Moran Seeks Senate Seat With Wild Hollywood Pitch
From Hollywood Jim Moran announces a U S Senate bid amid a farcical tale of Ice Box schemes and a purple Holstein. The piece portrays Moran as scandalous yet influential, warning California voters of potential consequences if he wins.
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U S Still Red As Taxes Climb In 1946 Fiscal Year
Washington reports the first quarter ended with Treasury receipts rising sharply mainly from income taxes. The deficit for the year stood at 2.527 billion dollars as of September 25, while revenue exceeded expenditures since early September. Both parties publish campaign tax manuals, with Republicans promising tax cuts and a balanced budget, Democrats defending current tax policy and defense spending.
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Army leaders crack down on loose talk postwar
Top war department officials disclosed a peacetime security measure to curb subordinate chatter. Maj. Gen. Curtis E. Lemay and Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves joined officers protesting disclosures about secret weapons as the army reviews use of the once ubiquitous top secret stamp after World War II.
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Greek cabinet formation blocked by Sophoulis
The 86 year old Themistokles Sophoulis blocked efforts by Prime Minister Tsaldaris to form a coalition cabinet. He declined to participate in a government headed by Tsaldaris, who resigned Saturday after King George II returned and tasked assembling a broad cabinet with Republican opposition.
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South Save Forests Urges Economic Preservation
Urge South Save Forests appeals for economic preservation and utilization of southern forest resources. The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association heard the acting president speak on potential future shortages, with General Manager George C. Biggers of the Atlanta Journal noted as S.N.P.A. board chairman and president.
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Forests urged to grow to meet growing demand for mill lion product
The Roanoke Times reports the death of Carl B. Short who warned that the current raw material supply for a million dollar industry must be sustained and forests must be renewed to meet rising demand.
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