Democratic measure would cut excise and raise corp tax
Washington June 20 AP Democratic tax managers ready to push a bill through the House slashing excise taxes by about 1.01 billion annually while boosting the corporate tax to offset the loss. committee votes show new rates and faster payment plans for corporations with gains projected for treasury in 3 to 5 years.
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Six Western Nations Open Historic Coal and Steel Pact
Paris June 20 AP Six Western European nations opened a historic conference to pool coal and steel production. French Foreign Minister Schuman urged a supranational authority to banish war, saying the plan would bind Germany and France and bring political benefits. Britain stayed on the sidelines but consideration of joining grew in private talks.
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Transit: Milk Bakers Strikes Top Disputes
A tentative agreement may allow Los Angeles transit crews to return to service after a four day strike. Pittsburgh negotiators split, bakers in 11 cities walk out affecting about 90 percent of wholesale baking. Six Santa Fe workers injured in Oklahoma City strike clashes. New York printers strike at World Telegram and Sun enters second week amid wage and contract talks.
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Georgia Communist leader Homer Chase jailed in Carrollton
Aged Georgia party leader Homer Chase remained in jail in Carrollton after a Superior Court judge sentenced him to 20 days for distributing what was described as an unlawful publication. Bonds posted by Brett Kamm of Columbus accompanied the ruling.
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Georgia Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy conditions continue this afternoon and tonight in Georgia with scattered afternoon showers. No significant temperature changes expected.
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Atlanta Trolley Strike May End This Saturday
Atlanta AP reports an end to the 34 day trolley strike could come this Saturday as union leaders and buyers edge toward ratifying a tentative contract. M Elliott expects a vote on ratification tomorrow night while Jesse Walton hopes trolleys will run soon.
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Weather Forecast for Thomasville Georgia June Scene
Cloudy to partly cloudy today and tonight with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening, then again Wednesday afternoon. Thursday looks partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers. Unfavorable conditions Wednesday and Thursday for boll weevil control due to increased shower activity. Temperature data shows yesterday high 84, low 69, monthly high 90s and rainfall totals: 9.00 in 24 hours, 2.29 inches since month start, 20.67 inches since January 1. Normal for this month is 6.46 inches.
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Thompson Narrows Schedule While Talmadge Accelerates Campaign
In the Georgia primary, former Gov. Thompson tightens his public appearances to one speech in Thomaston at 8 30 PM while Gov. Talmadge ramps up with a rally in Clarkesville at 2 PM and a Thompson speech at 8 PM.
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Drivers Licenses Urged as Renewal Rush Nears
With ten days left to renew Georgia Driver's Licenses, Set. P. S. Dixon says drivers with out of date licenses will face cases beginning July 1. The state patrol schedules validating machines in Thomasville and Cairo on specified June dates to avoid last minute rush.
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Pat Avery Reiterates He Has Not Dropped Out
Atlanta June 20 AP reports Pat Avery of Rome says he remains in the gubernatorial race despite stopping campaigning for financial reasons. The candidate states he has not sold out and is heavily in debt, broke, and unable to continue active campaigning.
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Hoover seeks 300 more FBI agents to chase spies
J Edgar Hoover urged Congress to fund 300 additional FBI agents plus about 400 staff to expand efforts against Communists and foreign espionage. He testified there are 64 000 known Communists and 600 000 Soviet sympathizers in the United States, with threats across atomic research and military resources. Hoover said agents may operate undercover behind diplomatic passports to protect internal security.
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Garland in distress after on-set incident with Minelli
Hollywood report details Judy Garland's collapse at a Sunset Boulevard mansion after a tense discussion with Vincent Minelli and others. A minor throat wound from a broken glass was treated by Dr. Ballard, and Garland remains under care with limited disturbance. She remains suspended by MGM for missing rehearsals while talks with her attorney and studio continue.
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Unclear fragment prompts sparse historical note
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Hungary offers to swap Vogeler for religious relic
Hungary, under communist rule, reportedly proposes exchanging imprisoned American businessman Robert Vogeler for the crown of Saint Stephen, a revered Hungarian relic. Vogeler, jailed for spying and sabotage, could be released within weeks as talks with the United States continue amid Vatican involvement.
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