Relentless spending cuts urged by joint committee
A Senate House Economy Committee report calls for relentless cuts in deficit spending amid inflation fears. Democrats endorse general goals but oppose Truman’s tax hike, proposing selective excise tax cuts and offsetting revenue by other means. Republicans dispute the White House agenda while noting mixed economic signals for 1961 and warning of rising prices and weak farm income.
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Deadline Saturday For Seeking Place On Primary Ballot
Potential candidates for county and precinct offices have until Saturday to file for a place on the July 22 ballot with the Gray County Democratic Committee. County Democratic Chairman John V. Andrews has filed to seek Precinct 2, Place 2, justice of the peace. Only three additional precinct chairmen candidates have joined the primary ballot. The Democratic Executive Committee meets at 2 pm to set ballot order and estimate per candidate election costs, with a midnight June 24 deadline to pay.
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Swedish Monarch Turns NinetyTwo In Sweden Birthday
King Gustaf V marked his 92nd birthday in Stockholm with flag flown throughout the city. He presided at the regular Friday cabinet council but otherwise spent the day in private. He ascended the throne in 1907 and has held the longest reign among Swedish rulers.
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Weather Bureau announces new location and contact info
Notice from The Weather U and Weather Bureau items mention a new address at 315 W. Kingamill and a phone number 635 for Economy Furniture. The garbled text lists varied times and names like Sanna, Yeast, Max, Yost, and Mon gy without clear context.
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Lustron Prefab Housing Maker Heads to Circuit Court
Lustron Corp maker of prefabricated steel houses faced a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals fight after conflicting lower court orders. The firm, once funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corp, was in bankruptcy proceedings in Chicago. A side issue revealed that U.S. Sen. Joseph McCarthy received 10,000 for a 37 page Lustron promotional article, paid by Lustron records show.
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Mrs Emma Cobb Dies Suddenly
Mrs Emma Cobb dies suddenly near Tannabab yesterday before 10 pm at a local hospital. Duenkel Carmichael will handle arrangements. She is survived by husband N A Cobb son Cr Sug Gob daughters Vera Cox Amarillo and Hisle Schmidt Pampa sister OW He Crawford Little Rock Ark five brothers Leonard Frank Tom Bill Murphyville Ark Ott Laurens Texas and two grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Los Angeles Transit Strike Amid Hour Negotiations
National Shrine convention opens next week with about 200000 attendees. Transit operators strike in Los Angeles to pressure demands as late negotiations continue after midnight. Manila arrival marks strategic moves by U S defense secretary Louis Johnson in Manila.
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Oklahoma Senator and five others indicted in forgery case
A wide Oklahoma forgery case deepens as Senator Orval Grim, Vivian Guthrie, Padgett, Thomas, and Clyde Grim are among those indicted on charges tied to a forged will. The case emerged after Mrs. Mattie A. Selits died, leaving most to Vivian Guthrie. authorities continue to pursue missing details and extradition decisions.
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Elusive Oklahoman finally captured in Germany
Homer Cook an 87 year old ex boxer and former Army soldier, fled captivity after an AWOL from a U S unit. He was recaptured near Munich following a large search by MP and German police at Dachau and surrounding areas. Cook faced charges for resisting arrest and illegal presence in Germany among others.
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Traffic Signals To Be Completed Early Next Week
John Mergenthin of Crouse Hinds arrived to install automated timing equipment for a new traffic signal system in Paterson. The system, intended to speed traffic, faced a setback with inspection delays and weather, but should be ready for testing in the coming week.
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Executions Reported in Prague By Officials
Major Jarmejre Neckansky and Veleslav Walil were executed in Prague. The notice lists Berl A. Howell & Co offering service and start up for air conditioners at 110 N Ward with phone 152. Also mentions Arden tools and rubber hose for spring work by Lewis Hdw.
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Talking Dogs Feature Comes to Punapy News
A humorous photo spread titled Talking Dogs features expertly captioned shots of talking dogs from a leading Kennel. Robert A. Hunts and Arthur Supa Piler present a charm filled piece highlighting dogs from the Kerlin farm and other settings.
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Harriman Named Aide to Truman
Washington reports that Averell Harriman is named special assistant to President Truman. The appointment aims to help coordinate the administration's internal and international policy efforts, with Harriman assisting in shaping major responses and advising on key decisions.
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Former Army Man Accused of Releasing Atom Secrets
A former U S Army noncommissioned officer from Albuquerque was arrested by the FBI on charges of supplying atomic secrets. David Geevnglass, 28, of New York City, allegedly passed details to Harry Goldy in Philadelphia. The case ties to a broader Soviet espionage network. the report notes investigations and related arrests with bail set at $10,000.
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Manhattan Project Figure Indicted in Espionage Case
A bespectacled father of two confessed to supplying samples and production details from a Manhattan project site at Fort Ridge Tennessee. The FBI described the suspect as a Soviet contact with ties to Semen M. Deinenny and Barry Gold. Ballistic and unclear statements followed as officials pressed for clarity.
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FBI Arrests Jet Scientist at Caltech
Pasadena reports Dr. Sidney Weinbaum, a Caltech jet propulsion scientist formerly with the laboratory, is charged with perjury and fraud against the government. The case alleges he lied about Communist Party membership in 1948 and omitted a party link on a 1949 security form. Weinbaum, once a Jet Propulsion Laboratory researcher, is due before a federal grand jury on July 5.
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Dairy Strike Expands Emergency Service Relief
Emergency services stepped up as a dairy workers strike persists affecting Palbshire and surrounding counties. About 26,000 emergency calls have been handled, with disputes over retroactive pay, overtime, and a three week vacation plan. Only one company has met ten demands. industry offers include $11 wage raise and 40 hour weeks with no pay cuts, while drivers' pay shifts from commission to monthly guarantees.
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Douglass Blasts Administration in Dallas Protest
Douglass leader in Pampa denounces state Democrats for pushing a popular vote in the primary and accuses the administration of destroying sovereign rights. He calls on Shivers and other party members to support the referendum and oppose federal ownership moves affecting the university and regional control.
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