Five Percent Probe Raises White House Ties
James Marlow reports on the five percent corruption probe as Major General Harry H. Vaughan, President Truman’s military aide, is set to testify. The inquiry, ongoing for two months with public hearings for three weeks, centers on influence peddling and possible government-contract manipulation involving Vaughan Hunt and others.
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James Marlow
Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Vaughan
White House
Fixit
Senate
Huey
North Carolina
New York Herald-Tribune
Paul Grindle
Herald- Tribune
Furniture Manufacturing Company
Framingham
Mass
James VY. Hunt
Grindle
Hunt
Tighe Woods
Tanfaran
Cal- Hania
Agricultura
John Maragon
Cireece
Kansas City
State Department
Mare Agony
Maragon
Varaghan
Local clubs schedule meetings and a wedding
The community calendar lists events including bridge club meetings at Mrs. Allen Gee Sr s home and at First Christian church, a midweek church gathering at First Methodist, and the wedding of Nancy Cummings to Harland Blake Crow at First Methodist with a reception at the bride s home. Additional items include wiener roast at Cooper Jr G Ass and a Main Street Get Together picnic on Thursday evening with revival services planned for three weeks later.
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Allen Gee
Nancy Cummings
Harland Blake
Crow
Firs Methodist Church
Main Street
Burrell Whitminvsh
Sewell Mann
Eynessay
First Baptist Church
Dean May
A.V. Babb
More Military Cuts Can Be Expected
Washington August 26 The Defense Secretary told Congress that 135000 civilian workers will be laid off and about 50 military installations closed to save roughly 500 million a year. President Truman ordered the cuts to curb government spending as the armed forces plan further reductions under a national defense management panel headed by Lt Gen Joseph MacNarney.
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James Marlow
Washington
Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson
Truman
Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Orces
Congress
Airforce
National Defense Management Committee
Joseph T. MacNarney
Russia
Schroeder and Gonzales Eye Forest Hills Epic
Schroeder and Gonzales, top seeds, won their Davis Cup warmups over Australians. Schroeder, Wimbledon champion, and Gonzales, defending champion, led the United States in decisive victories as they pace toward Labor Day matches at Forest Hills.
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Jimmie Doda
Jewell County
Kan
Kansas
Valley Falls
Jimmie
Forest Hills
N. Y
Furag
Australia
Ted Schroeder
Pancho Gonzales
Schroeder
Gonzales
bin Pancha
la Crescenta
Calif
Comet
Frank Sedgman
Aimovica
Hiend Venn Naphy
Panchy
Billy Sid
Hime
Link
Linn
Houy Deru
Aihiitlee
Barons and Vols Vie for Southern Title Lead
The Nashville Vols and Birmingham Barons dominate the Southern Association race with Mobile eight games back. Nashville swept a doubleheader, Birmingham took two from Chattanooga, while Mobile lost to Little Rock and remained four behind. Atlanta and New Orleans won as home runs padded the standings.
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Associated Press
Nashville Vols
Birmingham Barons
Mobile
Bears
Birmingham
Nashville
Iashville
Atlantic
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans Pels
Memphis
Atanta
Vols
Bama Tay
Carl Sawatski
Joe Damato
Country Brown
Bill Kennedy
Atlanta
Birmingham - Chattanooga
Bobo Newsembaz
Paul Roy
Bobo
Ay Alph Atkins
Lookouts
Horse latitudes belt name origins explained
A belt of cairn winds north of the equator is called the horse latitudes because many say ships laden with horses in old days ran short of water and were forced to throw the animals overboard.
Donations Enable Aged Doctor to Appeal Sentence
St Louis reports that donations to Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr. for his appeal of a 70 year prison term for the slaying of his wife's admirer surpass $3,600. Mrs. Rutledge thanked donors, and Dr. Goodrich noted funds cover trial costs and support the appeal, driven by perceived injustice and public concern across several states.
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St. Louis
Robert C. Rutledge, Jr
Sydney Rutledge
Goodrich
Family meat spending ranges from 5.3 to 6.6 percent
The report notes that households allocate between 5.3 and 6.6 percent of their family income to meat purchases. It highlights how share varies with income levels and market factors influencing consumer spending on meat.
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Paramount
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Mour
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Hope, Ark
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Cleveland
Joe Smith
Lincoln Beachey
Bert Dudek
Dudek
First Christian Church
Dewoody
Thomas Dewoody
Bernice Daniel Wey
Hubert Barksdale
George Wylie
Ernest Baltomi
Sue Jones
Nona Eagle Mise
Kathleen Woody
Willaims
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Maryulle Neoy
Dinchie Wasser
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Rita Mae McCastill
Guss McCaskil
Kiwanis Elita of
Prescott
Vay Prescott
Ernest Jamison
Era Johnson
Claire de Gone
Tales From Hoffmann
E. A. Link
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Fla
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Yden
Charlys Parker
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Phil Foster
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Saenger
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Raovk Bonski
M May Snow Nive
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Steve Gladden
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Harry W. Shiver
Hot Point Appliances
McFadden School of Dance
Ellamarie McFadden
W.O.W. Hall
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