Hazlitt views on federal spending and budget outlook
Henry Hazlitt argues that the Presidents 1950 fiscal year target understates total outlays due to trust funds not in the general budget. He warns of potential deficits, inflated revenue estimates, and possible larger nondefense and defense appropriations. He cites waste in military spending and calls for cuts in farm subsidies foreign aid and veterans benefits amid fears of a spending spiral. He also notes looming auto industry bargaining tensions and parking as a pressing municipal issue in cities.
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Henry Hazlitt
Neeewert
Hastitt
Mr. Hazlitt
Congress
Federal spending study faults Eisenhower budget priorities
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce finds little evidence that the 1959 budget imposed stern tests of priority on civilian programs. Nondefense spending would rise by 2.7 billion, with increases in commerce and housing, labor and welfare, and other areas. The study urged strong administration action and public backing to curb civil spending as the economy grows.
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Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Eisenhower
Washington
Eugene F. Rinta
Council
Rinta
Rvita
Congress
Eddie Condon Jazz Session Preview for MGM Records
Report on Eddie Condon leading a relaxed recording session at the Hotel Sutton for MGM. Details cover personnel, equipment, and the plan for Eddie Condon's Lullabies for Big Babies due April 1, with costs and distributor pricing and a 19 cent royalty per copy.
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Edward Condon
Sutton
East 56Th Street
Arnold Maxin
Jack Webb
MGM Records
Mr. Condon
Jack Lame
Mr. Maxin
Eddie Condon
MGM
Case History of a Psychiatrist on Clothing and Health
Dr. George W. Crane argues that clothing protects skin from sun and insects, rejects tanning as healthful, and claims fur and feathers served early humans. He cites Lincoln W aged 15 visiting Indiana, noting sun harm, ulcers, and skin cancer risks from sun exposure while praising clothes as a medical aid.
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Lincoln W
Decean
Washington
Indiana
Thim
Lincoln
Florida
California
Dr. Crane
Portraitist Dorothy Wilding Captures Royal and Noted Figures
Dorothy Wilding, a Mayfair photographer, recalls royal sittings from 1937 coronation to Queen Elizabeth II. She photographed the Duke of Kent, Princess Marina, and the Duke of Windsor, among others, and once photographed Bernard Baruch who dozed off mid session. Somerset Maugham demanded wrinkles stay.
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London
Dorothy Wilding
Duke of Kent
Marina
Greece
Miss Wilding
Mayfair
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
George VI
Wilding
Britain
Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII
New York
Bernard Baruch
Somerset Maughan
Try and Stop Me WO Old Friends Night in New York
Two old friends visit New York for a class dinner and reserve a hotel room. They wake with heavy heads and bruises, seek their bartender contact in the convention hall for answers, while a gardening magazine receives an urgent inquiry from a subscriber signed Constant Weeder. A two volume mushroom encyclopedia sells for 125 dollars in 1958.
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New York
When I was a kid in Athens Route 4
A poem recalling childhood in a rural home. The speaker notes era norms of quiet children and mothers avoiding pills, while skunk grease and castor oil were seen as cures. The narrator recalls feigning illness to avoid chores, and finding punishment with a tranquilizer stored by the father in the wood shed.
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Mama
Grandma
Papa
Thanks to Richland Ave Fire Department for swift help
Mr and Mrs Frank Huseman thank the Richland Ave Fire Department for their quick and efficient response last Sunday morning to a fire in the Union community. They urge continued support and appreciation for the department's excellent work.
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the Messenger
Richland Ave
New York Harbor Delays Antarctic Ship Arrival
Ice in New York Harbor delayed the docking of the 15,000 ton Towle returning from the Antarctic. Tugs lagged behind schedule due to harbor floes as Towle, one of 10 vessels carrying scientists and Navy personnel, waited to dock after wintering near the South Pole.
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New York Harbor
New York
Antarctic
South Pole
Settlement Granted to Student Deckhand in Lake Freighter Accident
Mark Smith a 22 year old Chicago college student sustained back injuries while working as a deckhand on a lake freighter. He received a $65 000 settlement Wednesday from the Kinsman Transit Co in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Mark Smith
Chicago
Kinsman Transit Co
Our Children and Gang Life in a Broken Home
The essay argues gangs reflect more than race, tracing roots to broken homes and parental instability. It counsels group activities and proper guidance to redirect youth, noting public schools alone cannot assimilate new urban populations.
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Jordan
Iraq
Nasser
Yemen
Khrushchev
Zhukov
New York
Ttch
Emotional factors linked to sinus pain and headaches
The article discusses how emotional upset can trigger sinus trouble and headaches, noting many medical discussions support emotional factors in headaches and a sizable number report sinus symptom changes with emotional stress. It covers thyroid adenoma, scoliosis causes and treatment, sighing causes, and plantar warts treatment options.
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B. C
H. G
Tomorrow's auspices boost business and home plans
Tomorrow brings excellent prospects for both business and household affairs. Start early, plan wisely, and with enthusiasm you can achieve much and enjoy leisure with a clear mind. If tomorrow is your birthday, a path to achievement is revealed now.
Athens Messenger Publication Details and Pricing
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery and mail options. Rates are listed for one week, one month, six months, and one year with special weekly pricing for Ohio and West Virginia readers.
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Athens Messenger
Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Ohio
Athens
Postoffice
THE
Associated Press
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Victor Riesel
Walter Reuther
Jim Bishop
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Toscanini
Lawrence Welk
By Hatlo
OM Seco
George W. Crane
God Almighty
Patrick Massey
Hal Boyle
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
the Public Forum
Jessie A. Whisman
Mr. and
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George Sokolsky
Edwin Jordan
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