Truman Urges Labor Curbs and Unity Across Parties
President Truman called for a balanced budget and continued wartime tax rates, urging GOP cooperation. He proposed merging the armed forces into a single National Defense Department and universal military training, plus a new farm program and civil rights guarantees. He urged ratification of postwar peace treaties and warned against delaying collective security, stressing rapid peacetime reconstruction and extended home construction.
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New Greek Policy Formed
London report details a seven member cross party delegation's plan calling for withdrawal of British troops from Greece. They suggest forming an all party Greek government to enable evacuation and propose King George II's return as a basis for a new British policy toward Greece, subject to strategic considerations.
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Warren Begins Second Term In California Inauguration
Sacramento California January 6 Governor Earl Warren officially begins his second term with the inauguration of new state officials and the convening of the 71st session of the California legislature.
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Earl Warren
California
Ear and Nose Slashed in Victoria Street Robbery Attempt
Carl A. Kirchner of 1524 Saunders Avenue was hospitalized after being attacked by two women in the 800 block of Victoria Street. He fought back, was slashed on the ear and nose, and robbed. Velasquez and Musquez, both jailed for assault to murder, plus Gutierrez linked to another knife attack, were arrested. Police recovered the victim’s billfold. Delgado, injured by a misfired rifle, remains in hospital.
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Russell Place
Jesus Gutierrez
San Fernando Street
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Richter Street
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George Torregano
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Huan Garcia
Delgado
Tragedy Strikes McKenzie Family Twice in Weekend
The McKenzie family of 202 A ladi es suffered two deadly blows over the weekend. A husband was stabbed at the Dew Drop Inn on Mill Highway 66 South and died Sunday after a stab wound in the stomach. His wife, 28, died later from childbirth complications at M and S Hospital. Inn owner G York was later released on bond after stating he was attacked by two men. Funeral services for Mrs. McKenzie were set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Zizik Kearns Funeral Home with interment at Mission Burial Park. Survivors include the widower and children Carl, Patrick Nance, and Jo Ann McKenzie, parents Mr. and Mrs. JF Lewis, and sister Mrs. EA Vivian.
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Jo Ann McKenzie
JF. Lewis
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Juvenile Aids Sought By County Board Plea for Budget
A juvenile aid request was made to the County Commissioners court on Monday to fund the juvenile office to maximum legal strength. Judge Tayloe urged a juvenile assistant for every 25 000 population and two night officers, with emphasis on prevention and welfare work. Women’s groups watched as five assistants and five vacancies were discussed, salaries around 500 a year, with W Jay Johnson promising district attorney cooperation.
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Burglars Loot $2000 Safe at Save-On Drugstore
Burglars broke into Save-On Drugstore at 4900 Fredericksburg Road and carried off a safe containing $2000 and $500 in checks. Manager William Fogel said the 180 pound safe was pried open, with no other stock disturbed as police investigated the Monday theft.
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Mayor Mauermann Threatens Suit Over Bond Issue
Mayor Mauermann reiterated intent to sue for damages in actions challenging the citys 5.7 million improvement bond. Judge Quin ordered a $20,000 bond to be posted to seek an injunction blocking sale of the bonds. The mayor warned the signers are subject to ongoing suits and noted potential forfeiture of the bond if damages arise.
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U.S. Tightens A-Bomb Security
Washington rushed to tighten security around the atomic bomb after the resignation of Berard M. Raynch from the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. The move widens security in plants, offices, and labs across the United States and Canada, amid intensified espionage concerns and renewed counter espionage measures.
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London Truckers Strike Over Wages and Hours
About 3000 London truck drivers idle today as they protest wages and a shorter 48-hour week. They seek higher pay and a four-hour reduction, currently earning around 20 pounds weekly.
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One Held in Auto Theft Ring
Police say Roberson, 24, held in a Texas auto theft ring case with warrants for at least four more suspects. He admitted stealing four San Antonio cars linked to Major Woodrow Bryant, Joe Terrell, the Borden company, and E. H. Brown. The ring allegedly used ignition wiring to steal vehicles and move them toward Donna.
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Washington Roundup Austin Tackles Baruch Atom Job
Complied from Warren R. Austin, American UN security council member, Monday headed toward top level conferences on atomic disarmament. Baruch’s surprise resignation as atomic energy spokesman at U N headquarters sparked speculation on U S tactics with Russia. Austin, known for cooperative stance with Soviet colleagues, may shift approach as Baruch departs.
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Congress Presses for Veterans Aid and Universal Training
Lawmakers push bills for a soldier bonus and cashing of terminal leave bonds plus support for veterans in training or new jobs. About 18 of 157 bills aid veterans, with potential new outlays of up to 30 billion dollars, as debates over universal peacetime military training and budget restraint unfold. Knutson calls for cuts in excise taxes on luxury goods to avert business losses, while concerns grow over delaying automatic excise reductions slated for July 1.
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Congress Bank Closed Pending Funds Survey
The House of Representatives halted financial business as Sergeant-at-Arms William Russell announced the $1,000,000 bank was closed until Comptroller General Lindsay Warren completes a books survey. Russell warned the process could take about a week after the Republicans seized control on January 3.
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Kenneth Romney
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Tax Cut Debate Signals Truman Union Message Clash
Democrats seek to use President Truman's state of the union to launch a broad attack on a Republican plan for a $3.95 billion tax cut on individual incomes. Some signs the administration might compromise on limited relief focusing on lower income brackets amid GOP pressure.
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Truman
Itching First Application for Skin Ailments
The notice promotes BLUE STAR OINT NT for itchy skin conditions including eczema rash ringworm pimples and other skin irritations. Apply as directed with Reneat as needed. Money back if the first jar fails to satisfy. Try it today.
Big Steer to Be Sold at Lampasas
Lampasas cattle sale features a 2010 pound Durham Hereford cross steer bought for 450 dollars by Doyman Lively. The six year old animal, part of a large regional auction, will be offered Wednesday alongside hundreds of other cattle.
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