Tax toll on condemned land harms Texas owners
Landowners fear the current income tax rule on condemnation proceeds will tax excess payments when land is taken for reservoirs. Advocate Cone Frank of Wichita Falls seeks a House Ways and Means amendment to repeal the excess taxation and mobilize Texas support ahead of the new tax bill.
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Texas
Internal Revenue Service
Untesc
Cone Frank
Hard
Wichita
House Wars and Means Committee
Tkard Ot
Texa
Texvac
Wolf Creek Dramatic Encounter Amid Desert Tensions
In a rugged desert town scene at La Paz the Sharadin family returns as Dave confronts Captain Crotch during a tense roping, colliding with Sherry and risking harm to spectators. The confrontation stirs memories of past loyalties and frontier power shifts as the stagecoach town reels.
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la Paz
Jessic
Dave
Taw Kaine
Barttle
Kelds
Cas
Captain Craten
Sherry
Plank Dave
Clash Over New Deal Bureaus Sparks House Probe
Congress probes Roosevelt era agencies led by Rayburn ally Moulder to open files from the Civil Aeronautics Board and others. CAB chairman Phillips withholds confidential material. Contempt warrants possible as lawmakers seek executivepower oversight.
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Congress
White House
Sam Rayburn
Fisen
Hower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sam
Eisenhower
Civil Aeronautics Board
Filde
Huredue
Breenhower
Rasburne Betel
Amyannes
Eisenhowser
Auch
WAST
Hote Silecommiitee
Rep
Morcan MO Moulder
Missatra Democrat
Fee
Bernard Sehwaity
New York University
Mouldere
Tanyes Repuirfee
CAB
Moulder
Ans Gerving
Tan
Fdr
Satellite achievement and Cold War contrasts analyzed by Sokolsky
George B. Sokolsky argues the satellite shows a nation with new technical capacity and free initiative can compete with the West. He warns against fear and argues for preserving freedom and innovation over centralized control and propaganda while noting French liver pies for export.
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Soviet
Widespread Indian caste violence sparks race conflict
Reports describe a deadly caste clash in thefadras state of Southern India with over 49 killed and 40 villages burned. Tensions between landless groups and land-owning castes escalated since mid September, drawing international concern over Hindu caste customs and potential diplomatic reactions.
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Fadras
India
Thrace
Turia
Pear A I
Kroeber
University of Calvmenia
Cearna
Reinr
Lazy Sun Researchers Face Uncertain Outcome
A fragment discusses a group called Lazy Sun Researchers and their pursuit of decontaminating heat output. It mentions Aleem J Alaleclae and Acariatad Prac seyenre rewriter Biyt as related names. The text questions whether laziness affects outcomes and references stamina, training, and finances in the context of a CANSAQ ENC AL overheard remark.
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Aleem
Acariatad
Paris Star Visits Montmartre Cafe In Author Notes
The reporter describes a scene in Montmartre around Theatre de Paris and a stroll through a cellar alley to a dress shop, with Ingrid Bergman visiting a magazine article. The piece notes her calm beauty, simple makeup, and a brief, pleasant talk about scenes and future film work.
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Chew
Ne Nh
Clender
Frank Starr
Fragmented Local Clippings Reflect Oddities and Notes
A garbled newspaper fragment references fashion terms, rainfall and water supply, meteorology, youth culture, and social tensions. It mentions education, marriage, rainfall dependence for water, and a stray note about a strike cost and domestic issues, delivered in a fragmented, period-tinged style.
Paris Left Bank sketches of art and convent life observed
A narrator describes life on the Left Bank noting a Paris convent scene with Parisa Bergman and others. The piece touches on a mysterious infant left at a convent, café culture near the famous Les Deux Magots, and reflections on contemporary fashion, art, and existentialist writing around Saint Germain. The narrator confesses difficulty understanding the artistic scene, labeling some as non creative.
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Boulevard St. Germain
Cafe de Flore
Jean Pant-Sartre
Jess
Tabies
Roosevelt’s 1937 agenda outlines balanced program for agriculture industry and labor
President Roosevelt calls a special session for November to push crop control to stabilize farm income and food supply, wage and hour reform, land use programs expanding TVA-like projects, anti trust measures, and government reorganization to improve democracy. Also reports on ranch foremen contest and extended dorm hours at Texas Tech with new 11 p m curfews for seniors and other students.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
TVA
Texas Tech
Association of the Women's Hall
Association of Women Students
Mary Dodk
Filizabeth Young
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By W. Edmunds
Ctaussen
NEA, Inc
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Tucker
Supreme Court
United Nations
West
George B. Sokolsky
Sokolsky
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Russia
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Westinghouse
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Henry Ford
Wright Brothers
Wilks
Therr
Sia
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Yectea
United States
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Arvan
Marace
Acta
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Rulanee
Luna
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Runosner
Aveianene
Jayme Yee
Cap
Avaienche & Farna
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Republic
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Jim Bishop
Marin Poyre
Montmarte
Theatre de Paris
Roberta Riussellin
Enatuhich
Dresong
Ingrid Bergman
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Ory
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Sevyntz
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Odette
Grist
Dearier
Omar
Tain
Strikke
Parisa—Bergman, Caren
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Ornette
Bethlehem Manger
Lubbock
Straw Hosses
Hilton Hotel
Marion Sanford
J. (Stoney) Wall
Sanford
Clc Schmidt
Herman Fink
Roger Pierce
Tae R. Griggs
Cecil Schwalbe
Cecil Schwalbe, Dr
Marshall Harvey
Hurley Carpenter
J. A. Raley, Jr
France
Weisberg
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