Taft Warns Deficit May Reach 11 Billion Dollars
Senate leaders clashed over the 1954 budget outlook with Senator Taft stating deficits could hit nine to eleven billion dollars unless changes are made. He cited heavy security and fixed interest expenses and questioned military cost cuts. Senator George urged tighter review of new appropriations to restore budget balance and criticized Truman era planning.
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Sen
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Truman
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Govne
Congress
Peron Cracks Down on U.S. News Agencies in Argentina
Buenos Aires authorities shut down most American press dispatches as President Peron intensifies a campaign against U S news agencies. The move affects United Press and other services while Reuters and France Presse remain active. U S officials condemn the crackdown as a threat to free press and Latin American relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan Dbd
Peron
United States
American Press Association
Heras
Argentina
Houses
Congress
Peronist
el Lider
United Press
U. P
Antonio Navata
Office of Telecommunications
Navata
New York Times
la Nacion
Newark Times
Radio Belgrano
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Juan Peron
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert B. Colpertes
R-Tll
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chiperfield
Relief for Stomach Ulcer Pain Claims and Ads
An advertisement promotes a remedy for stomach ulcer pain attributed to stomach acid. It touts fast relief with a protective film and claims decades of sales and drugstore availability. The copy mentions refunds and widespread consumer use since 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raranicse
Mann’s
Deaths And Funerals Mrs James D Steadman Sr Greensboro
Mrs Carrie Coble Steadman age died at Piedmont Memorial Hospital after a period of declining health. She is survived by her husband James D Steadman Sr and two sons and five daughters. Services will be held at Hanes Chapel on Sunday at an hour to be announced. The article notes about 100 active and many more inactive volcanoes worldwide.
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Greensboro
James David Steadman
Asheboro Street
Piedmont Memorial Hospital
Carrie Coble
James Rankin
Mary Mebane Coble
Guilford County
Independent Presbyterian Church
Steadman
J. D. Steadman, Jr
W. C. Steadman
Ben W. Brown
W. H. Hutto
Evelyn Skinner
H. Armfield
High Point
C. G. Burrows
Milwaukee
Wisc
Lena Riley
Margaret Coble
Charlotte
Hanes Chapel
Governors At Washington Conferenc e Mumps Worries Rise
Chicago May 9 A report on governors at a Washington conference notes Gov Herman Talmadge of Georgia now has mumps. Several governors express concern about immunity while others report feeling fine. Some recall past illness or lack of immunity with remarks on the gathering and possible exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Eisenhower Earier
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Beardsley
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Robert F. Crosby
Nebraska
Lawrence Wetherby
Kentucky
Reds Holdout For Prisoners
The report reviews the Red offer to resolve prisoners of war in Korea via a five nation neutral commission. It notes concerns over how the commission would operate and the indefinite captivity risk. Gen Nam II gave no immediate answers to Harrison's questions about the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Red
Czechoslovakia
Poland
India
Sweden
Switzerland
Korea
Nam I
Eisenhower Enjoys Weekend Golf and Trout Fishing in State College
President Eisenhower and family arrived at Pennsylvania State College for a quiet weekend with Milton Eisenhower. He golfed at Centre Hills and fished on a Philipsburg stream with Milton, surrounded by student crowds and university officials. The visit included a campus serenade, church service plans, and a schedule to return to Washington soon.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
State College
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
John S. Doud
Washington
Centre Hills Country Club
W. E. Kenworthy
Here
Robert L. Harpster
Philipsburg
College
Bellefonte Central Railroad
Dr. Eisenhower
White House
Milton Jr
Ruth
Milton
Kipper
South America
United States
College Chapel
Penn State College
Compromise Plan Emerges to Soften American Industry Bill
Washington May 9 Plan to modify sharply a bill for American industry gains support from House members. They expect concessions to strike mandatory tariff commission findings and narrow injury definitions while allowing swift action on industry complaints. A final committee report is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Barrett
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Rep. Jenkins
Ohio
Tariff Commission
Commission
GOP
Dulles Praises Swift Laos Thailand Aid Response
Secretary of State Dulles outlined rapid U S action to aid Laos after the April 12 Red drive on Luang Prabang and to assist Thailand. He cited 24 hour decisions to dispatch aircraft, quick aircraft and civilian operators, and timely delivery of ammunition and other items. He argued these efforts demonstrate precision teamwork between State and Defense and impress both allies and potential adversaries.
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Dulles
United States
Laos
Thailand
Luang Prabang
Paris
U. S
Hanoi
Pete Sarasin
Prabang
Pacific
Departments of State and Defense
Pennsylvania Railroad unveils 16,000 sq ft game room
The 30th Street Station in Philadelphia hosts a new 16,000 square foot game room with 47 nickel arcade machines. It will operate 24 hours a day seven days a week, inviting gamers to linger rather than rush for trains.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
30Th Street
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Rubinstein
Helene Rubinstei
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