Uncle Sam’s treasury in deficit as July opens
An AP report notes the treasury ran a two billion dollar shortfall in the first half of July as defense spending rises and tax receipts lag. Debt stands at 263 billion dollars, with borrowing expected to rise. measures include 91 day bills and savings bonds while anticipatory bonds may be offered to corporations to cover March tax payments.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
Sam Dawson
Financial District
New York
FCC backs educational TV channels nationwide
The FCC assigns 242 non commercial educational TV channels and President Truman calls the move pivotal. Five New York state stations and eight total across the country are planned with a $190000 Emerson grant fund offering ten $10000 grants to educators launching regular educational broadcasts.
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Truman
Commission
Miami
Fla
Manhattan
Kan
San Francisco
Calif
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
New York City
New York State
FCC
Frieda Hennock
Emerson Radio and Phonoagraph Corporation
Emerson
Moody Roosevelt Forces Had Support of Truman at Chicago
In Chicago the Moody Roosevelt wing forced a loyalty pledge for delegates with White House backing from Truman. Northern liberals clashed with Southern conservatives as the Moody move, backed by McKinney and Dever, signaled a break with past civil rights stances and opened the door to a new liberal era in the Democratic Party.
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Blair Moody
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Mike DiSalle
Ohio
Chet Holafield
California
Archibald Alexander
New Jersey
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
A. L. Patterson
Alabama
Estes Kefauver
Moody
Jonathan Daniels
North Carolina
Raleigh News and Observer
New South
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Moody- Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
National Committee
Frank A. McKinney
White House
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Chieftann
United States
Truman
Oklahoma Gas and Oil
Russell
Georgia
Kerr
Oklahoma
al Smith
Greek to You a First Greek Letter Puzzle
A compact puzzle listing many Greek letters and related clues, interspersed with numbers and partial phrases, presenting a wordplay grid style challenge likely from a newspaper. It includes hints for the alphabet sequence and various general terms with flagged answers and cross references.
Muscatine Journal ends with printing company notice
The Muscatine Journal and News Tribune credits JOURNAL PRINTING CO and Lloyd Bunker as publishers. The notice states Co. and personnel responsible for the newspaper production and distribution.
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News-Tribune By Journal Printing CO. Co
Lloyd Bunker
Daily Journal subscription rates and offices
The Daily Journal in Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta St Louis San Francisco lists subscription terms and delivery options. Rates are 30 cents per week and 9.00 to 15.00 annually by mail inside and outside zones with advance payments required. Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm.
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Jann and Kelly
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Daily Journal
Truman Faces Challenge as 17 Democrats Seek Nomination
A Chicago convention scene shows 17 Democratic candidates courting President Truman while factions within the party spar over civil rights Taft-Hartley and defense issues. Russell of Georgia remains a focal point as delegates weigh loyalty to Truman against reform aims and rising Northeastern opposition.
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Chicago
Truman
Supreme Court
Lake Michigan
Dick” Russell
Georgia
Byrd
Byrnes
Shivers
Russell
South
White House
Georgia Cromwell
Deep South
Taft
Congress
Washington
Rebekah Lodge Staff Installed in Lone Tree
Mrs Ann Johnston was installed as Noble Grand of the Rebekahs with officers named including Mrs Clara Stock Past Noble Grand Mrs Walter Krueger Vice Grand Mrs Don Wiese secretary Mrs Velma Westfall treasurer and assistants Ray Forbes Mae Forbes Doris Forbes and Ethel Henley. Bernadine Halligan Leota Halligan Ella Buline and Esther Hemsted named guards with refreshments served after the meeting.
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Lone Tree
Ann Johnston
Noble Grand
Rebekahs
Clara Stock
Walter Krueger
Don Wiese
Velma Westfall
L. E. Brinkmeyer
Ray Forbes
Mae Forbes
Doris Forbes
Stevenson Improves Pronunciation of Adlai's Name
Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois explains the correct pronunciation of his first name as Ad-lay noting the name’s meaning “the just” and its biblical begats reference. Newsmen questioned the unusual name while in Chicago.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Cedar Rapids Resident Rebecca Brown Dies at 98
Rebecca Brown a Cedar Rapids resident aged 98 died Tuesday night after 94 years in the community. Funeral arrangements pending local authorities said. The obituary notes her long residence and ties to Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Rebecca Brown
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