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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
2
Government experts say the year ending June 30 will close with a deficit smaller than Truman’s forecast, potentially as low as 5 to 6 billion, but still in the red. Spending is expected to come in below 70.9 billion with slower military deliveries and tax receipts underperforming, trimming the projected gap from 14.4 billion.
President Truman asked Congress to act on a soldier voting bill before year’s end. He said servicemen and women are entitled to exercise the rights they are defending for the country.
Kenosha Evening News Vol 58 No 204 dated June 19 1952 lists publication details including editorials, post office registration since 1894, daily except Sunday publication, Kenosha Wisconsin address, and memberships with AP UP Wisconsin Daily League and ABC. It notes advertising reps Jann & Kelley and subscription rates by week and mail for various regions.
The Five Antis campaign led by China’s Communists crippled business during six months, pausing production as officials purged bribery and graft. Many workers faced layoffs or promotion, factories were shut, and transport disrupted while the state attempted reforms and new foreign exchange grants. Recovery is expected to take significant time.
Washington communities usually clamor for a 10 million dollar federal project but the senate approved one yesterday. The government may have trouble finding a home for a laboratory to study foot and mouth and other animal diseases. Some sites have expressed hostility.
Beatrice Jackson, president of the Parents League of America, announced the group’s three month survey named President Harry S Truman and Mrs Truman as America’s happiest couple. The league sent the gold rolling pin award to the Trumans and six other well known couples.
Beans in Mexico City now fetch about double the price from a year ago, signaling sharp inflation in staple groceries. Local vendors report sustained demand despite higher costs.
Senator Ellender says he failed to recover $37500 paid by the government to Cargill Inc for a grain storage project that did not work. He cites a Minneapolis firm concession that the fee was legal under the contract with the Commodity Credit Corporation, a matter raised in Senate Agriculture Committee hearings on farm aid.
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