Size of the President's Budget Estimate Brings Usual Reaction
James Marlow reports a mixed national mood as the President's budget estimate prompts pessimism about costs and defense needs. A broad foreign policy debate unfolds on Europe, allies, and presidential authority while Americans brace for sacrifice and continued government spending through congressional review.
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Round Hill Names Directors for Two-Year Center Board
Round Hill Community Center elects Albert Pingley Garland Cather Edward Crowser William Boyce and Warren Driver to a two year term. Garland Cather new president with Albert Pingley vice president Warren Driver secretary and reporter Alfred Williams fills remaining director seat.
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Karl Cather
Raymond Hollar
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Edward P. Turner
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Reliance Community Notes Roundup
Mild week in Reliance with social visits and illness updates. Mrs. Paul Alley hosted WSWS with Mrs. C. C. Bowen leading. Mrs. Wilmer Cooley ill. Mr. A. M. Dyke back at work. 4-H met led by Patsy Bowers. Clyde Clem recovering from minor operation. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stickley traveled to Harrisburg for Farmers Fair. Mrs. H. E. Grover visited Isner. Isner critically ill. Midweek prayer at Ray and Mrs. Bowers.
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President Truman Civil Rights Plan Receives Little Support
President Truman's renewed call for civil rights legislation met with no encouragement on Capitol Hill. Lawmakers across parties viewed civil rights steps as a dead duck for this Congress, dampening prospects for his fair deal program.
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Eight Virginians On Casualty List
Washington report lists eight Virginians on the Department of Defense casualty list No 202 with one killed in action one wounded and six missing in action. Last night a larger Virginia list had 52 names with 45 missing in Korea. No local names appear on the current list.
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