Democrats Promise 25 Percent Cut in Federal Spending
Chicago July 1 The Democratic convention pledges a not less than 25 percent cut in federal government costs, claiming a billion dollar annual saving to taxpayers. The plank draws sharp denun ciation of Republicans for postwar extravagance and tax policies while urging voters to compare potential tax relief with current burdens ahead of the November election.
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Russian Judges Tried on Charge of Favorites
Uzbekistani officials face trial as a special tribunal from Moscow investigates alleged favoritism toward former ruling classes. Ruben Kafanyan leads the case, accusing Uzbekistan courts of harsh sentences toward workers and peasants while former elites remain influential. A tribunal display reportedly showed severed body parts as evidence of alleged injustices.
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Fly to Represent Sterling at Fete Chief Justice Fly
Chief Justice W S Fly of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals will represent Governor Ross Sterling at Boerne's junior chamber of commerce Fourth of July celebration. Arthur Pfell, arrangements chairman, announced the all day event expected to draw several thousand San Antonians. A ball game picnic and fireworks are planned.
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Minister Returns From Convention
The Rev. Louis Entatminger, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church Hulskche and Fredericksburg Road, has returned from the World Pentecostal convention in Columbus, Ohio. He will be on radio Bible readings this Sunday at 1:30 pm with a one hour program.
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Railroad conductor pockets gold during vacation in Colorado
Richard Meyer, a railroad conductor, spent a vacation near Treckenidge, Cole, in a gold mine owned by his father. He allegedly obtained 2 ounces of gold valued at 2500 dollars, with total loss of 1560 dollars in gold during the period.
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