Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 107, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 16, 1952 Page: 13 of 14
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Sunday, March 16, 1952 --CI.EBURNE, TEXAS TIMES-REVIEW-13
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that one tax agent, Hubert W. Sel
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reported as income in 1946-50. The
employe. Albeit Cohen, testfie
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‘ampnese government gave Japan,
'nr the first time since defeat in
Irwin found that all pands
have clear water as long as
plants grew In them. He else
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"Nationally advertised in magazines and
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request for 17 billion to run Mime
two dozen federal agencies
H voted $6,271,1 38 M* fur the so
called ' independeat offices" but
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Americans, in accoriance with the
law.
the raoftol in Nashville. Another
j ot bet.
The Kefauver folks’are n little
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proval,
A noh iron tho supreme com-
market in 1944 45-46. Selden's pay to give universal military training
in that period was less than $4,000 another chance in the House
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sell particles to drop to the
bottom. -
Irwin says that putting man-
ure in the water will clear it up
quickly. The water also Can be
cleared by trenting it with a com-
merciai fertiliser containing super-
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gives off positive charges of
electricity. This causes the
ommittee moasura under which
11 year-old male i would be given 1
six months of military training J
and then do a seven-end one half -
year hiteh in the reserve.* • ;
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You can thank Bigelow's specially
developed carpet rayon for this down-
to-earth price. Blendefl with the purest
virgin wool, this combination is truly a . "
marvel of modern weaving. Fabulous
beauty and richness of color distinguish
CHANSONETTE. But see it for
yourself. See how CHANSONETTE •
can make your dreams of high carpet
fashion come true—in apite of
today’s high prices!
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new organie matter.
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economies it said would produce tress abolish the Civil Servics and Armed - Services committees
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mittee said goverament pnlicy
should te "‘to make many jobs
available to our senior citirens "
Hep. Patrick J Hillinrs (RCal.)
forwarded to President Truman a
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This Low Price With Any Other Store... You Can't Beat
This For Price and Quality. Many Other Outstanding
Carpet Bargains At
CARPETS
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Other, action in Cangress:
FOREIGN AID
The Senate Foreign Relations
such as plants or
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ALSO: HEWS — TWEET TWEET TWE ETIE
long range savings in the hundreds
of milltons .
Other action in Congress: " 3
FOREIGN AIO
Chairman Tom Connally of the
Senate Forcign Relations commi
tec said Hut if Great Britain andlin
France “can’t do something for !■
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Rayburn tol reporters he be-
TANKERS lives the House might approve a
1 Thomas Staken, chief investiga modified UMT MU if it were
4 tor for the Maritime Administra- brought up again .
Hon, told senaors the Justice De The Hous-last week voted 231
pemammamimumnsrmmacmsnmearto against an Armed Servics
phosplate The superphosphate
causes pants to srow. This creates
World War II, the right to make 3
weapons from rifle i t» battleships
HoMM■MUMMAM
BUSMEN'S HOLIDAY_rhe crows of three of London’s famous
double-decker buses, like that above, will have a nice holiday in
Committoc Chairtaan Carl Vit. time commi i on told Senate H its the senator’s office reported it paved the way for posible eh-
soa (D-Ga.) said after the vote vestigators they would not have • The fur on the tal of the cup istment in Japanese industry as
that he wouldir’t try to revive the let former Rep. Joseph E. Casey [doesn’t look .much like ‘coonskin var of the free world’s defense
measure In this session But Rep.(D-Mas,) and his associates buy j anymore” vgninst communiem ia Asia.
i Charles B BrovnsontR-Id» w? 14 Uirec Tirol u.s Tanker I[Ihy, hmWorsttlow. however t the The only wanonsrestrtetlon stitt
wim to turn UarTint8 • hih —newnf group would—sell thpu,prle el- the —manwh has nlouarceilnthataguinstthaHyih —
school trainina prozram, said o a Ch’nese-backed company re i- eye on Truman’s balcony and the of iniiHury planes. Ridgway re
Thursday he is "gong to bria; ented by Newbld Morri;’ law oilier on any sneak low enough to centiy gave the Japanesv permin- ;
out another bill pretty som." a firm commit crime, came last weckend. sion to fly civilian planes
.AMA2NS
SANtTME
DRY CLEANING!
-- ALL KE aTS 50c
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Had Nana Lelt
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.... .. ... I -Sen Freier * as assigned to flag down
Estes Kefauver •<!> tenn » who the senator, baek him into a cor l
............ . ... ................. campaigns for office on the lull of ner, and snap his blaek head
ceilines He said any attempt to pTcoonskin cap, s almoat mil 0 adorned with a ‘connskin cap.
The spirit wits willing, but the
o senator was tic 11 mil nt ‘coonskin i
Mill ulout to run into ex-
themselves, it’s not our respond
_e-mes ' commission’s Cycar are limit for
6-*Sa feleral job applicants. The com
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the United State*—driving their bum. The three buses will make
a four-month tour of the U: S. aa part of a "Come-to-Britain"
tourist campaign.'
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We have the Best Carpet Buy in Town!
By UNITED PRESS partment is considering ap attempt Rayburn's words added weight fo
WASHINGTON, March (r to recover 47 tankers and other reports that Vinson has changed
The House Appropriations commit ship* sold by the goverument as his miad and is willing tg let th,'
tee Friday chopped about $72S mil war surplus He said t he it ts doubt Huse try again in this session,
bon out of President Truman's that the vessels were bought by lie declined haaever. In comment f
are investigating several N.w;
pon t into clear bluewater
The solution just put manure
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Chansonette by Bigelow
GB York emplyes of the Internal Rev,
bm enue bureau They heard iestimony
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Where Prices Are Made Not Met , •
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And partly. It', hecause
"bad" investments. eaps
Not so long ago he made a het penaive overtime on his assign
(wu ......... " ‘D- ment took the ‘coon bv the (nil
Md ) on the Sugar Bowl name he and bought a ‘coon cup for $2.00.
FINANCE tween Maryland and Tcimcs.ee ,, was small for Kefauver’s’
1 RosatioGiunta. special agent of Maryland won. and there went a size 7 ahd three cighths head.
the Internal Nevenue bureau, told | ‘coonskinhat it now rests under --.------
House investigators that a ’New glass in the athletic department of
I. York employe of th- bureau spent the University of Maryland ‘aps May Kesume
i or invested $26053 more than he । Last week, Kefauver put a coon ’ .,1 /
bonnet under the hammer at New Wer M A A llfartl! l*A
Orleans He calculated in lose that W-r •enurasrure
one and it went to the highest bid TOKYO. March 15, It-Gen.
repayment"ot loans he he"mde, der, with a net’of more than $1,001 Matthew U. Ridgway Saturday re:
TANKERS for the campaign axainst polio, turned to thc* Japanese the right
Three members of the ld Mari. „ Flies in Wind to manufacture weapons of war
The original ‘coonskin cap. which suhject only to the formality of
L A ‘the senator wora when he cum Allied general headquarters ap-
Urdh- . paigned for th? Senate in 1048. --------
I A h now files fwom the cupala riot
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_________ Mnuaakennina ! "Been having some high winds
down that way lately " a secretary for her
time commi f on told Senate In- i in the senator's office reported
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heard arguments for the $7 9 bil-
lion forgign aid bill from Secretary ~
of Stat.* Dean Acheson Mutual Se-
curity Administrator W Averol 8
Harriman, Defnse Seeretar Hol'- 2
ert A lo.nl and Gen Omar N. M
, Bradley , E
CROSSES ■
A liouse Interior subtommittee 5a
ktliled a lull to force the Army to
resi re white wunde croises on M
the wraves of 13,001 war dead in
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more simlight reaches the plants.
E la n. . te, This makes the plants urow fast- "
■ ' , ' . . , er, which makes the water clear-
Al least that s one way of doing er, which lets more sunlight reach
N ; it says Dr W ll. Irwin, wildlife the plants
Di conserv atinn director at A & M " ... . ..1.0va
I Irwin says the basic roason for, .Water will stay clearunlessii
a pond’s muddy condition la that ’ ket omeseverloaded. again within
f | small particles of soil hi the water com ing silt which.cutsoirght.to
| ( I posse is a negative charge of elec plants and sets off a reverse chain
Ej tricity. This causes them to be reae ion
M come suspended i the water. Ir Irwin snys that once you neu:
P win says ihe answer is to put posi traline the negative charges In 00
Ki live charges in the wter to N u particles. they will quickly settle
in tralise Ihe negative one. That': even though stirred by wading and
4 wrere the manure come, in ’tempi"" dr when rolled by wad-
inn cattle
A cloar farm., pond has more
vnlue than lust a source of water
for livestock. Increased plant
growth in the clear water provides
food for fish. Likewise, many fish
fare best in clear water.
urch
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l shirt he got disgruntled
' i FoveigwAid taxpayer. He told the President
b lily." The Texas Democrat made that in '** of his defeat in the
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wo was testifying for the foreign 1 " Trenspovtetion A Communisetions -
aid bill _ $ s., T IEAT, ,, , Wie national cemetery at Honolulu
EISENHOWER Sen.. Tom Oondally ‛DTex.) T. . . . .0 icmMWarv
Sen. linen McMahon UXoim.l urged Senate approv al of the Japn ™
said he will press for a Senate nese peace treaty He said the ’ ? . ? Jl. " . a
Foreign Relations vote Monday on free worldInecds Japan and Japan erslust (»ll Ils action evoked pm
his motion to recall Gen Dwight needs of the free world lests from Hawali., . WASHINGTON
ID. Eisenhower for testimony on “he „ „ .MORRIS , CONTROLS -wAsmpenom
j mutual security program Persons, Sn. Karl E Mundt (RSD ) said AFL I resideni William Green
supporting Eisenhower for ihe Ro conduct nt congressional investiga asked Conzress to maintain price
- publican presidential nomination tions was threatenel hy the ir- (ciiiuns 11. naid auy aiiempi iw -
oppse this move They feel it responsible" testimony ofI Newbold "scuttle" price controls would on- 1 "
wouli embarrass him Murn*. . danuer the wage atabilization pro]
. scandals wAsIcI, u „ .. gram The American Farm Bureau
Charles Vesee. deputy la^ col WniIS.. o Mare 13 federatinn, however, urged that m"m"mTc......
lector in the third New York dis SPea ’ Sam Rayburn threw his both wage and price controls bolwith Sen Hlerber l. otnnnrj
trict, refused to tell House investi "ouenee nhursday behind a move abolished
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 107, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 16, 1952, newspaper, March 16, 1952; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1563440/m1/13/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.