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Roswell Magill in the November 22 issue of The Saturday Evening Post argues the United States, richest nation yet unable to fund current government costs, must reform tax policy and curb nondefense spending. He cites Byrd and Magill’s plan for a $70 to $75 billion annual budget and a major overhaul of tax structure to spur growth.
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Roswell Magill
Saturday Evening Post
Magill
the Treasury
Tax Foundation
United States
Byrd
Congress
Tax Evasion by Government Businesses Sparks Debate
Edison Institute head J E Corette warns that more than 70 government corporations with $89.8 billion in assets in 1957 spur tax evasion. He cites electric power systems and cooperatives as major tax escapes, arguing government business should face the same taxes as private firms.
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J. E. Corette
Edison Electric Institute
Mr. Corette
Straus Street on the Brooklyn film set for The Last Angry Man
Film crews sweep Straus Street in Brooklyn as Paul Muni stars in The Last Angry Man. Neighbors play extras earning $22.05 a night while Naomi Inglis and family witness the shoot. Columbia Pictures plans $7000 in repairs to the Inglis home for Dr Abelman’s residence.
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Brooklyn
Pitkin Ave
Straus St
Paul Muni
Daniel Mann
Mr. Mann
Straits St
Locusts
Amboys
Straus
Legions
Naomi
Georgie
Columbia Pictures
Dr. Abelman
Mr. Inglis
Inglis
Doctor Crane's Personal Case Warns Against Rash Vows
Dr George W Crane warns parents teachers and teens about rash bravado after a 17 year old boy Jack J lost both legs touching a 10000 volt wire. He cites Jephthah from the Bible to stress vows should be wise not foolish and urges use of science and common sense in vows. He offers a Behavior Test for Teen Agers via the newspaper.
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Jack
Jephthah
George W. Crane
Jack J
Jehovah
O. K
Hannah
Rising prices fear persists among consumers amid mixed signals
Public concern over future price increases remains high even as economists point to factors such as ample supply and flat living costs. Michigan survey shows more fear than in spring. auto wage hikes and strikes keep car prices elevated while coal mine wage rises could push operating costs higher.
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University of Michigan
Birthday Horoscope for 1959 Starry Outlook and Guidance
The horoscope notes a favorable Mercury Venus period boosting intellectual and creative paths, social life, relationships, and home matters. For tomorrow born, push ahead with future security plans. six months may stabilize affairs if extravagance is avoided and no one in authority is antagonized.
Rough glimpse of frontier editors and a subscriber tale
A peek at Wild West press life with a Wahoo City Bugle incident where a reader demanded the editor and the clerk queried what to shoot him in reference to. Alfred Hitchcock style lead in for a TV ad is noted. The memory of an uncle’s long dinner stories is tied to a recent commercial idea.
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Harry Oliver
Alfred Hitchcock
Mr. H
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Famous literary daughters and a buried fortune riddle
Quiz on historic daughters yields six correct. Answers include Desdemona, Alexia, Julia, Martha, Hermia, Leah and Rachel, Bella, and Lucie. A Virginia tale notes John Manning hid seventy thousand dollars on Chestnut Ridge before his death, prompting frantic digging by relatives with no success.
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Harrisonburg
John H. Manning
Chestnut Ridge
These Days Brickbats and Bouquets Stir Debate on Criticism
A Treasury Bureau of Customs letter to Sokolsky criticizes the phrase constructive criticism and defends press freedom against petty officials. The writer cites low license numbers, privileges for elites, and questions the propriety of special plates while condemning bureaucratic dominance and favoritism.
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Treasury Department
Bureau of Customs
Sokolsky
Khouri
Understanding Thyroid Disorders and Thyroxin Therapy
AAMA guidance outlines hyper and hypo thyroidism, goiter signs, and thyroxin replacement for cretinism and adult deficiency. It covers tests like basal metabolic rate and protein bound iodine, and warns against unsupervised use, plus a Toledo talk on radiation exposure cards.
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger publish daily and Sunday editions with separate pricing. Subscriptions vary by duration and region, including Ohio and West Virginia rates, and mail delivery options.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Joly
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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Jim Bishop
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Becky Green
Gertie Rudman
Becky
BY Hatlo
Handy
Doctor Crane
Samuel
Jesus
By Sam Dawson
Brabantio
Laban
Augustin St. Clare
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Dr. Manette
Brain Game
Ceorge
Eli N. Khouri
U. S
Soapy Williams
Michigan
Republic
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
Toledo
William G. Myers
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