Truman Taft And Taber Clash Over U.S. Budget
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports Truman's budget message as a reply to Taft and Taber. Taft prices the plan at 13 to 16 billion yearly, Taber estimates 19.3 billion, while Truman cites year one at 8.028 billion, with future years tied to aid and programs.
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Taft and Truman policy clash over federal aid proposals
The article compares Taft and Truman on foreign aid housing education and health funding. Taft proposes caps and grants with specific yearly costs while Truman outlines larger programs and figures. It notes support from GOP economist John Taber and lists several local property transfers and deeds.
Court News Marriage Licenses Nelson D Summers Ida Noffsinger
Court note records show Nelson D Summers aged 61 and Ida V Noffsinger aged 62 listed in divorce court filings. No further details on their prior marriages or current status provided.
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Ida V. Noffsinger
Historic Q and A on Civil War sites and who chooses license plate colors
The Q and A discuss Walker Reed Hospital on a Civil War battlefield at Fort Stevens where Lincoln watched the fight. It notes Fraunce's Tavern in New York where Washington bid his officers farewell. It asks if supreme court justices must be lawyers and answers no, and that states’ motor vehicle commissions pick license plate colors.
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Farm Credit Meeting Elects Directors in Frederick Area
Amos E Reeder of Boonsboro and Ulysses Griffith IV of Gaithersburg won three year terms on the Frederick Production Credit Association board. Willson Poole of Selima was named to the Frederick National Farm Loan Association with terms of three two and one years. About 350 members met at the State Armory to review loan activity for Frederick Carroll Washington and Montgomery counties with S L Hoke presiding.
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Ulysses Griffith 4Th
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Frederick Production Credit Association
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Seliman
Ira RK. Remsberg
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S. L. Hoke
Westminster
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Frederick PCA growth and loan activity noted at meeting
Walter D. Bromley outlined Frederick PCA progress from 1943 to 1947 with 682 members and loans totaling 1 350 027 on stock of 75 795. A reserve of 91 863 contrasted with 2 254 in 1935 as Federal Land Bank loans supported 133 000 in 33 loans that year. Dr Roger B Corbett warned against rising prices and urged debt reduction.
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War Dead Return to Honolulu on O Connell
The Army transport Cardinal OConnell arrived in Honolulu with 3 358 American war dead from Guadalcanal Brisbane and Sydney. 2183 bodies head to San Francisco, 723 from Schofield Mausoleum remain temporary at the mausoleum awaiting identification or next of kin disposition. Unidentified or unclaimed remains may eventually be buried at a national cemetery in Punchbowl Volcano Honolulu.
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Barker Convicted for Injury at Sideshow
Detroit January 2 Roy B a 43 year old sideshow barker was fined 500 dollars and placed on two years probation for kicking out the eye of a small boy who peered under his tent at a two headed calf. The judge ordered 500 dollars court costs and 60 days in county jail for medical treatment.
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