U.S. Deficit Seen Top 3 Billion Next Year
United Press reports the looming 1932-style deficit risk as the next fiscal year, starting July 1, could exceed 3 billion dollars. Senators Byrd and Tydings push for spending cuts while House leaders seek tax action, warning that without swift reductions the Treasury will run red.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
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House
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State
Commerce and Justice Departments
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Massachusetts
Treasury
Salem Girl Enters 117th Unconscious Day After Accident
Donna Marie Saunders, in pink ribbon in her hair, marked her 117th day unconscious after being hit by a coal truck Feb 9 near Lisbon. Doctors warned of two months to live, yet she eats baby food now. Her father Jim Saunders notes hope for possible recovery and skin grafts. family has mortgaged assets and received community support from Dimes for Donna, Salem Amvets, and the Salem News.
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Salem
Donna Marie Saunders
Donna
Lisbon
Jim Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Ohio Tar & Asphalt Co
Danielle Patrix
St. Marie-du-Mont
Normandy
Dannielle
Paul
G.i.’S
Alabama’s Cotton Share Seen Low in National Context
Alabama normally accounts for about one tenth of the United States cotton production, reflecting its sizable yet partial role in the national cotton economy and agricultural landscape.
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Alabama
Normandy Beach Ceremony Marks 5th Year After Invasion
Omaha Beach France marked D Day plus five years with ceremonies honoring Allied troops. Brig. Gen. Joseph O Hare and Capt. Smith Hutton represented the United States as Norman girls placed wreaths. French villages awarded Croix de Guerre, and a B 17 dropped petals while veterans and dignitaries reflected on the invasion and its costly toll.
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Belsen
Hitler
Universal Brotherhood
United States
Joseph O’hare
Paris
Smith Hutton
American Legion
St. Laurent
Vierville
Robert Beteland
Carrollton Car Stolen by Carroll Shotgun Murderer
Carroll County officials hunted a 1936 Dodge owned by John D. George and his wife after a fatal shotgun murder in Harlem Springs. Sheriff Roy Orwick said the car’s discovery would trace the killer’s route as hundreds attended the Georges’ burial.
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Carroll County
John D. George
Roy Orwick
George
Harlem Springs
District Dogs Win Honors at Two Exhibits
Canton area dogs won prizes at two district shows over the weekend. Rubber City Kennel Club held in Akron Sunday afternoon. Western Reserve Kennel Club in Bedford Saturday. Notable winners include Milo's Fion a Pomeranian owned by Mrs. Louis Shuck winning winners and best of opposite sex in the Rubber City show, and Culler's Wee Bit of Lampblack first in open black in the Rubber City event. Also earning top honors were Baum's Little Minzie, Ibn-il-Ka feaan, Kendall Katrina, and others in various categories. Some dogs from the Canton All-Breed Training club qualified and earned legs in obedience and utility tests. Some stray catalog text mentions cooking bananas, unrelated to the dog show.
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Pearl Baum
Plainave
Ibn-il-Kafeaan
Sunwoods
Robert E. Kerr
28Th St NE
Kendall Katrina
Helen M. Wood
Cleveland Ave NW
Western Reserve
Britta
Leroy Smith
Miles Ave
Western Reserve Show
Canton
Sheila
William D. Rudolph
East Sparta
Nic
Charles Collins
Henry Avé
Squire
C. H. McCollum
Darlington Rd
Duchess
Gayle Humphrey
Kent
Color TV surgery shown to doctors across half mile
Four patients at Atlantic City Hospital received free operations televised in color for the first time. The beam was sent from the operating room to several hundred doctors a half mile away as part of a color tele vision experiment during the AMA meeting. Collaborators included University of Pennsylvania Atlantic City Hospital and Smith Kline and French.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Hospital
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Smith, Kline and French Laboratories
American Medical Association
U S W Members Ratify Canton Stamping Pact
Members of the United Steel Workers local at Canton Stamping & Enameling Co. approved a one year bargaining agreement at 2006 7th St NE. The contract covers over 300 production and maintenance workers, requires the company to pay all costs of group insurance and hospitalization, and adds fringe benefits with no wage increase. Further negotiations may occur if wage and pension patterns are set in broader steel-industry talks. This is the first agreement in new Stark and Tuscarawas county talks.
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United Steel Workers
Canton Stamping & Enameling Co
7Th St NE
Stark
Tuscarawas
Window shatters at Utopian Civic Club on Cherry Ave
Police reported a customer broke a window at 800 Cherry ave SE Saturday night, an employee told officers. Burns School was ransacked that night after someone used the fire escape window. a custodian said nothing appeared missing. An attempted burglary at Barber Jewelry & Novelty Co. at 2261 Mahoning rd NE was thwarted when owner Laurson Barber heard a window break and deterred two men who fled.
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Utopian Civic Club
Cherry Ave
Burns School
Barber Jewelry & Novelty Co
Mahoning Rd
Laurson Barber
Face covered with pimples relief after Cuticura trial
Miss B Green of Davis Oklahoma writes she suffered three years with large pimples caused by an external condition. After three weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment her pimples are entirely gone and she reports great relief. Cuticura is sold at druggists today.
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B. Green
Davis
Okla
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