Highlights Of Budget Plan For 1953
President Truman outlines fiscal 1953 budget with outgo at 85.4 billion dollars, receipts at 71 billion, predicting a 14.4 billion deficit without new revenue. He cites Korea war urgency, doubled armed forces, peak production goals, foreign aid, tax reform, and pay, pensions, and rent controls as parts of the plan. He warns of higher taxes, pay-as-you-go needs, and anti loophole measures while stressing national security and economy balance.
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Republic of Korea
Kremlin
Free World
Congress
Marine Corps
Truman Urges Seaway Bill as Strategic Necessity
President Truman renewed his demand for Congressional approval of the St. Lawrence Seaway and power project calling it a strategic necessity. He urged a 2 million dollar appropriation to begin construction with Canada possibly building it alone if needed, but urged full U.S. partnership if Canada proceeds.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence
United States
Canada
Dr George W Crane on Impotence and Wives Awakening
In this Worry Clinic excerpt Norman G. asks how wives can stimulate their aging husbands to prevent impotence and infidelity. Dr. Crane argues sexual interest declines after 40, urges wives to boost energy and romance, and offers a paid bulletin titled How to Prevent Impotence with a stamped return envelope and a dime.
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Norman G
Dr. Crane
Indianapolis Star
Notice of Viewing and Final Hearing on Vacation of Cummins and Spencer Streets
Butler County Commissioners set February 1952 for a viewing at 2 30 PM and a final hearing at 11 00 AM in Hamilton Ohio regarding the vacation of portions of Cummins Street and Spencer Street in Dixie Heights subdivision. The plan includes replatting and a new through street replacing Spencer Street and a 50 foot public street after the vacation. Easements on southerly lot lines 468 469 and 470 are included in the notice.
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Cummins Street
Spencer Street
Dinte Heights
Lemon Township
Butler County
Ohio
Riverview Avenue
Cummins St
Rollie and Bunion Amburgrey
Dixie Heights
Spencer St
Amburgey
Board of County Commissoners
Rdt of
County Commissioners
Court House
Hamilton
Board OF
Butler County Commissioners
Thos. H. Feltz
Warren County banks reelect officers in yearly reorganizations
Three Warren County banks and two building and loan associations re-elected officers for the ensuing year. First National Bank of Morrow named Frank G. Anderson president and Howard Mossman vice president with Roy Bradford cashier and Corbin Cowgill secretary. Waynesville National Bank elected Ross N. Hartsock president and George Waterhouse vice president with James E. Jones cashier. First Mason Bank re-elected D. E. Haywood president J. F. DeBoard vice president W. N. Chesney cashier and Mary Honerlaw assistant cashier. Peoples Building and Loan Mason named H. A. Magie president Orville Parkhill vice president W. E. Chesney secretary O. E. Heywood treasurer and Ruth Chesney assistant secretary. Mason Building Loan and Savings Association reorganized naming Reezin Walker president Charles Layman vice president William L. Gilbert secretary treasurer and Ronald Shorts and W. E. Spaeth directors. A Warren County Historical Society microfilming fund to preserve The Western Star was announced by Mrs. Edward F. Herrick. The project aims to microfilm the 1807 founded paper for long term research. Sheriff Couden and Deputy Palmer arrested Herbert Lee Hill on an attempted breaking and entering charge connected to a Morrow burglary with Hill placed under $1,500 bond.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Building and Loans
First National Bank of Morrow
Frank G. Anderson
Howard Mossman
Corbin Cowgill
Roy Bradford
W. W. Whitaker
Clarence Bowman
John Lewis
Hubert Campbell
Clyde Whitacre
L. W. Smith
Anderson
J. F. DeBoard
W. N. Chesney
Mary Honerlaw
Elmer S. Durrell
L. Earl Thompson
Heywood
DeBoard
Chesney
The
Peoples Building and Loan of
Mason
H. A. Magie
Orville Parkhill
Warren County Historical Society
Western Star
Ohio
Edward F. Herrick
John McLean
Gerald W. Couden
Ralph Palmer
Herbert Lee Hill
Cleveland
Hill
Randall Lilley
Morrow
Alton F. Brown
Lincoln's Bliss Copy Holds Unique Title Date and Signature
The Bliss copy of the Gettysburg Address is considered the best of five known Lincoln hand copies. It is the only version bearing the title, date, and full signature of Abraham Lincoln.
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Gettsburg
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
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Korea
Eisenhower
Europe
NATO
Office of Rent Stabilization
Melampy
Ast
Household Finance
America
HFC
First National Bank
Central Ave
Main St
Middletown
Rendems
Nearty Tower
Neave Building
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
George W. Crane
Raegys
Marcus Aureus
Esther Dechler
Upper Darby, Pa
Patrigiane Ish
Baltimore
Cope
Kong Peters
Mayflower Warehouses
IN Middle
Hauselman
Mayflower
Hauselman Transportation CO
Park ST
Aero-Mayflower Transit Co
Nationwide Furniture Movers
Gray
Dr. Edwards
Berkray Jackets
Longs
Mouton
Central Store
Yas A
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