Truman Sees Huge Deficit Facing Nation
President Truman warned that unavoidalbe spending and a ill timed GOP tax cut will put the government $1.5 billion in the red this fiscal year. He cited higher defense costs veterans benefits and tax refunds as causes while GOP leaders accused him of political maneuvering.
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Local Losses and Robberies Highlight Weekend Records
Usabro Yao reported a missing billfold containing $32 and papers in Gate City. Margaret Andrus found and returned it. Two cameras were reported stolen from a car behind Trinity Episcopal church. A wooden box with two Army surplus griddles was stolen from a trailer near Halliwell Park. Four men held on trespassing charges after a Saturday arrest in Bannock County. Various other items stolen from vehicles in the city reported by residents. Birth notices from General Hospital and St. Anthony's record several newborns to local families.
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Albert Jones
Jean Smith
Robert Lee Dale
Ruthie Jones
David Dingman
Logan
Railroad Avenue
Michigan Boxer Kisses Opponent After Ring Loss
An amateur Michigan boxer kissed his opponent in the ring after losing the match. He then aimed to land a final punch despite the defeat.
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Aberdeen Labor Day Rodeo Plans with Horse Show
The Boots and Saddle club in Aberdeen announced a Labor Day rodeo with a horse show and usual events. Elder Mark E. Peterson of Salt Lake City visited on business. George Parady paid a $15 fine for drunkenness. Lloyd Pierson and Roger Ralphs won the city tennis tournament 7 5.
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The Hardest Part of Being Born Poor
A reflective line on poverty and social hardship contrasting birth status with ongoing struggle. It highlights the enduring impact of economic disadvantage on opportunity and self perception.
Roosevelt assails Republicans over civil rights stance
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr at the Connecticut Democratic convention accuses the Republicans of hiding behind a southern filibuster to conceal a two faced civil rights position. He says civil rights laws the Republicans supposedly want could have passed in the last Congress session.
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Pope Meets Movie Makers at Castelgandolfo
Pope Pius XII hosted film executive Darryl Zanuck and director Henry King at Castelgandolfo discussing the movie industry during a weekend visit.
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Castelgandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius XII
Darryl F. Zanuck
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Hay storage moisture guidelines for preserved fodder
To keep hay green in storage the moisture content must be low. Loose hay should not contain more than 24 per cent moisture when stored. Chopped and baled hay will keep better at 22 per cent moisture.
Swift Courier Finds Self Lost in Green Bay
A Sturgeon Bay mail carrier became lost while shopping in downtown Green Bay. He admitted parking his car near a store and forgetting its location. police escorted him to the shop and located the vehicle parked outside.
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Swift Courier
Green Bay
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Sturgeon Bay
Shark race plan sparks debate over Lake George event
Marathon swimming champion Paul Chotteau protested a state ban on importing a shark to Lake George to pull a water skiff in an upcoming meet. He argues sharks can be harnessed for novelty and possible racing but officials fear the animal could escape or scare competitors.
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Paul Chotteau
Chotteau
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State Conservation Department
Burlesque Show Scene Cited Amid Resource Talk
Readers are urged to visit burlesque shows to see how the United States showcases its vast raw materials supply. The remark links entertainment venues to national resources in a provocative, opinionated tone.
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Utah Cooperatives Buy Jensen Refinery To Challenge Oil Prices
The Utah Cooperatives Association with aid from the Utah Farm Bureau and Farmer’s Union bought the 700-barrel daily capacity Unita Refinery Co in Jensen for 175000 to counter high petroleum costs. About 68000 members use its products and orders exceed two million gallons in two months.
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Utah
Utah Cooperatives Ass'n
Utah Farm Bureau
Farmer’s Union
Unita Refinery Co
Jensen
Farmer Co-op
Utah Oil Cooperatives
Phillips Oil Co
Utah Cooperator
Co-op
Olives Tested For Use As Flavoring In Canned Foods
At the 1948 olive technical conference olive flavoring was tested in canned beans, rice, spaghetti and noodles. Olives appeared as sandwich spreads and meat sauces while Dr. William V. Cruess noted that thorough trials and sales tests will precede large scale canning of the olive product.
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Olive Technical Conference
William V. Cruess
University of California Food Technology Division
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