Treasury Official Claims Huge Budget Can Be Sliced
Washington Treasury Under Secretary W Randolph Burgess told 1500 delegates at the Republican Women's National Conference that the 1958 budget can be cut and the 1959 budget kept under control to justify a sizable tax cut next year. He said reductions must distinguish political pressures from genuine essentials and warned that cuts would affect some government services.
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W. Randolph Burgess
The
Oil imports to be studied by Interstate Commission
ADA Oklahoma. The first meeting of an Interstate Oil Compact Commission committee to study effects of foreign oil imports on state conservation programs will be held in Oklahoma City in April. Chairman W A Delaney Jr said findings due at the December Tulsa meeting should profoundly influence conservation practices for a long period. British Columbia lumber exports fell to 645,789,790 feet in 1956 from 1,016,824,698 in 1955.
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Oklahoma City
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Tulsa
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Fighter Group pilot joins Oceana squadron at annual gunnery meet
Fort Scott Lt. (jg) Fred Ya. Neth participates with the Oceana jet fighter squadron in the Navy's second annual air-to-air gunnery meet. The opening round was held yesterday.
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Friendly Texans Are Not Forgotten
In Wichita Falls Texas the Andy Browns of Jericho sheltered 91 travelers from a blizzard last week. They welcomed buses trucks and cars to their seven room farmhouse and received many letters and love gifts in gratitude from those they aided as the storm raged.
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Andy Browns
Jericho
Andy Brown
Boy Held In Slaying Of Four In Missouri Family
In Saint Joseph Missouri 14 year old Daniel Woolridge remains jailed awaiting a juvenile hearing after confessing to shooting and killing his father Ossie G Woolridge 57 mother Nellie Woolridge 45 younger brother Paul Woolridge 6 and Dolores Woolridge 11 A sister Doris 12 is hospitalized in critical condition Prosecutor Frank Connett Jr plans a first degree murder charge The gun used a .22 caliber slug evidence removal was denied The surviving older brother Milton Woolridge declined the prosecutor s request
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Dolores Woolridge
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Weeps Reluctant To Take Over Top Spot
The piece analyzes the constitutional gap on presidential disability and how a vice president could assume power. It discusses impeachment as a check, Brownell's contingent-power proposal, and alternative rules for temporary or permanent transfer of duties, noting potential congressional disagreement.
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Mani
Atty
Gen. Brownell
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George Chided On Tuttle Funds Debate in TVA Hearing
In Washington a House Public Works subcommittee heard arguments over TVA funding and its impact on other regions. Rep. George from Kentucky questioned continued TVA development amid local unemployment, while Rep. Jones of Alabama defended flood relief aid and the Turtle Creek Dam, arguing TVA benefits extend beyond one area.
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Tuttle Creek
Tennessee Valley Authority
House, Public Works
TVA
George
R-Kas
Rep. Jones
D-Ala
Kansas
Turtle Creek
Alabama
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