Uncle Sam's Accounts and the Budget Dilemma for Humphrey
The new secretary faces a looming nine billion dollar debt due February 45 and plans likely to extend short-term borrowing while seeking longer terms. Federal debt stands at 267.3 billion with a 1.3 billion deficit and 4.6 billion cash balance. Government funding relies on recent short-term issues and tax revenue from income taxes in the coming months. The Treasury must balance refinancing costs, interest rates, and Congressional cooperation to reduce the total debt over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eisenhower
St 3x
Treasury
Humphres
Congress
Turmoil in Satellite State Spurs West German Exodus
Reports say former East German leaders flee to West Germany amid looming purges in Communist ranks. Officials face harsh verdicts from Moscow backed by mass dismissals. Purges hint at executions or transport to slave labor camps, with death awaiting those deemed dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
West Germany
Moscow
Germany
Aie
Ex-President Truman Opens Kansas City Offices
The article notes Harry S Truman has opened offices in Kansas City and faces questions about funding and use. It mentions moving administration papers to Jackson County courthouse storage for the Grandview memorial and discusses potential offers from industry and finance. It raises whether the government holds an interest in Truman era documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truman
Kansas City
Truman
Washington
Jackson County
Grandview
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Washington press reforms and tax talk mix in Capitol notes
Washington correspondents fear press access but the President will hold conferences with possible changes. The press debates its value as a news source amid repartee and slower public knowledge. Alvin McCoy notes the revenue fund fight hides large state expenditures. Mississippi Rep Abernathy seeks higher income tax exemption, seen as boosting living costs. Kansans return from the inauguration train with TV changing perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
F.D.R
Local News Fragments From Town Society and Births
Old Home Town announces the birth of a daughter Saturday. Mr and Mrs Waller Waste have a son born this morning. The Old and New Club met Saturday evening with J W M entertaining. Capt Carroll D Clark leaves Wednesday after sick leave at home, and Capt Domenico Gagliardo departs for Fr. Warren. Eunice Hoover announces engagement to William Russell Oshan US Navy petty officer second class. Mrs T G Fitch returns home after a month with daughter in Muskogee Oklahoma. Miss Mildred Mastin marries Donald Alexander in Washington DC January 17. Mare Wilkins Metro Opera debut December 9 1912 replacing Lily Pons in Lakme then Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute January 29. Marie Kampschieder returns from Walax City with Ferruls. Mr and Mrs A Rookhart of Vieland visit Kansas City. Joseph W Murray and wife announce birth of son Andrew Gates Murray yesterday. The Nineteen Humbent and New Club hosted by Mrs J D Adams with many guests. Florence Snow spoke on Act for Just Folks. Fifty seven graduates today from Lawrence grade school listed with many names. J R Bechtel hosted lunch for Detroit and Cincinnati visitors. Dorothy Tucker to entertain. Alina Savage hosts Thimble party. Alta Clark hosts informal gathering.
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Paul Ewing
A Taugher
Waller Waste
Mann'’S
Carroll D. Clark
Domenico. Gagliardo
Warren
Wye
Clyde Hoover
Richland
Eunice
Willam Russell Oshan
St. Augustine
Fla
United States Navy
T. G. Fitch
W. Z. Banker
Muskogee
Okla
Mildred Grace Mastin
Donald Alexander
J.D. Alexander
Oskaloosa
Drace
Washington, D. C
Mare Wilkins
Lily Pons
Lakme
Mise Marie Kampschieder
Walxax City
A. Rookhart
Vieland
Kansas City
Joseph W. Murr
Terday
Andrew Gates Murray
J.D. Adams
Eurora
Lawrence Grate
Mornay
Eunice Artman
Ruth Clark
Marie Davis
Josephine Dumas
Irene Erigar
Mae Edwards
Ruth Ewing
Ethel Henderson
Goldie Innes
Cecile Kirkpatrick
Nellie Kleihege
Luth Eile Lee
Prudence Martin
Edna McBride
Delva Mumford
Helen’ Nicholson
Mildred Oatman
Ruth Pennell
Bernice Rankin
Susie Smith
Agnes Swanson
Armida ‘Thompson
Margorie ‘Tucker
Chlean Waller
Latura Wilson
Mertin Akers
Henry Albach
Glenn Anderson
Alva Barton
Byran Beery
I Howard Bishop
Charles Conner
Glenn Corel
Galen Gorrill
Arling Graeber
Murray Griesa
Ralph Benderson
Ray Hill
Orville Hite
Witbur Hunter
Marvin LeSuer
Nelson LeSuer
John Liggett
Castle McGall
Edward McKittrick
Howard Moore
Arthur Petty
Charles Pettibone
Lathrop
Read
Dewey Shillertson
Fred Taylor
Clyde
Ward
George Wickersham
George
Willis
Leo Walker
Rarl
Young
J. R. Bechtel
Mex
George Robison
Albrigtt
Detroit
Mich
Mys. FM
Aiken
Cincinnati
Dorothy Tucker
Alina Savage
Alta Clark
Vt. St
Gen Collins to Korea for talks and inspection
Gen. J. Lawton Collins, army chief of staff, left by plane on Saturday for a inspection and conference trip to Korea and the Tokyo Far East Command. The journey comes as the Eighth Army prepares to change command, but Collins said it was planned long ago and not tied to the transition.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Korea
Tokyo
Far East
Collins
Eighth Army
Verse from Habakkuk Warns Against Building Towns With Blood
Bible verse from Habakkuk 2 12 states War unto him that buildeth town with blood. The line appears as a religious quotation in today’s publication style. It reflects a moral admonition without additional context or commentary.
If Old Ben Were Alive Doaha World
The article quotes Paul G. Hoffman, Ford Foundation president, arguing that Ben Franklin would condemn attacks on free thought and unpopular opinion. It contrasts liberal values with perceived modern excesses, suggesting Franklin would critique current government control and support for minimal interference in individual prosperity.
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Doaha World
Ben Franklin
Paul G. Hoffman
Ford Foundation
ECA
Hoffman
Old Ben
Wolfman
Torday
Ben
American’ Republic
Americas
U S Non Farm Employment Reaches Record December High
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports December non farm employment at a record high of 48 800 0,000 with over a million more workers than a year earlier and a mid December rise. Korea war era schedules suggest aircraft ordnance and electronics sectors remain strong. Employment has climbed by over 700 000 since Korea’s outbreak, now more than double the pre war level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Korea
Leading Gum Chewer of Firm Too Tired to Argue at Home
HAL BOYLE profiles Douglas J. Brown head of quality control at Atlas Gum Co. He has spent about 22 years chewing gum eight hours daily, learning to distinguish 15 to 20 gum types by flavoring and chewing characteristics. Brown notes industry growth, flavor trends, and his vow to protect his teeth while enjoying his unusual career.
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New York
Douglas J. Brown
Atlatis Gum Co
Brown
Chicle
Mexico
Perille
Colombia
Jeluiong
Malaya
Chiquibui
Guatemala
Katiau J
Borneo
Brazil
America
Santa Anna
Amys
New Books at City Library Display Week of Jan 26
The City Library announces a display of new titles for the week of January 26. Highlights include The Gentle Kingdom of Gined Ievelyte Wells and The Life and Death at Brazin by Louis Fischer 1952, along with biographies and political thrillers. Other entries mention Stalin's Russia portraits, Abraham Lincoln lore, and works on the Fitite Communists and Korea.
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Wrisen
Gined Ievelyte Wells
California
Giacordo
Brazin
Louis Fischer
Stalin
Russia
Bsie Galleon
FG. Slaughter
Tramphan
Mary Magdalene
Abraham Gincoinas
Lincoln
D. B. Hughes
Cloak and Dagger
Fitite Communists
CIC
Berlin
Bil Mauldin
Korea
Bill
B. P. Thom
Oldest Stories and Modern Intrigue in One Volume Mix
A fragmented review montage covers Near East clay tablets and modern books. Notable mentions include The Oldest Stories In the World by T H Gaster, Hanging Judge by F H Harrington, and A Dictionary of Antiques by C W Drepperd, with brief notes on their themes and scope.
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T. H. Gaster
Near East
Haneeis
Nice
Dudge
F.H. Harrington
Fort Smith
Dudge Isaac Charles Parker
C. W Drepperd
Walle
Toile Warren
Barbs A Match Scare Tactic Against Kids Play
A cautionary note mocks a get rich quick sales pitch about a dangerous toy. It underscores how, even for seasoned buyers, the lure of novelty can tempt children into risky behavior and leave adults dealing with the fallout each morning.
Radio Programs Schedule Freeform City Station List
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WDAF WREN KMBC KMBC BC and more. It catalogs shows from morning to late night including news weather sports and talk, with a mix of entertainment offerings. Names like Finnegan Autry Jason and Bergan appear alongside time slots.
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WDAF
Alex Dreler
Wren
DPX
KMBC
Kim and
Allen
Kews
Mee Johnson
MBC
Arthur Godfrey
WDAP
Bob Hope
Wren-Atin
Decane
KAIBC
WAFT
Bil King
Frank Jones
BEN Weather Bureau
BC Livestock Markets
Jim Breant
Wildcats
Evening Broadcast Schedule Mix From 1940s Era
Radio and television listings show a dense schedule with WDAF WREN KMEC etc. including matinees News programs and various program blocks across morning to late night. Notable entries include The Metropolitan Opera Tonight and The Big Payoff with multiple news segments and weather forecasts.
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WDAF
Wees Hillinp
Tenneassee
Ernie
WDAP
Younne Wren
Kifbc
Wren
Mary M. McBride
Widder Brown
Rajone
Just
Bill
Lorenso Jones
Nora
Drake
Frank Jones
WEEN
Big Jon
Sparkle
Allan Jackson
KBC
Western Echoes
KMEC
Tello
Wayne Kina
Ak BC
WDAE
Beatty
Jo Stafford
Metropolitan Opera
Radio Theater
Metropolitan Gopere
WHEN
Evorute
ACR
John Cameron Swayze
Wieee
Ray Weencnews
Strines 0 Masterwork Start and Recital Highlights
Radio previews list a program of masterwork starts and recitals with musician comments. Vespers and light concert pieces are noted alongside Coconuts, Wing of Mankind Sonata, and a 2:30 art segment. Also listed are upcoming ballet, British concert, and People Act events for KANU F M.
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Lawrence
Ofica
Massecharettz Street
Lenesece
Kansas
Telebbour
Associated Preen
Associated Prets
Andri Barean
Mal PA
Slisinteeker
Bryond Doxglas Amt
Chemie Peta
Uncle Sam
Alvin McCoy
the Star
McCoy
Rep. Abernathy
Mississippi
Old Home Town
Elizabeth Fuller
Rose Lawson
Mary Johnason
Pauline Cory
Mary Mooty
Rose Starr
May. Adams
Gen. Collins
U.S
Y Hal Boyle
City Library
Ae Freef
Nam Te Op Om
Dallyer
Mra
Painter
Mgr
Kcmg— Tie Wren
Eavuraay
Lne
May Carlisle
KMIBC
Wren Elits
Finnegan
Menacaat
NBC Surelee
Vaughn M Wren
Jon
Elis
Hethen Reuben
Bc—Terran
Wrenc Ree Stata-Mo
RMBC
Br Creek Follien Phil
Brash Creek Follies
Jarmbors
Jack Benton
WDAR
Fat News
FBI
Newarast
Hanany
City Report
Herad of Truth
Wings of Healing
Bon Considine Wren
Iy Graham
Tha
Chara
Jason
Scamera Wren
KMHC
Bride Wren
Drew Pearson
Sven Suey
George Sokolsky
Jack Benny
Andy Aldrich
Thee Capaute
KMBU
Uharna McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
Harris
Faye
Myrice
Anca
Theater Guild
the Playhouse
Walter Winchell
Towe
Tima
Barrie Craig
Bree
Rene
Leman
N.B.C
Kanene City
Norhine
Bride
Groote
Guiding Light Ie
Ry ‘Moore
Walcome Travelers
Kate Smith
Harkins Fella
Gabby Hayer
Howdy Ra
Heart of America
Public Prosecutor
Boron
Firestone
Obert Montgomery Aeollywood Playhouse
Juan
Friend
Mrs
North
Telenews Weekly
Wild Bill Hickon
Joan
Comedy Hunt—Fread
Red Skelton
Spotlisht
Kanu — FM
Uncle Dan
KFKU
Radia —the People Act
Maxine Lindley
School of Dancing and Charm
Watches
Longines — Wittnauer
Gustafson
Round Dormer Drug CO
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Ae Hs
Knabe
Mano
Gfena
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