Taxpayers Get a Short Breather Amid Tax Talks
Washington lawmakers consider a temporary pause as discussions on broader tax reform surface. Chairman Doughton and Senate Finance Committee members weigh how much tax increases may be delayed and when any new levies could take effect, with administration plans to explore all options over coming months.
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Fair Enough By Waatbrook Pegter
A chaotic magazine-style column reviews the era's political meddling with allegations aimed at Remington and other figures. It cites the New York papers the Sun and the Herald Tribune and discusses the Bentley case and Harvard connections in a tapestry of names and charges.
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St Marys Abandons Football in Mocoga Area
Frantic and garbled account describes St Marys weighing football decisions after mounting issues. Board at St Marys considers suspending intercollegiate play while campus figures and nearby colleges like Stanford and California debated the program. Located near Oakland, the small school faces impact on athletics amid postwar shifts.
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Prescott News Society Notes and Church Listings
Sunday January events at local churches and society meetings are listed, including Wesleyan and Mission groups, nurse officers and hospitality details. Local residents and visitors attend services, meetings, dinners, and civic functions with brief notes on attendees, venues, and outcomes.
Radio Program Listings and Political Commentary
A garbled catalog of radio programs lists stars and shows across networks with names such as Judy Ganev Monae Gene Autey and Red Skelton. The text shifts to political commentary criticizing press coverage and mentioning Felix Frankfurter and Willard Remington in a stylistically dated prose.
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Sports Mirror Highlights Past Baseball and Ski Highlights
The column recalls events from years ago including Charlie Crain unsigned as Cubs vice-president in Dallas Texas league status, Arthur Devlin winning the Torser Tokie Memorial Ski Jump at Bear Mountain with 140 feet, Johnny Bulla prevailing in the Los Angeles Open with 28 strokes over Craik Woods, and the death of Charles Stoneham former Giants president at Tut Sprites Arkansas.
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Little Rock Eyes Creation Of A Second Municipal Judge
In Little Rock a proposal to create a second municipal judge will be introduced in the 1951 legislature. The new post would become a state court judgeship, shifting duties from current arrangements handled by Fred Jones. Harb is a backer of the bill alongside others.
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Kidnapping tale follows Paul Twing toward New York
A dramatic chapter unfolds as May and Judy join Paul Twing on a cross country ride toward New York to free a kidnapped child. Public sympathy mixes with caution as papers report private citizens organizing defense clubs and prominent lawyers offering aid if he surrenders or is arrested.
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College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Mess
A scattered recap lists multiple games with scores and opponents across various colleges. Notable results include Brooklyn College 63 Fort Dart 51 and St Francis Pal 74 St Francis Bonn 71, plus Connecticut 42 Notre Dame 53 and Kentucky 7 Auburn 44. The jumble covers many teams, venues, and inconsistent naming from the era.
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Taft Says Truman Lacks Authority on Troop Commitments
Taft in a foreign policy speech asserts Truman cannot unilaterally commit American troops to a European defense force without Congress approval. He favors a limited number of divisions for North Atlantic defenses if Europe leads the effort and invites U.S. help. He argues Americans should not force or urge aid on nations unwilling to win their own security.
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Bobcats Edge Texarkana Team 40-38 on Home Court
The Hope Bobcats edged Texarkana Razorbacks 40 to 38 after trailing by as much as 10 in the second period. Ilope sparked the rally for Hope with 10 points, Beasley led Bebenta with 10, and Black led Texarkana with 13. Two Ilope junior teams also fell to visitors.
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Parkers Lose Quarterback to Service
Camden reports Razorbacks’ quarterback Bob Cross has enlisted in the Navy. The university notes Cross, a sophomore from Camden, joins two other Camden high school athletes Billy Phillips and Joe Phillips in naval recruitment. Arkansas State Sutton and Henderson basketball players at Teachers College are also mentioned.
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Sammy Snead Leads After Second Round At Los Angeles Open
Sam Snead, defending champion, shot a four under 67 to hold a one stroke lead in the Los Angeles Open as the 25th annual tournament entered its final rounds. Marty Furgal stood second with a 68 while Doug Ford Skee Siegel and Joe Kirkwood Jr. opened strong at 70, and many top players chased Snead including Bracketed 71 duo Lawson Little and Dutch Harrison.
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Techs Dopson Is the Best in AIC Loop
De ward Dopson of Arkansas Tech leads the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference in individual scoring. In three conference games he has made 60 points, while Miller of Arkansas A. and M. Mixon of Hendrix are tied for second with 60 points.
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