Who Pays Income Taxes in America Today
A Treasury report shows individuals paid 33 billion in personal income taxes last year with 60 percent from earners 1200 to 10000 and 40 percent from those above 10000. The piece argues higher rates push debt and contemplates repeal of the Sixteenth Amendment, favoring consumption taxes if repeal occurs. It notes thrift and initiative as lost values under income tax and urges a broad public movement to repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Corinne Griffith
Saint Schweitzer Turns 82 A Saintly Giant Of Mind
The famed Albert Schweitzer, age 82 today, founded a hospital in Lambarene and earned the Nobel Peace Prize. A biography by Erica Anderson portrays his simple living, reverence for life, and daily routine at the African hospital, where natives and staff will honor him with songs and gifts at breakfast before a day of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earth
Africa
Albert Schweitzer
Europe
Lambarene
French Equatorial Africa
DR. Schweitzer
Erica Anderson
Jerome Hill
James J. Hill
Eisenhower budget forecast foresees modest gains for 1957
President Eisenhower projects brighter times for Americans and industry in the next fiscal year. He expects higher wages and incomes to lift tax receipts by about 2.6 billion dollars while total revenue rises to 73.7 billion and expenditures to 71.7 billion. Industrial output increased by four points in 1956, though growth is tapering from 1955, with weak autos, steel orders, and machinery demand tempering expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Statewide repeal drive gains public support
The passage urges active public involvement to back a repeal movement. It argues state governments will back the repeal once they see popular backing, emphasizing sustained citizen interest and organized participation.
Stuttering to Stardom Garry Moore and Dr Crane Note
Garry Moore reveals a high school stutter yet achieved fame on TV and stage. Dr George W Crane explains the Stutter Triangle linking fear and tension, offering methods to reduce stuttering and urging readers to seek his booklets. The article notes the U S acquired Louisiana Territory from Spain, not France, and Spanish flag history at New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Moore
Garry
Dr. Crane
Greece
Demosthenes
Crane
Louisiana Territory
United States
France
New Orleans
No title found in text to summarize
No readable event or outcome is clearly defined in the fragment. The passage centers on domestic scenes with characters Cass Marcy Aunt Cordy Alex and a visitor Lenore Black plus a Mason society note about births and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy
Cass
Cordy
Alex
Leo
Powers
Lenore Black
Insomnia and Sleep: Causes and Treatments
A Boston physician outlines insomnia as a common symptom with many physical and emotional causes. He emphasizes identifying and removing the trigger, cautions against long-term sedatives, and notes temporary drugs may help when a clear cause exists. The piece quotes Dr Solomon on varied modern sleep aids and the enduring challenge of elusive sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
Boston
United States
Stars For Tomorrow Horoscope Message
A horoscope advises kindness and tolerance to get along with others. It urges resourcefulness at work to ensure accomplishment and notes a good year ahead for Aquarians with versatility and responsibility, as planetary stimuli influence professional pursuits and finances.
Mark Time in 1957 and Paths to 1958 Plans
The text outlines a cautious outlook for 1957 with early September opportunities and a focus on maintaining earnings while planning for 1958. It notes travel and new social contacts in August, emphasizes domestic relationships in July September and November, and advises against December extravagance. A birthday child is described as loyal and affectionate.
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Wayne Hart Jr Colum bus
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr and Mrs Wayne Hart Jr of Columbus at the home of Mrs Taft Boston. Attending were many local residents including Mr and Mrs Leo Thompson Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson Mr and Mrs Donald Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Knapp
Columbus
Roma Workman
Randy Collins
Letart
Wayne Hart, Jr
Taft Boston
Richard Roush
Sue Adkins
Sam Boston
Leo Thompson
Harry Thompson
Donald Thompson
Wayne Hart, Sr
Hannah Johnson
Lester Adkins
Virgil Adkins
Clarence Adkins
Howard Rayburn
Bonnie Jean Rayburn
Ed Fry
Clarence Yeager
Daniel Weigams
Jack Riley
Curtis Brown
Garner Chapman
Beatrice Chapman
King
Earl Keifer
Ethel Fry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hal Boyle
By Sam Dawson
NEA Service, Inc
George W. Crane
Bege
Jay Cove
NEA
Aunt Cordy
Backy
Mason
Maud Young
George Young
Richard Grinstead
Suzie
New Haven
Robert Hoffman
Point Pleasant
Betty Smith
Charles Hoffman
George
Pomeroy
Eugene Flowers
Winfred Hoffman
Famiy
Hartford
Patrick Riley
Herman Ross
Connie Newton
Sandy Sordon
John Ross
Terry Lee
Cheshire
Ohio
John Workman
Cindy Lynn
Meigs General Clinic
Eddie Russell
West Columbia
R. E. Workman
James Maynard
The
Leta I
By Jimmy Hatlo
J.P Neil
College Ave
Fai.o Alto
Calif
Ben
Snodgrass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!