U S News predicts gradual business upturn into recovery
U S News & World Report forecasts a gradual economic upturn through 1958 with stronger gains in steel, housing, oil, farm equipment, road building, and aircraft. It cites steady government spending, easier credit, and rising GNP, while disposable income remains near previous levels despite shifts in consumer buying toward necessities and away from durable goods.
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U. S. News & World Report
U. S. News
U. S
Government ad ban sparks press freedom clash
A long American Press editorial condemns a Bureau of Internal Revenue ruling that advertising by electric utilities cannot be deducted as a business expense. It argues the decision curb freedom of the press and public discussion, urging utilities to fight the ruling in tax courts and inform the public.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
American Press
Tax Reform Urged Over Quick Relief to Boost Economy
The piece argues against temporary political tax cuts and calls for comprehensive reform of the federal tax system. It cites the Wall Street Journal on how steep graduated rates depress work and capital formation, and notes lingering excise taxes from past wars as obsolete burdens. A long overdue reform could raise revenue with lower rates.
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Washington
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Andrews County News masthead and policy notice
The Andrews County News of Andrews Texas lists its publication details weekly, names Charles W Roberts Sr as publisher James Roberts as editor D Payer as advertising manager and Caddyce Lambert as news editor. It also states correction policy for erroneous reflections and that the publisher is not responsible for copy omissions or typographical errors beyond next issue correction.
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Andrews County News
Northwest First
Andrews
Texas
Charles W. Roberts, SR
James Roberts
Caddyce Lambert
Population growth and the burden on society
The Leesburg Daily Commercial urges sober consideration of rapid world population rise. It notes 200,000 people added this weekend and a daily increase of over 100,000 births over deaths, calling for steady attention from statesmen to the accompanying problems.
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Leesburg
Fla
City county merger boosts Andrews police protection
In Andrews, officials approve a city county law enforcement merger to share forces, add a juvenile officer, and trim costs while preserving coverage. Dope clinic ideas face scrutiny as a costly, controversial approach to addiction treatment. The piece also notes a Toledo speeding case and a Dallas Wynnewood theater visit for South Pacific.
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City Police
Andrews
Jack Horner
Older neighbor shapes younger town in Andrews County
A reflective piece about an aging oil town resident and a younger neighbor meeting on the street. The veteran observer recalls lessons from wiser elders and the value of friendship, counsel, and neighborliness in a changing community.
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Andrews County
Ave
Andres
Lawmaid Reports on Texas Projects and Space Agency Vote
Senator Yarborough praised eight Texas rivers and harbors projects totaling 40 million as a major boost to Texas economy. Senator Johnson announced Senate passage of space agency funding by unanimous consent, asserting the committee’s work was serious and unopposed.
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Ralph Yarborough
Senate
Texas
Yar
Lyndon Johnson
Space Agency
Space and Astronautics
Chacman Committee
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