Truman Pushes Tax Hikes and Parity Debate in Congress
President Truman asks Congress for higher taxes and tighter credit to curb purchasing power while proposing a two year extension of the defense production act and a freeze on farm parity. Charles Brannan defends parity against critics as policy divisions surface in the farm sector. Substantial subsidies emerge as defense contractors receive tax amortizations totaling billions, fueling debate over government aid versus market parity.
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MacArthur
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Charles F. Brannan
House Agricultural Committee
Charles E. Wilson
Brannan
Farm Bureau
National Grange
Defense Production Administration
Government reform proposals amid inflation fight
The President outlined a plan including defense plant expansion and price controls while seeking wage and rent stabilization. Senate votes paused a broad government dispersal program and kept the crime probe committee alive with Kefauver remaining member as QO Connor gains chair.
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Senate
Special Crime Investigation Committee
Estes Kefauver
Commit Ab
Herbert R. QO. Connor
Maryland
Sutton Couple's Daughter Weds Mervin Thelander at Congregational Church
Wilma Jane Ebert wedding to Mervin Thelander announced by Mr and Mrs W H Ebert Jr of Sutton. Thelander is farm superintendent at Geneva Girls Training School. Other notes: Erasmus Krumbach born 1885 in Germany now in Shelby with two daughters Marie and Anna. Margie Richmond moved to Kansas City from Denver to work for railroad retirement board.
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W. H. Ebert, Jr
Sutton
Wilma Jane
Mervin Thelander
Carl Thelander
Osceola
Mr. Thelander
Geneva
Erasmus Krumbach
Germany
America
Shelby
Marie Carpenter
Anna
Margie Richmond
Railroad Retirement Board
Kansas City
Denver
Fola Crossword Clues and Answers
A compact list of crossword clues and solutions includes entries for Greek letters aches and prohibits gods winds cried longed for brightness dregs throw insects jewels rating rolls up closely exclamation of triumph land measure fuses together knock Roman numeral large mammal prefix half soap suds glided on ice sound of whistle domesticated vertical Gaelic water spirit wings winnow artonoun feasts rotates seed containers native metal diminutive suffix Delaware Indian prepared a dwarf prevaricated window glass reigning beauty European puts on guard put in a row eddies most difficult weak lasso seabird English river having an agreeable flavor dreads to sharpen a network pronoun man s nickname toward unknown god Hinchutsny.
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Hinchutsny
Parson Timothy Chooses Call to Stay in Ozark Parish
After a dramatic rescue of Sarah Barnes amid a family crisis the minister Timothy wrestles with leaving his Ozark church for St. Louis. He resolves to remain, finding comfort in faith and his community as the hymn Blessed Be the Tie That Binds closes the scene.
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Artha
Timothy
St. Louis
Grace
Luther Barnes
Martha
Ozark Hills
Barnes
Sarah Barnes
Tim
Luther
Sarah
Parson
Dad
Sitta Brock’s
Local high school honors and community notes from Osceola
Twenty years ago Miss Mary Anderson of Osceola and Nanna Gerdes of David City wed in Lincoln. Osceola High notes include 21 boys earning letters across three sports, with Alvin Anderson Cecil Deland Bill Herrman and Gerald Johnson earning all three. District Commercial Contest winners from Osceola traveled to Lincoln for the state event, with entrants Maxine Herbes Maxine Mickey Marvel Sailor and Victor Herrmann.
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Olive McBeth
Raymond Grossnicklaus
Polk County
Donald Johnson
Dale McMeekin
Shelby
U. S. Air Corps
Naomi Pearson
Oakland
Calif
WPA
A. J. Herrmann
Victor
Osceola
Alvin Anderson
Cecil Deland
Bill Herrman
Gerald Johnson
Osceola High School
Lincoln
Maxine Herbes
Maxine Mickey
Marvel Sailor
Victor Herrmann
George L. Carson
Nielsen Chevrolet Company
W. F. Kepner
Alice Fox
W. R. Kepner
Helen Taylor
A. Taylor
Tecumseh
Glen Weeks
Rev. Taylor
Methodist
Ruth Fraham
Jeanette Frasier
Siou x City summer work for Hansen and town memories
The clipping notes Mr and Mrs John Hansen plan a Friday departure for Sioux City where he will work as a summer auto salesman. It mentions local names and a postcard style reminiscence including a thirty year ago update on L G Bye Company, a class play cast, and a local obituary with survivor details.
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John Hansen
Sioux City
Hansen
L. G. Bye Company
el Dorado
Kansas
Ted
Marveller
Crossword Puzzle Hints From a Busy Newspaper Page
Complex puzzle page lists numerous across and down clues with various references to animals measures languages and places. Readers are invited to solve sections including capuchin monkey frinter s measure pretenses and many more with clues ranging from herbs to geography and numbers.
Pane On My Desk: A Girl Helps Family Through Illness
Molly Rael of Los Angeles recalls her mother falling ill when Molly was eleven. With nine children and all chores on her, Molly helped cook and manage the home while her mother was hospitalized. The family prayed through the crisis, the mother miraculously recovered, and Molly credits faith and busyness with steadying them through fear.
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Molly Rael
Los Angeles
Calif
Molly
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