States Spend More in 1947 Amid Rising Expenditures
Washington reports that state government spending increased in 1947 while revenue grew at a slower pace. The total 12 month period ending June showed 48 states collectively spending about 73 million dollars more, with notable rises in general and local costs across agencies. Revenue collections, however, rose more modestly, lagging behind expenditures in many states.
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Healties
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China
Ted Ihanath
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Spek
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Pune
Germans Granted Stay of Execution Amid War Crimes Appeals
A late 1940s AP dispatch reports that 17 Germans granted a stay of execution while their appeals proceed. The chaotic field notes describe wartime trials, charges, and petitions, with references to military tribunals, courts, and postwar actions affecting German defendants.
Fragmented OCR News Item Raises Questions About Event
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear specifics. The text hints at a scheduled or past event near a security or public matter, but readable details are limited and no definite names, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed.
Stamp Sale Sparks Cleanup Era Echoes
A fragmented report outlines a stamp sale linked to a major cleanup era. It mentions Tehama pub sales and a special purchaser, with references to George Washington and historic stamp sets. The readable text hints at auction details and past events involving collectors and vendors.
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George Washington
Spun Rayon Dress and Matching Cape Boutique Ad
Window display showcases spun rayon dresses with matching bolero jackets and breezy capes in natural, black, green and blue tones. Includes price points from Budget Shop and House and Town Shop featuring striped seersucker and sun dress sets with jackets and buttoned fronts.
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