Taylor Opposes Rural Phones Aid Bill in House Vote
Rep. Dean P Taylor voted against a bill to grant government loans for rural telephone lines, arguing it would push government control into the Rural Electrification Administration system and hinder private service expansion. The measure, approved by the House 282 to 117, would fund loans at 2 percent interest to be repaid over up to 28 years, aiming to extend telephone access to farms and rural areas.
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Treasury Telephone Companion
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Crossword puzzle word clues and scrambled entries
A cluttered OCR style list presents mixed phrases and garbled terms from a crossword puzzle. It references various topics such as time, cakes, soap, chess, college degrees, animals, minerals, and elements with numerous typographical errors and nonstandard spellings.
Gift Parcel Racket Exposed in Frankfurt Germany
American officials report uncovering a large gift parcel racket moving goods from the United States to phony charitable groups in Germany. U.S. Army and customs agencies, plus German authorities, note shipments of cigars, tobacco, cocoa, nylon, drugs, and cloth sold on the black market. Proceeds partly fund procurement for Germany, with thousands of nylon stockings sent to welfare groups and later resold. New controls will tax gift parcels, require approvals for diplomatic imports, and tighten charity oversight in the U.S. Zone.
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Military talks on halting illicit shipments and penalties
McCarthy vows to jail those who move rare Meteors via Army facilities intended for black market channels. He notes occupation personnel face up to two years in jail or a $2000 fine for illicit dealings. German law applies to captured Germans under the Articles of War.
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Jesuit Leads Ice Cap Survey Expedition From Greenland Port
A U S Navy expedition, led by Rev. Daniel Linehan of Jesuit College, leaves port to explore Greenland's ice cap. The team includes Boston College students and scientists, carrying seismographs, elect instruments, and portable seismographs to measure the cap. The voyage proceeds under Byrd era support with ships Edisto and transport Wyan-Walea, from Casrnarvon, Wales.
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