Administration Decides Not To Balance Budget Too Fast
Washington analysis explains Eisenhower aides chose slower budget balance, keeping a $2.9 billion deficit for 1955 while cutting $5.3 billion in expenditures and trimming taxes by $5 billion. Treasury and Bureau of the Budget disagree on predictability, with Dodge arguing budget balance by gradual cuts better for the economy. Ohio added to union in 1953 after technical correction.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Itv
Bureau of the Budget
Department of the Treasury
Tf Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Budget Bureau
Joseph M. Dodge
Todge
Dodge
Dan Reed
New York
House
Ways and Means
Bureau of the Bucs
Reed
Inaula Hava Ta
Areans
Keesetarer
Treasury
George MM
Dumphrey
Lecreate Hamp
Tani
de Bae
Ohio
United States
Jury to Inspect Pentagon Underground Land Claim
A U S District Court jury was ordered to tour the Waynesboro area near the Pennsylvania Maryland border to view the underground Pentagon installation involved in civil seizures. Alfred Holt of Baltimore opposes government compensation of 28 600 for 280 acres claiming higher value from mineral deposits. N H Deshler of Belvidere New Jersey also filed a mineral rights claim.
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Lewisburg
Padan
U.S. District Court
Waynesboro
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Frederick V. Follmer
Alfred Holt
Baltimore
Holt
Follmer
N. H. Deshler
Belvidere
N. J
Strongman Wang predicts Red Army surrender if Korea war restarts
Wang Sun-chin a 27 year old ex Nationalist soldier now heading a Chinese village housing Koreans predicts wholesale surrenders of Red Army troops if hostilities resume in Korea. He tells newsmen that large numbers of Kung Fei bandits would surrender at the first opportunity and that a mainland Nationalist return could trigger popular support for the Nationalists and mass Red troop surrenders.
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Truipeel
Formosa
Dan
China
Korea
Wang Sun-chin
Wang
Red Chin
Tahu Great Lake Village
North Korea veteran Wang’s surrender marked by plan
In May 1950 the Big South China Island of Hain an underwent retraining, then Wang, rank private, entered North Korea as an ammunition carrier in October 1950. A month later he executed a prearranged plan and surrendered. Also reported are livestock auction results from Woodsboro, plus assorted licenses, deeds, and household item notices.
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South China
Hainan
Wang
North Korea
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Pentagon Underground
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Dorothy E. Keyes
Bruce F. Shoats
Young
Elmer D. Ballenger
Mo J. Grove Lime Co. Inc
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George W. Kolb
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Charles H. Stitely
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Abe
Marris
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Turnip Greens
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