Pension funds bill threatens three billion in revenues
President Eisenhower learned a bill to permit self employed persons to form tax exempt pension funds could create a three billion dollar hole in federal revenues. Senate leaders warned the measure, known as Lash or Simpson Keogh, would cost the government 365 million dollars a year immediately and provoke demands for broader tax breaks for insurers.
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Depreciation schedules eyed as tax reform target
Treasury weighs revised income tax depreciation tables affecting thousands of corporations and millions of individuals as a new edition of the depreciation guide nears printing. Justice Dept seeks power to compel documentary evidence in civil antitrust probes. Hansen testifies to Congress that such legislation would aid enforcement. Budget plans warn of an unbalanced year if July approval for IMF outlay is delayed.
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Lou Costello of Films Dies After Heart Attack
Hollywood report confirms comedian Lou Costello died in Doctor's Hospital three days after hospitalization for a heart attack and blood clot. He helped form the famed Costello and Abbott team, survived by wife Anne and three daughters, with Abbott and studio colleagues reacting with shock and grief.
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Indiana Circuit Court case and local notices brief
Fragmentary 1956 court and local notices item list indictments divorces births and fire reports. Names include Kenneth Strange Meda Haubursin and Shirley at Bedford and Seymour. One note mentions Spike Milligan and a basketball injury at St Johns Hospital with no details.
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Wayne ‘Trear
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Leonardswith
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Mormer
Margaret Scott
James Scott
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Judy Crow
Jack Crow
F. 23Th St
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Emmil Helmbrecht
Seymour Gayellts
Shirley
Robert C. Poor
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Stroud
Spike Milligan
London
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Times For London
Donald Kelly
Pitt St
St.Chinaman
John's Hospital
Hospital dismissals and spaceflight forecast from Pioneer
Dismissed from St John’s Hospital were Zola Kinley Patricia Dillon Mrs Anite Grey Earl Davis Reba Fraley and others. Pioneer TV pursues a moon mission then aims to orbit the sun with a 3243 pound payload and another rocket stage. Scientists expect two solar orbiting entities including the payload and booster section still to be tracked.
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Anderson
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Pioneer Nears
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Elks scholarship contest honors Madison Heights seniors
Madison Heights High School honors top seniors Susan Anderson and Anita Birkinbine as 8% top brackets in a statewide Elks Scholarship program. Charles Laughlin of the Youth Activities Committee notes national support, with $2,200 state funding and a national contest culminating in July at the Elks convention in Chicago. The program promotes student achievement across Indiana schools.
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Coy Morgan
van Jruskirk Rd
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Madison Heights High School
Charles Laughlin
Inf Anderson Lodge
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Elks National Foundation
National Association of Secondary School Principals
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Bluncie
Chicago
Elderly restaurant worker found dead in room
An elderly restaurant employee was found dead in his room at 9120 o'clock on the first night. County Coroner Fred Hiday identified the man as toward Al Heddrick, about 60, who died of natural causes. The body was taken to Waltzang Hiday Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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al Heddrick
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Waltzang Hiday Funeral Home
Obituary Notice for Lee Wire 63 Anderson Indiana
Lee Wire age 63 was found dead at 711 Meridian Street at 4 45 a m Monday. County Coroner said death attributed to natural causes after a period of time. He was a son of Grant and Louena Wire. Survivors include daughter Lavon George of Indianapolis three brothers Moses Noblesville John Dupont Ind and Aaron Columbus Ind and a nephew Benjamin Wire of Anderson. Body moved to Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home and to be taken later today 10 North Vernon Ind.
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Lavon
George
Indianapolis
Moses
Noblesville
John
DuPont
Ind
Aaron
Columbus
Benjamin Wire
Anderson
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
North Vernon
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
A garbled Madison County notices list several obituaries and death notices. Details include names such as Ralph Presser and George Owen tied to Madison County townships, mentions of survivors, burial plans, and funeral home references amid a broader roster of local death notices and public notices.
Glenn Kratzer Dies At Home
Glenn Kratzer 79 of E Wood Street died at home Tuesday. Born August 17 1880 in Celina Ohio he married Julia Ann Silvey in 1908. Surviving daughter Arleva Watson of Alexandria two brothers Jesse and Harry a sister Grace Berry and one granddaughter. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Davis and Strider Funeral Home officiated by Rev Talbert Neher. Burial Forrestville Cemetery.
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Lunch policy debate and travel fund review at Madison board
The board read letters from elementary principals denying any lunch to bring your own policy while noting priorities for student meals. The discussion covered meal costs, travel funds, weather and illness excuses, and passage of more than four thousand dollars spent in Madison County on clothing and shelter. Authorities also noted a staff review of 1958 activities and the ongoing effort to balance nutrition, distance schooling, and emergencies. A Danish report later described Polish seamen seeking asylum after overpowering crew aboard a trawler near Nexoe, with three others confined briefly.
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