Where Are We Headed
The article argues that centralizing control of communications and transport under the state is a key step toward socialism. It cites FCC and ICC actions, government subsidies, and regulatory regimes as evidence of federal and governmental influence in police powers over industries. It warns against government rhetoric of public interest.
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Federal Communications Commission
United States
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
FCC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Tax Cut Debate Promotes Tax Revenue via Government Taxation
Discussion argues taxes can fall without cutting spending by taxing government operations like TVA and REA co ops. It compares private utilities taxation to government plants, suggesting equal tax treatment would raise treasury receipts and reduce the tax burden on business and individuals. It criticizes tax spenders for opposing this approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
REA
It's Your Money Too A plea for active citizen government involvement
The piece argues that citizens must participate in governing decisions as democracy survives on public engagement. It notes taxes as a major personal cost and warns government programs often grow beyond necessity, urging effort to maintain a sound economy and prudent public expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Public
New York
Man With An Idea Drives College Economy Lecture Plan
Dr. Maynard A. Peck of Sterling College imagines a cooperative program where bankers and teachers invite business leaders to lecture on practical application of economic theories. He says students want to see how economics works in the American business scene and aims to arm youth with facts against alien ideologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard A. Peck
Sterling College
Peck
Successful Investing How Your 65th Birthday Can Affect Capital Gains Tax
A column clarifies that capital gains tax does not change with retirement but reaching 65 changes exemption status. It explains two exemptions for individuals and couples, reducing the effective gains tax to about 10 percent if other income stays under thresholds. It also offers investment advice for a mother aged 86 with $50,000, suggesting a split between savings and high yield issues like GM and Standard Oil to balance income and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.mn
Savings Bank
Savings and Loan Association
General Motors
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Allied Stores
Union Pacific
Niagara Mohawk Power
Atlantic partnership and the enduring Atlantic community
Walter Lippman argues the Atlantic partnership grows from a long shared history between Europe and the Americas. He cautions against forcing a formal constitution now, favoring practical cooperation on concrete Atlantic problems while maintaining a nuclear balance with the Soviet Union. He cites Monnet’s approach and urges action on immediate joint goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Monnet
Europe
Action Committee
Bertha Seeks Divorce Over Lack of Affection
Bertha K 31 and her lawyer husband confront marriage strain over absence of affectionate habits. The column urges daily kisses and praise, noting a five minute daily effort can sustain harmony and avert divorce, with broader reflections on affection in marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Lowa
What I Think About the Poets Verse on Melancholy
An anonymous piece lampoons poets of the melancholy class for their doleful mood and endless sorrows. It praises poets who sing without sighs and celebrate sunshine and living joyfully. An American saying about cunning as a short blanket ends the excerpt.
Atlantic Community Not a True Union Says Historian
The text argues the Atlantic connection is not a political union but a collection of sovereign states. It notes NATO is broader than the Atlantic community and mentions Sweden Ireland and Brazil as non NATO members. It highlights evolving institutions since World War II and the ambiguous, non sovereign nature of the concept.
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Europe
Atlantic
China
India
United States
New World
Jefferson
Madison
John Quincy Adams
Canning
Kaiser
Hitler
Foundation of the Atlantic
Euro
European Union
United Kingdom
U.S. A
Philadelphia
NATO
Sweden
Eire
Brazil
European Economic Community
Organization of American States
British Commonwealth
Central
Eastern
Censorship Expected to End in Spain Next December
In Madrid reliable sources report that after years of government press control censorship may be abolished in Spain next December. The change is expected as a main point in a new information bill under consideration and could reach parliament before the Christmas recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
UPI
Spain
Cankers and Cold Sores Explained by Dr Brady
Dr Brady explains canker sores as trauma induced and outlines home care including warm boric acid wash and mild iodine. He notes cold sores begin with tingling then vesicles on the lip or cheek with possible corneal risk near the eye and suggests benzoin painting and sterile ointments.
Mother Goose Rhymes Endure Through Centuries in Boston Fleet
The piece notes that the oldest children’s rhymes, Mother Goose, originate with Charles Perrault in France and have endured since 1697. It mentions Boston Fleet publishing Mother Goose rhymes and the enduring delight these verses bring to children, as part of a nostalgic reflection on timeless tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perrault
France
Boston
Personal guidance from Dr Crane in Mellett Indiana
To seek personal advice or obtain his psychological charts, enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs when writing to Dr Crane at Mellett Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Camine
Beverly Hills
Calif
Crane
Mellett
Ind
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TODAY
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Atlantic Ocean
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Soviet Union
New York Herald Tribune Inc
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Iowa
Wm. T. Sampson
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North Africa
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Marshall Island
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