Democrats May Aid In Budget Cut
A fragile bipartisan push to slash President Truman's 37.5 billion dollar budget emerged as four congressional committees prepare to begin reorganizing. Senators and representatives discussed accelerating tax cuts and spending reductions to reduce the deficit, with some suggesting a two to three billion dollar bite and others urging restraint. Various senators named include Byrd and Robertson, while Corbett resigned from the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago. A Shreveport report cited a man’s suicide at a church near Westminster.
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Chadraman Orecuta
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Atay
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Republic
Unclear OCR fragment on Toan Berry and local figures
Fragmentary text mentions Toan Berry and Pittsburgh clerk Pateburgh deol Wa Pitan sated Joan Berry and actor Charlie Chaplin. The passage is garbled with names, a potential court matter, and references to a wife and mother. No clear event date or outcome can be determined from the unreadable OCR.
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Joan Berry
Charlie Chaplin
Carles
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Beder
Unclear OCR Narrative With Mixed Names and Details
Fragmented OCR text covers various topics including governance, promotions, and public notices. It mentions Osage, Little Armenia, and multiple names such as Upton, Este, Regan, and Proust. The passage references a board, salaries for clerks, and a 2 Shorg, with unclear chronology and context.
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Upton TL
Emma T
Crucin
Lanety
Little
Armenia
Carrie Rey
Tata
Urelity
Police report cites large scale traffic violations and arrests
Sunday traffic checks led by Chief Strikes reveal widespread violations as police detained multiple suspects, including Dorey and Ofeer Marte. The report lists several officers, arrests at the scene, and cautionary steps to improve highway safety amid ongoing investigations.
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Loerie Carell
Doreey
Thomas
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EA Dorey
Ofeer Marte Finn Mawnode
Wellingtson Sarawiter
Mark Milla
Omeer
Cartes
Nathaniel Kerbert
Olieer Carty
Orman Howie
Carty Charles Amba
Omeer Carty
Charles Wises Dewhe
Raviond Marte
William Terwell
Navy Phone Debut Described Amid Propeller Reports
Jan 1 report discusses a new naval communications device and its associated propeller technology. The article details turbine designs, engine integration, and test observations, including measurements and engineering notes from Warangion. It mentions figures like Lt Ralph S Stull and Lt Rena Six in connection with the testing events and a Tuesday murder case update later in the piece.
Would Restore Plant Seizure Power To U S
Discussion in the Labor Committee outlined a proposed penal act aimed at restoring government power to seize industries in wartime. Supporters argued it would deter strikes and secure essential production, while opponents warned of overreach and risks to workers rights.
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Landis Hlade
Judas
Afea
Tao
Greek Ship Struck Mine Tragedy Amid War At Sea
A Greek vessel struck a mine near Athens as crowds watched up to 400 feared lost including women and children. Rescue efforts recovered a handful of survivors while the ship’s deck flooded and cables sparked cutting the electric power to send SOS signals.
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Alma
Soman
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Motakia
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Bua
Chighinne
Gemeting
Forte
Albany
Beieb
unclear OCR fragment from Greek port activity and parliamentary seating
Fragmentary report notes a voyage from Salanika to Piraeus with a mine incident near Thitiua, mentioning Athens and a Parliament assembly. Names and details are garbled, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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Pornner Jackson
Salanika
Atoens
Piraeus
Thitiua
Atene
Agricultural prices rise for hogs apples and milk
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics at College Park reports higher farm prices, with fruits and dairy rising. Overall agricultural prices stood at 264 percent of the old average, a 0.4 percent gain since November, driven by higher hogs apples and milk prices.
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Hurgan of Agricultural Economics
College Park
Tne Hureate
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