George D-Gid Predicts Tax Report Vote In Senate
Washington report cites Hoyairman George D-Gid predicting tax measure approval as committee votes inch toward a closed session. House margins reflect projected revenue of about 7.2 billion, with opposition from Democrats seeking schedule tweaks and timing changes.
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Diplomat's Wife Not Searching in Nine Events
A cryptic report describes a diplomat's wife entangled in a sequence of locations and names including Nine, Hinata, and Bren. The fragmentary text references an expert and a perceived fear, with scattered mentions of personal actions and dates, but no clear narrative or outcome.
Home for the Aged Burns Three Perish
Fragmentary notes describe a fire at a home for the aged with three fatalities and multiple injuries. The report lists names and partial details of patients and staff amid chaotic scenes, with unclear timelines and damaged OCR.
Cascade of Chiefs and White Soldier Clash at Fort Laramie
In a tense council near a fort, Carrington declares orders to march into Powder River country to build forts and guard the new road to Montana. Red Cloud objects, accusing the Little White Chief of using soldiers to seize a path rather than exchange gifts. The scene captures a pivotal moment in Lakota negotiations and U.S. military strategy.
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Prescott News Brings Local Notices and Tragedy Details
Prescott residents read a patchwork of items including a church event, a birthday observance for Bobby Reynolds, a chamber resignation, and a county official update. The report covers a deadly fire in Montgomery County with victim details, followed by social visit notes and community notices amid ongoing public health and safety discussions.
Arkansas Club Woman Dies in Daytona Beach
The Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs president Mrs. Dadae Gribsen died last night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Whitefield, in Daytona Beach. The body will be returned to Little Rock for burial.
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Jump From River Bridge Sparks Safe Rescue and Mystery
A report from Little Rock details several men near the Broadway bridge who risked life to rescue a person after jumping from the river. The incident involves unidentified participants, possible self harm, and a safe recovery of the victim while authorities investigate.
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Cattlemen Fight Slaughter Quota Debate in Congress
Washington hearings on livestock slaughter quotas reveal cattlemen opposing quota limits and lawmakers weighing the Defense Production Act. Senate subcommittee leaders clash over policy, with Capehart threatening resignation and Robertson defending inquiry.
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Splitting the Atom and Its Rise in U S Science
A historical overview explains how basic and applied research diverged after World War II, noting Europe’s loss of lead in basic science, the wartime destruction of labs, and the U S rise. It highlights the 1950 creation of the National Science Foundation to fund graduate training and government research support.
Texas Cattle Raisers Association Urges Policy Pause
In a brief note the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association recommends keeping the current law on price supports intact, arguing that immediate changes could disrupt operations and affect ongoing arrangements. The group urges stability as discussions continue.
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New York Times Celebrates 100 Years of Publication
New York Times marked its centennial on September 18 with congratulatory messages from President Truman and other readers worldwide. The tributes praised the paper for high journalistic standards, fair and accurate coverage, and broad reporting. Adolph Ovhs of Chattanooga derided the Times and adopted its slogan for his own publication.
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Congress backs national science foundation plan headed by Waterman
Congress created a directorate and a 24 member board for the National Science Foundation with Dr. Alan T. Waterman named director and Dr. James B. Conant leading the board. For its first year the fund received 225000, and the foundation plans two thousand fellowships and university aid. The House approved only about 300000 with no research or fellowship funding, while the Senate’s stance remains unclear as scientific groups push for support.
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