Tax overhaul plan from NAM seeks 35 percent top rate
The National Association of Manufacturers issues a comprehensive booklet Facing the Issue of Income Tax Discrimination arguing to cut rates over five years to a 35 percent top rate. It critiques current rates as unfair and discriminatory, contending middle earners and small businesses shoulder the burden while revenues would still grow.
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National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Congress
Chester
S. C
Americans Should Not Act As Forever Agents For Foreign Nations
Edward J. Ennis argues at a Japanese American Citizens League convention that minorities may urge policies for foreign nations but warns against perpetual overseas allegiance. He cites multi national states like Soviet Russia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire as contrasts to the United States, urging assimilation into one nation with fading overseas loyalties.
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United States
Mr. Ennis
America
Soviet Russia
Austria
Hungary
Saturday Evening Post
Night air versus closed windows in carbon monoxide safety
Dr Brady notes that night air may not always benefit patients with breathing issues and recommends keeping bedroom windows closed to reduce carbon monoxide exposure from home heaters. He endorses muslin window screens for ventilation without letting in wind or dust and cites comfort and safety considerations for various illnesses and climates. A separate brief reports the drowning of 13 year old Jerry Pyle in Wolf Lake Park, Hammond Indiana.
Shattering Kiss Aids Romantic Awakening In Charlotte
Case V-346 follows Charlotte who dates athletic coach Harry J. and finds limited romance. The psychologist guides her to pursue true love over thrill, noting goose pimples and heart palpitations as poor gauges. A playful William Tell parody is included. Charlotte finally accepts Harry after an intensified kiss.
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Harry
Dr. Crane
William Tell Story
Edgar W
Bill” Nye
William Tell
Bergelen
Tell
Gesster
Switzer
Controversy over TVA head and naval misdeeds hits White House
Washington saga features Gen Vogel and other appointees linked to TVA and the Saratoga makeover. Critics allege misuse of government cars planes and perks while denying proper seating and influence. Navy and FBI scrutiny follow, with political fallout for Eisenhower as lawmakers seek answers on spending and ethics.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Hisenhower
TVA
Arnold R. Jones
Navy
Robert Moore
Saratoga
Eisenhower
Moore
Iire
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Vogel
Howard Baker
Nessee
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Hoffa
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J. Edger Hoover
Baker
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Cleveland
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Werej
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Jimmy Hoffa
Army
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Ril Wranawland
Small Worlds Around Us Explores Love and Jealousy
In a reflective vignette, the narrator recalls shifting feelings toward Harry after a second kiss, admitting romantic attraction and a playful fondness for a bumblebee metaphor. The piece contrasts sisterly tension with blossoming desire amid summery adventures and quirky asides.
The Literary Guidepost and the Roaring Twenties Tone
A scrambled extract contrasts a literary guidepost on the 1920s with a vivid cast of figures from politics, entertainment, and culture, mixing commentary on prohibition, Armistice era memory, and a busy social panorama. It also includes insect biology notes on bumblebees and brief polio risk figures from Indianapolis health officials.
Heat Wave Hits Frankfurt as German Cities Tap 100 Degrees
Thousands of American summer visitors in Europe face Europe’s worst heat wave on record. Frankfurt records temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit as locals endure no air conditioning, scarce water and ice, and drying forests amid a tropical heat spell.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Ceal
Washington, D. C
Washington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Bundestag
Heat wave drives German and British cooling shifts
A relentless European heat wave drives deaths in Germany as crowds buy electric refrigerators in the U S style. Railways buckle in England and asphalt melts across cities while parliaments struggle to convene. The Venezuela bird, siete colates, is noted for rainbow wet feathers.
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England
Germany
Britain
Venezuela
The Shepherd Keys The Keys of Heaven and Hope
Poem encourages perseverance and faith with biblical references to Matt 16 19. The speaker urges dream planning and relentless effort, assuring that God has keys to unlock paths to hoped for outcomes. Named attribution Julien C Hyer appears in the poem.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Matt
Julien C
Hyer
Tobrdde
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