Tax Exemption Ideas and Federal Pay Boost Discussed
A 400 page IRS list details over 40 000 religious charitable educational scientific and other organizations eligible for tax deductible donations. The Civil Service Commission backs a seven percent federal pay rise, higher than Eisenhower's one percent request, with a projected cost around 324 million dollars when extended to all branches. More than 70 percent of U S families own cars.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
T. Caleman Andrews
The
Revenue Service
Save the Redwinds Organization
San Francisco
Save the Myrtle Woods
Portland
Qre
Terre Haure
AAA Foundation For Traffic Safety
Washington, DC
Qurburgg Memorial Hospital
Riverside
Nal
Government Printing Office
Washington Tm
Tinuse Civil Service Commission
Senate
Eisenhower
Bret
Skid Row Lawyer Gets New Chance
Chicago judge grants William G. Wood a new chance after a long fall from Skid Row. A disorderly conduct charge was continued to July 29 as Wood seeks psychiatric treatment and sobriety under court supervision.
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Chicago
Chicago Kent College
Wood
Peld‘Yman
Loffies
Feldman
Jond
Ant Q
Adventists At Camp Meeting Near Indiana Academy
Over a ten day Adventist camp meeting at Indiana Academy Civl ero Ind about 4000 attended. Guest speakers included C 2 Vandeman and R G Campbell with sermons on mission work and temperance. The event features thousands signing abstinence pledges and nightly talks by Capt Leo C Joers district medical officer.
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Indiana Academy
Civ Lero
Ind
C. 2. Vandeman
Washington
D. C
Ministerial Association
Hunter Alin Campbell
W. A.scharffenberg
American and International Temperance Societies
W. A. Selurifenberg
Leo, C. Joers
Wye Minth Naval District
Union Veteran Aid Approved for Last Civil War Survivor
The Senate sent to the president a bill to authorize VA payment of hospital and medical expenses for Albert Woolson of Duluth Minnesota the last surviving Grand Army of the Republic member. He enlisted as a musician in 1864 and served about a year. He was treated in a private Duluth hospital for a sixconvalescence and could not travel 164 miles to a VA hospital. The expenses total about 1200 dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Oisenhauer
Veterans Administration
Albert, Wanison
Duluth
Minn
Woolson
Grand Army of the Republic
Dulluth
Woolgan
Bishops Named By Methodists at Winona Lake Conference
The Free Methodist Church announced its quadrennial general conference results in Winona Lake Ind Names Leslie B Marston and J Paul Taylor of Greenville I a new bishop pair Fairhaven Kans and M D Cros ton Mich Dr James B Gregory of North Chili N Y elected editor of the Free Methodist succeeding Dr Carl L Rowland of Winona who retires after two years Rev Royal Nelson of Tacoma West elected general Sunday School secretary and Rev Lyle Northrup of Tacoma named general secretary of evangelism.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Free Methodist Church
Hishons
Leslie B. Marston
J. Paul Taylor
Greenville
CY. Fairhaven
McPherson
Kans
M. D. Croston
Spring. Arbor
Mich
James &. Gregory
North Chili
N.Y
Fren Methodist
Carl L. Rowland
Winona
US Orders Bins Repaired by Agriculture Dept
A Kansas City manufacturer is called to repair 8900 government grain storage bins marked defective. Bins, mostly Midwest built, store surplus grain under price support programs. total bins nationwide 195000. Repairs may include new foundations and replacement of bulged sidewalls, costing one to two million dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Department
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc
Kansas
VFW
Grover T. Oliv
Lisle
Harry Hedges
George Pettibone
Edward Gillespie
Vincent
Hardy
Kelley
Vance Sims
Melvin George
Indianapolis
Ernie Phillips
Hart's Monds
Dine Pue
Kett
Anderson, Wirth
LeRoy Carr
Ohio Senate rejects guaranteed wage plan for jobless benefits
The Republican controlled Ohio Senate voted 21 to 12 against a proposal to add guaranteed annual wage contracts to unemployment compensation. The plan would have paid workers 60 to 65 percent of take home pay during layoffs, supplementing state unemployment benefits.
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Columbus
Ohtio
Senate
Ford
General Motors
Ohio
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