Soviet Paper Attacks U S Budget Strength of Militarists
A Soviet newspaper denounces the new U S federal budget as strengthening militarist influence in American politics. It cites military spending as about a third of the budget and accuses U S officials of tying government to monopolies and army orders while criticizing Truman's 37.5 billion dollar program and Congress battles over allocations for the Army and Navy.
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Oscow
U. S
Truman
Army
Avy
Congress
Navy
Mcfarinin
Crief
Henry Ace
Radio Ham Plays In The Air For Forty Years In Fort Worth
Fort Worth salutes R. E. Cowan known as Dad a mill manager by day and longtime radio amateur by night He first touched wireless in 1906 helped a schoolmate across a half block and since 1929 has held an amateur radio license Now he chats with Australia or Switzerland two or three times weekly avoiding postage and phone costs Cowan nicknamed Dad to distinguish him from his son R E Jr who is in Chicago while they stay connected by wave radio at least twice weekly through the war era restrictions and group jargon without learning foreign languages for the sake of English speaking neighbors
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Fort Worth
U.P
E-Radio Ham
R. E
Dad) Cowan
Cowan
Wireless
Australie
Switzerland
Est
Cowans
R. E. Jr
Chicago
WSCF
Indignant motorist challenges faulty meters at police HQ
A motorist bursts into a New York City police station on January 3 with a parking ticket and a cranky complaint about malfunctioning meters. He claims to have fed a nickel and cranked the meter repeatedly, while officials insist the meters are automatic and lack cranks.
Texan Is General In National Guard At 32
Kerr county native David Lee Tex Hill, aged 32, was named brigadier general in the Texas National Guard and appointed commanding general of the same air corps. Son of Capt F B Hill, the Texas ranger chaplain, Hill was born in Kwangju and flew with the Flying Tigers before World War II, with service prior to Japan’s early actions.
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Austin
David Lee
Tex
Japan
Hill Oea
The
Flying Tigers
Menjou Predicts Golf Knickers Return Says They Are Back
Adolphe Menjou tells Bob Thomas knickers will come back in golf fashion and he plans to wear them on Sunday. He defends knickers as the only tactical choice for golf, noting their Scottish origin and dismissing critics. He also jokes about Paramount and Columbia ad conflicts and reminisces with William Demarest while playing the cello.
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Bob Thomas
Stati
Hollywood
Adolphe Menjou
Menjou
Scotland
Texas
Paramount
William Demarest
Jekes
Jolson
Esid
Columbia
City to Drill Two Additional Water Wells
The city plans drilling of two more water wells in the northern town area. Low bid comes from Z. Nordyke at 663 dollars per well covering drilling and casing. Locations near Second and Avenue, and K and Third and Avenue.
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Z. Nordyke
Second
Ave
Ave. U
Japanese Repatriation Figures Reported by Allied HQ
Allied headquarters reports 46 706 Japanese repatriated from Soviet controlled areas between January 1 and 19. The total from these regions reaches 764 008, with headquarters estimating more than 1 000 000 Japanese in Soviet custody.
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Tokyo
Boy Confesses Killing Father in Poland Mass
Thirteen-year-old Gene Anderson, a 47-pound high school freshman, signed a statement admitting fatally beating his father to protect his mother. He faces a manslaughter charge in Auburn municipal court. authorities describe him as bright but small for his age. The mother Mary, 39, and Theodore, 43, were involved, with the family living in an isolated village as investigators proceed with the case.
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Poland
Mass
Gene Anderson
Heritt Louis A. Gendron
Auburn
Theodore
Mary
Gene
Tenas Hae 18 13 Ie I 6 My Rn Of Shore
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled line about the United States and shoreward terms. No coherent events or identities emerge to form a proper news item or summary.
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United States
Black Market Meat Operators Charged in New York Case
Two Bronx men Albert Merlis age 40 and Siegried Hermann age 39 were convicted of fraud conspiracy and use of counterfeit ration stamps for running large scale meat operations in New York and Chester North Carolina. They defrauded the government of 263000 in subsidies and forged counterfeit meat ration checks valued at 1200000 points. Each faces up to 278 years in prison and fines. Their companies Center Veal and Beef and Frank G Murray Slaughterhouse were also convicted.
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New. York
U. S
FF. X Meco
New York
Albert Merlis
Siegried Hermann
Bronx
Chester
Frank A. Picard
Center Veal and Beef Company
Frank G. Murray Company,&” Slaughterhouse
Ster
U S Marshal Guy McNamara Dies in Texas Hospital
U S Marshal for the Western District of Texas Guy McNamara, age 70, died in a San Antonio hospital from a heart ailment after suffering a heart attack at federal court in Waco. He served since 1933 and is survived by his wife, one son James S McNamara and three daughters Gladys Ruth Faith and Lou. Funeral services were held in San Antonio with burial in Waco. The obituary notes his Mec Lenhan county origins. Brazil nuts are said to have the highest caloric value of foods with a rating of 425. The value of mixed pickles is five.
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San .Antonio
Guy McNamara
U. S
Texas
McNamara
Roosevelt
Waco
San Antonio
MecLenhan County
James S. McNamars
Gladys Ruth
Faith
Lou
Brazil
Philippine Reds Go In For Capitalism
Philippine Communists, small in number, shift toward capitalism naming Jorge Frianeza as general secretary and Pedro Castro to head the polit bureau. They aim to create opportunities for broad capitalist development while continuing to pursue socialism, with no electoral candidates last year and backing the Democratic Alliance which supported President Roxas.
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Manila
Jorge Frianeza
Pedro Castro
Politbureau
Frianéza
Democratic Alliance
Roxas
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Texas Terracers & Ditchers
Coraer Ave
Bock, Texas
Ingram Auto Exchange
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