to a Hood Street address in High Point. Items recovered include gun cases, fur coats, silverware, cowboy boots and hats, appliances, jewelry, and a rolling pin.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Billy Hussey
California
Hussey
Jacequeline Hussey
Billy
Arkansas
High Point
Husseys
Hood Street
Chicago
Boise
Idaho
Legislators Review High Rock Death Toll Bill
Forsyth Davidson and Rowan legislators received copies of a proposed bill in Raleigh aimed at reducing deaths at High Rock Lake. Assistant Attorney General Wade Bruton drafted it. Senator Hundley said officials will study before public release and a possible introduction within one or two weeks. Copies may also go to Guilford delegates.
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Thomasville
High Rock Lake
Forsyth
Davidson
Rowan
Raleigh
George L. Hundley
Wade Bruton
Sen
Hundley
High Rock
Handley
Guilford
War Casualties Identified in Korean War List No 734
The Defense Department releases list No 734 naming 19 casualties. Four are killed, 14 wounded, and one injured accidentally in the Korean war, with no further details provided on individuals.
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Washington
Defense Department
London Smogs Halt Life as City Seeks Gov
Londoners press for urgent action as deadly smogs sweep the city killing thousands and grounding airliners. Churchill's government calls it an urgent problem while experts blame factory chimneys and open coal fires for the black fog that cripples shops, transport, and daily life.
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London
Churchill
Air Ministry Meteorological Bureau
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Reds Claim Plane Strafed Truce Convoy
The Chinese Communist radio in San Francisco claimed a U S plane strafed a Red armistice delegation convoy in Korea last Thursday, wounding three people including two seriously, and destroying a jeep near Hwangju south of Pyongyang. The report said 20 Red personnel were wounded in air attacks on convoys and alleged U S aims to derail armistice talks.
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San Francisco
Hwangju
U. N
Kaesong
Peiping
Red Oe
Red Radio
Korea
Pope Pius XII Shows Signs of Improvement
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII after a three day illness with mild influenza had a restless night but appeared somewhat better this morning though a persistent fever remains.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
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