Truman hints at 1952 run as tax talk dominates week
In Washington Truman returns from Florida to address press and allies. He states he knows if he will seek re election in 1952 prompting nationwide speculation. The article also notes ce d proposals for higher taxes to curb spending and defend the economy.
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Florida
Vincent Auriol
France
Main Street
Michael J. Galvin
Labor
Disappointing Farm Report Warns On 1951 Plantings
The Agriculture Department reports farmers may plant insufficient crops in 1951 to sustain current food supplies. Two causes are cited a farm labor shortage and reluctance to plow up land returned to grass. The analysis warns of potential rationing next year.
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Department of Agriculture
Ralph S. Trigg
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Thirsty Land California Canal Project Moves Water 500 Miles
California observes a milestone as the Central Valley project begins first full integration of its initial features from August 1 to 10. The Contra Costa canal will transport water 48 miles from Suisun Bay to parched farms near the valley end serving Red Bluff Tracy Mendota Lindsay Walnut Creek and many communities. The valley spans 500 miles with 1.5 million people dependent on irrigated crops including alfalfa vegetables fruits and nuts. The project traces to Col Robert B Marshall and the State Water Plan of 1931 with federal support in 1935 and construction starting in 1937 under Walker R Young, with partial operation since 1940.
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Central Valley Project
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Red Bluff
Tracy
Mendota
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Walnut Creek
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Bureau of Reclamation
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From a Turkish City Page
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Last Week's Capacity Measure and Elevated Trains
A compact item notes last week's capacity measure in Hebrew, alongside a brief reference to elevated trains shortened. The text records total amounts and a transit context with limited specifics.
Sheriff Turns Local Pranks Into Deputy Plan
Sam Grubbs investigates a wave of explosions blamed on Red saboteurs and youths. His son Tommy leads a gang caught by patrol and reveals the prank was harmless but exposes lack of youth activities. Sam proposes reform and makes Tommy deputy to fix the problem.
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Claremont
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Milville High
Hollywood Stars Shade Radio to Film Tales
The piece notes Roslyn Roche, notables Ruth Roman and Richard Todd in the film All the King’s Men and Lightning Strikes Twice. It highlights marriages, elopements, and Beverly Kroeger’s arrest while pursuing Monte Cristo. It adds NBC plans a Windsors interview on Pro and Con and Phil Baker’s return to The $64 Question plus his year long U. S. trip.
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Warners
Ruth Roman
Mortimer Hall
Richard Todd
Hollywood
Berry Kroeger
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Monte Cristo
Zanesville
Ohio
Berry
Phil Baker
NBC
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Key West
Grassroots view on legality and morality in RFC scandals
A columnist argues senators used influence for RFC loans without legal wrongdoing but urges voters to punish moral lapses. He critiques Acheson, Truman, and Congress for deflecting duties, calls for a house cleaning, and questions Republican stance on domestic and foreign policy.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Fulbright Committee
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White House
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Mississippi
Acheson
Alger Hiss
Truman
RFC
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