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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
6
Washington UPI reports the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday unanimously approved the House hold-the-line bill to continue high wartime tax rates on corporations and consumer items including new cars liquor and tobacco.
Mrs Helen Gilmore of 1525 W 143th St received a thirty five year service emblem from Indiana Bell Telephone Company on Wednesday. She began in the traffic department and now serves as group chief operator. The award was approved by voice vote after a close contest over a tax reversal measure. Gilmore is a Telephones Pioneers of America member and colleagues extend congratulations. Senator Smathers and others discuss tax policy and potential excise tax repeal on transportation. Jerry Ferree, son of Mr and Mrs, enrolled in Olivet Nazarene College summer session.
Lawmakers consider extending higher corporate and excise tax rates to prevent automatic levy drops costing the Treasury up to 2.6 billion dollars annually. The measure would push the higher rates to June 30, 1959 amid rising defense and anti recession costs.
Paris reports a new military voice backing De Gaulle as retired Gen. Lionel Max Chassin launches a movement to support his plan to “clean up” France. Soustelle, a Gaullist figure linked to Algerian insurgents, returns to Paris for talks while De Gaulle pressures the Algiers public safety committee to purge insurgent members.
Former Ohio governor John W. Brown will address the Industrial Management Club at Edgewood Country Club at 6 45 p m during the annual Ladies Night. New officers include president Joseph Welling and director James Teeters among others. Brown, a Medina resident, has a varied career and travels for speaking engagements across states and Canada.
The Senate began voting on a bill to curb union misconduct with Democrats in support after changes proposed by the Eisenhower administration. Kennedy criticized critics as ill informed while consenting to administration demands to subpoena union records and to provide members a copy of financial reports. Mitchell argued the bill’s flaws amid cross party friction as the measure faces uncertain House prospects.
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce will stage a rodeo with calf riding and races at Middletown Community Park on Sunday June 15. A downtown parade with bands horses antique cars floats and local displays will begin at noon from the corner of 5th and High Streets. The events were postponed from last Sunday due to rain.
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