Fast Tax Write Off Faces Slow Death Under Unfriendly Policy
Washington reports Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey calls the rapid tax write-off for defense plant expansion artificial and dangerous. He estimates a three billion dollar cost to the government as the program winds down, with only a few fields still open and critics saying it favor favors firms and distorts investment decisions in a tight money market.
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Washington
Tywasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Ises Treasury
Tumphrey
Tapich
Himplwey
Office of Defense
Business C. Te
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Fay
Tse
Gov
Miami Enforces Jay Walking Law
Miami enforces a strict jaywalking sentence after a string of arrests. Samuel Grnotl, a 1 year old in vendor trade, received a harsh sentence for a new offense. The offender had accumulated 13 days served on five prior jaywalking arrests, including two on the same day near the same street corner.
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Miami
LLP
Samuel Grnotl
Ori
Mitchell Goldman
Ornoff
Jet
Sune
Sill's Top Soldier Faces New Test
Fort Sill selects MSgt. Rudolph Elizondo as July Soldier of the Month candidate for the Fourth U.S. Army Outstanding Soldier award. Elizondo, a 13-year career sergeant, earned the Bronze Star and was honored by Maj. Gen. de Shazo at a ceremony with Mrs. Elizondo. He and his alternate will receive a three day pass, hotel weekend, and breakfast in bed.
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Fort Sills
Msgt
Rudolph Elizondo
U.S. Army Area
Sill
Elizondo
Fort Sill
U.S. Army
602D FA
602D
Thomas EB. de Shazo
U.S. Army Artillery
Mile Center
Flizondo
Liowtonian Hotel
Lawien Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sill Births Report Details Numerous Service Families
The Fort Sill record lists multiple births to service members and spouses across units such as 397 FA Ba, 17 FA Ba, Eng Bn, and 32 EA Gh. Entries name the infants, mothers and fathers with units, including Lt and Mrs. George De Stanger, Pvt and Mrs. Mussell, Lt and Mrs. Robet Wageyner, Major and Mrs. Glen Wood Smith, and others, noting dates like July 17 and July 22 amid transfer and staff postings.
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Ady
Genrge de Stanger
Spd
Richard “T. Cline
Mussell
WL Linger
Sun He
Sidney 1
Rue
Cransfer Phirt
Ste
Walter DL
Zuechh Eng
Dwaghter
Robet Wageyner
Gonty Ste
James Ey Martin
FA BP
Jesse A. Thomypson
Weharde
Canty
Rap
Dennis D. Osterhehr
Fae
Glen Wo Smith
Stait and Ban Bus
Eddie Davis
FA Br
Sp2
Fle G Armstrong
Capi
Robert N. Peterson
Wy Auset
Bennie Shillett
FA Bn
Sel
James E. Milts
Graham Warns Against Earthly Comparison at Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham urged Christians to avoid comparing themselves to others when seeking heaven. He urged humility and inner faith, stating God compares people only to Jesus Christ, not to neighbors. His crusade drew about 14,500 in attendance with 349 decision for Christ, as total crusade reach tops 1,232,100 with 37,811 decisions. In Baltimore, Harry Legoard, 57, sought jail time citing being beaten and received a three month sentence.
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New York
Billy Graham
Hell
Madison Square Garden
Jesus Christ
Graham
Jesus
Evangelist
Adam
Christ
Baltimore
Harry Legoard
Lezpard
Standley Richardson
GI's Imperiled Under Treaty
Two international law experts warn at the American Bar Association convention that a U5 status of forces loophole can expose American servicemen to foreign court prosecutions even after U.S. and host governments agree there is no case. R. R. Baxter of Harvard and G. L. A. Draper of London University outline risks of pretrial detention and costly proceedings for overseas military personnel.
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London
United States
American Bar Assn
R. R. Baxter
Harvard University
Defense Department
G. £. A. D. Draper
London University
McGuiness Named Commander of 765th Field Artillery
Lt. Col. James F. McGuiness takes command of the 765th FA Battalion succeeding Lt. Col. Leon T. Scarbrough who moves to post G-3. McGuiness previously led the 538th FA Battalion and arrives after attending an associate advance course here. He began service in 1930 with the 105th FA Battalion National Guard.
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James F. MacGuiness
Leon T. Scarbrough
MecGuiness
538Th Field Artillery
598Th
Sill
McGuiness
Hg. Area’ Command
Heidelberg
Germany
105Th FA Bn
National Guard
Morris High School
Stewa Tech
Ex Miss U S A to Debut on NBC Matinee Theater
Hollywood reports Leona Gage dethroned Miss United States due to marriage to Air Force Staff Sgt Eugene Ennis. She has agreed to make her professional acting debut on NBC Matinee Theater, per TV producer Albert McCleery who says he would give her a chance as the wife of a sergeant.
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Hollywood
Leona Gage
United States
Air Force
Eugene Ennis
NBC
Albert McCleery
McCleery
Army Reserve
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Joe Ford
Col
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