Tax time note urges careful income estimate
Readers are advised to compute an accurate income tax estimate now. Officials emphasize using correct figures and avoid errors that could delay refunds or trigger penalties.
Baseball veterans vow careers far from end
Claude Passaue, Mort Cooper and Hobo Newsom emphasize their ongoing status in Major League Baseball as spring reports highlight their past World Series feats. Passau practical as a one man team for Chicago, Cooper shines for Boston with a three hitter, and Newsom nears a no hitter before walks spark the rally for Washington. The piece covers other league results, including Passau’s Cubs beating Brooklyn 2 to 0 and the Senators rallying over the White Sox 3 to 2.
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Ballot slate for Glen Walker and Arthur C. Anderson
Voters are framed with Representative Post 1 Glen Walker and Post 2 Arthur C. Anderson in the Nevada County race. Talbot Feild of Oregon is listed for sheriff and collector with Nevada County participation noted. The item outlines candidates for local offices and party or election roles.
Peaches Ship By Air As Nashville Hope Rally In Southwest Arkansas
Charles E. Ferguson and a Nashville delegation witnessed the first commercial air freight shipment from the territory. 235 baskets of peaches weighed just over 6000 pounds loaded on the big transport CAT. At 8:33 p.m. the three ton plane lifted off and vanished toward Denver, marking a new chapter in agriculture, business and town relations.
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Truman signals move on Case labor bill to Congress
President Truman told congressional leaders he would send a message tomorrow on the Case labor disputes bill but did not say if he would veto or sign. Associates expect a Tuesday message, with aides privately noting no firm decision yet. House supporters plan strategy sessions as they weigh a possible veto or override efforts, while Republicans caution future labor troubles could follow any action.
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Meat control clash foreshadows possible U S famine
In Washington on June 10 the Office of Economic Stabilization warned a meat shortage could occur in a week if Congress lifts price controls on meat July 1. Senators debated extending OPA powers, with pro and anti positions on ending ceilings for meat dairy and poultry.
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Air shipment of peaches marks two aviation firsts
The former Southwestern Proving Ground airport hosted two milestones: Arkansas peaches, totaling three tons, shipped to Denver by Skytrain Air Express in a C-47 transport called City of Durant. The flight also marked the first civilian takeoff from the airfield since its transfer to the City of Hope.
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Okla
Safeway Grocer Company
Crowd views first civilian access to military airfield spectacle
About 500 people waited two hours at the Southwestern Proving Ground airport for the final thrill of a huge air freighter landing and lifting off with three tons of Nashville peaches. The $1,300,000 facility was opened temporarily for civilians for the event, with city officials and Major D R Pickard present. City of Hope provided police and fire protection during the visit.
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Hope
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Stassen Bets on Griswold in Nebraska Primary
Washington reports Harold K. Stassen backing Gov. Dwight Griswold for the Nebraska GOP senatorial nomination as a test of stance on foreign policy. Outcome could affect Stassen’s 1948 presidential prospects and Nebraska’s party vote, with Butler opposing the loan and Griswold supporting it.
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