Vague Flans For Tax Cuts In Budget Recommendations
President Eisenhower and Secretary Humphrey clash over small business tax cuts as 600 million dollar proposals fade into vague talk. Budget pressures and a 72 billion dollar peacetime plan spark questions of administration leadership while Congress holds the purse strings for any relief.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Cabinet Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
White House
Benson To Make Speech Today In Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS NEV Chicago weather disrupted Secretary of Agriculture Benson plans to address the National Wool Growers Assn yesterday. The speech was rescheduled for today after his Chicago connection was canceled and his flight was called off. He initially hesitated to travel unless reliable transport could be arranged to allow him to speak in Las Vegas and return for a cabinet meeting Friday. The cabinet meeting was later canceled.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
National Wool Growers Assn
Washington
Two Killed In An Explosion In Oakland Warehouse
An explosion and fire at a Pacific Gas and Electric Co warehouse and operations center in Oakland killed Francisco Tombly, 58, a polio victim, and Cedrick C. Helmuth, while five others were hurt. A repair man uncapped a gas main on the first floor and an electric heater nearby likely triggered the blast. About 200 employees evacuated as flames engulfed the two story building. Damage was pegged at about 200000 dollars by a PG&E spokesman, though fire officials estimated up to a million. Tombly left a widow and four children.
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Oakland
Calif
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Francisco Tombly
Cedrick C. Helmuth
Trombley
Bernard Dooley
Dooley
Pg&e
Richmond Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Herb McClure hosted the Progressive Bridge Club with Allen DeGarmo Delmar Bowmans Melvin Stockards Al Nilges and Louis Riebes in attendance Mrs DeGarmo and Alfred Nilges won high scores and DeGarmo took the traveling prize Ottawa school nurse Pauline Duyk will speak at the P T C meeting January 28 at 8 p m Dick Coveys from Arkansas City dined with John Roecker Sunday John Miller visited with the Mark Rockers and Albert Eisenbart visited relatives in Yates Center Imogene Bastin of Kansas City spent Sunday with parents Clive and Mrs Bastin Mrs Charles Talbott of Ottawa spent Thursday with her parents
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Herb McClure
Progressive Bridge Club
Allen DeGarmos
Delmar Bowmans
Melvin Stockards
al Nilges
Louis Riebes
DeGarmo
Alfred Nilges
Allen DeGarmo
Pauline Duyk
Ottawa
P.T.C
Dick Coveys
Arkansas City
John H. Roecker
John Miller
Mark Rockers
Albert Eisenbart
Yates Center
Imogene Bastin
Kansas City
Clive Bastin
Charles Talbott
Social visits and family gatherings across Ottawa area
Mr and Mrs Clyde Berry hosted with the Reichards visiting Friday. Clyde Foraker of Ottawa spent Sunday with her son Jay Adams. Leo Pennes visited near Harris with her parents George and Mrs Nelson. Virgil Rossman is back from service and works for Ralph Chandler. Noel Freese of Kansas City stayed with his mother Mrs Reid Freese and Leon. Fred Rocker entertained a bridge club with Mersman, Dan Lickteigs, Carl Andersons, and J R Smithheislars. Mersman and Anderson scored high. Joe and John Clark plus families and Martha Burnett joined Ben Wadkins for supper in Ottawa. John left for Camp Pendleton Saturday. Paul Garber and John Collins families visited L L Snethen home near Centropolis for dinner. Willard Collins spent Sunday with Ernest Collins near Greeley. Mark Rocker Jr of Ottawa visited Dan Lickteigs. Mrs Lawrence Chandler and Gary visited Monday. Mrs Sam Ewing of Blue Mound spent Thursday at Ewing-Lowman home. The Buck Jacksons of De Soto visited father W T Jackson and Frank Jacksons. Arthur Hultz of Bush City with Ray Hultz family Garnett, and Dean Hultz with daughters Selma visited the former John Coats’ family. Ola Mullinex and Mrs Ralph Myatt of Garnett spent Sunday evening with the Coats.
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Clyde Berry
Guy Reichard
Berrys
Clyde Foraker
Ottawa
Jay Adams
Leo Pennes
George Nelson
Harris
Virgil Rossman
Ralph Chandler
Noel Freese
Kansas City
Reid Freese
Leon
Fred Rocker
Bridge Club
de Soto
W. T. Jackson
Frank Jacksons
Arthur Hultz
Bush City
Ray Hultz
Garnett
Dean Hultz
Selma
Blanche Ewing
Otto Lowman
A. C. Croziers
Ola Mullinex
Ralph Myatt
One Of Ten Most Wanted Captured
FBI announced the capture of Al fred James White one of the ten most wanted fugitives in Memphis Tennessee. White, age 52, was not armed and arrested without incident after living under an alias since last November. He had been sought since June 7 1954 for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for assault and escaped from police in West Hamlin West Virginia after a gun battle. White is a native of Mount Sterling Ohio with prior convictions for larceny automobile theft robbery and listed as a parole violator.
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Washington
FBI
Alfred James White
Memphis
Tenn
J. Edgar Hoover
White
Hoover
West Hamlin
W. Va
Mount Sterling
Ohio
Grasshopper Threat Hits Colorado Farmlands
The pest control branch of the U S Department of Agriculture warns of the worst grasshopper invasion in history, threatening over two million acres across Colorado. Las Animas, El Paso, Pueblo and Archuleta counties report large infestations with hundreds of thousands of acres at risk.
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Denver
Colorado
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Las Animas
el Paso
Pueblo
Archuleta
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Roy Gore
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David Bradley
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Jess Myers
Walter Medlin
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