Defense Spending Shapes Half of This Year Budget
The budget runs July 1 to June 30 with about 11.8 billion for home uses such as government, housing, farming aid, and education. Roughly 31.7 billion funds defense related to war, with 13 billion for armed forces and 6.1 billion for international affairs including Marshall Plan and Europe aid.
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Europe
Lon
Paul Hoffman
Marshall Plan
Econooda Eee
Hoffman
Truman
Kremlin
United States
Kremlin Plans for World Conquest Fail My Optimism
The speaker asserts belief that the Kremlin's evil schemes for global domination will fail completely and Russia will cease to be a slave state. This bold claim frames a stark view of geopolitical hope and political fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Russia
Catholic Review brands Sugar Daddy Santa as fraud
The Catholic Review denounces Santa Claus as an unholy fraud in its Christmas issue. It says Santa rivals the Holy Child, harms Christian teaching, and urges giving Christ back his rightful place on Christmas Day.
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Washington
The
Catholic Review
Baltimore
Santa Claus
Santa
Christ
Sugar Daddy
Government Officials Exempt From Federal Income Tax?
All government officials at federal state and local levels are subject to the Federal Income Tax Law and none are exempt. An estimated 50,000 adoption proceedings are initiated yearly for children in the United States per Children's Bureau reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
F.C
Children’s Bureau
Four Crewmen Missing After C 82 Cargo Plane Bailout
An Air Force C-82 cargo plane from Lowry Field Denver landed safely at Hubbard Field Reno after icing caused engines to fail. Four crewmen bailed out about 17 miles east of Fernley, about 40 miles from Reno, and their fate remained in doubt. Pilot Lt. Dumont said engines cut out then re started, allowing a safe landing.
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Reno
Air Force
Denver
Lowry Field
Alameda
Calif
Hubbard Field
Fernley
Ore
Civil Aeronautics
Dumont
CCA
CAA
Road Block Removed By Court Injunction
In the right-of-way case Ro bert Lester and Anna win permanent injunction against the Smeltzers to restore and protect the right of way created by a 1923 deed across the Smeltzer land. The McKees of 25 acres near Gore alleged disruption last June including a culvert ditch and no trespassing notices. The court ordered 30 days to repair to the state at interference and ordered payment of court costs.
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Robert Lester
Anna
McKees
Gore
Rock Enon
Peeling Hard Boiled Eggs Made Easy
When eggs finish boiling transfer them from the stove and pour cold water over them until cool to touch. Then peel the shells immediately for easiest removal.
Trustees Confirmed for Pentecostal Church in Winchester
The court confirmed the appointment of J. S. Shade George Helsley and Carl Alabaugh as trustees of the Pentecostal Church of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Shade
George Helsley
Carl Alabaugh
The
Penecostal Church of Winchester
Bible title by John Eliot for Indians Mamusse Wun neetupanatmure Up Bible
The title Mamusse Wun neetupanatmure Up Bible by John Eliot was compiled for the Indians and printed in 1865 at Cambridge Massachusetts. A shooting match is noted for Monday December 26 at Mt Willians Grocery with 12 gauge and 22 rifles prizes including turkeys and chickens.
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John Eliot
Cambridge
Mass
Mt. Willians Grocery
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Sugar Daddy Santa
Bendix
Economat
Rinso Miller
E. Boscawen St
Erson
Big Transport
Sterling
Stieff
Bell
Bell’s
America
ADAM
Marlboro
Jarman
Rabber
Hickok
Winchester
Front Royal
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