Budget Committee Studies Government Spending Turbulent Tax Debate
Washington reports show Senator Robert Taft backing a 5.6 billion tax cut if finances allow as the 102 member Budget Committee reviews President Truman’s 39.668 billion fiscal year budget. House leaders demand up to 5 billion in cuts to enable tax relief while debt payments and Marshall Plan timing loom. Edward P. Strong, midwestern racing enthusiast and former track president, dies at 63 in Cleveland.
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Suslov Warns U S Over Imperialist War Tide
Moscow broadcast Suslov, a Soviet secretary, warning the United States of courting Germany and Japan into a new imperialist conflict at a Lenin death anniversary event in Moscow. He linked Marshall Plan policy to European subjugation and praised Soviet anti imperialist leadership.
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March of Dimes in LaGrange sponsored by Vets group
LaGrange hosts the March of Dimes with Milton Andrews as chairman and Mayor Holcomb handling funds. The goal is $150, expected to be reached or surpassed, as the Veterans' Association canvasses the village and township.
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Nurserymen Meet in Columbus for 41st Ohio Convention
Nurserymen from across the state gathered in Columbus for the 41st annual convention of the Ohio Nurserymen's Association. Election of officers will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Combines Harvest Major Wheat Oats Barley and Rye
Combines are used to harvest 80 percent of wheat, 40 percent of oats, 65 percent of barley, and 50 percent of rye across the United States.
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Guards Clash Over Night Duty in Albuquerque
A trail er sales firm in Albuquerque employed two private guards who fought over whose night to supervise the premises. Both guards were charged in police court and each paid $15 for disturbing the peace.
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