TVA 25th anniversary kit spurs tax free speech debate
The piece notes an IRS ruling dismissing certain institutional advertising by private electric utilities as non deductible business expenses. It contrasts TVA publicity efforts for its 25th anniversary with the tax status of TVA as a tax supported agency and argues taxpayers fund the kit, while IRS actions are seen as curbing anti socialized power voices.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Consumers vote with dollars in livestock market trends
Farm Journal editorial notes consumer spending favors livestock producers with steers and hogs selling higher, while crops like corn slip. It contrasts free market gains for livestock against government-supported crops, especially in the Southeast, and questions whether farmers should follow price signals or political guidance. The Ferderick Nietzsche line appears as a closing quip.
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Farm Journal
Gout as World Peace Path Theorized by Witty Writer
A humorous essay argues gout could bind rival statesmen into peace by shared suffering. It suggests aristocratic men with gout would forego war, noting inheritance and family lines fuel the disease, and even jokes about Zeus allocating gout to men to balance pain.
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Bowery
Encyclopedia Britannica
Adam
Zeus
Juno
State Eyes Coordinated Crime Prevention Push
Ohio crime trends show a sharp rise in prison admissions with 1919 inmates jailed in the first five months, 320 more than 1956. M. C. Koblentz urges a statewide crime prevention agency to coordinate efforts, gather statistics, and target root causes block by block.
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Columbus
M. C. Koblentz
State Division of Correction
Koblentz
Ohio
Lebanon
Mansfield
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases on Dads and Daughters
A Dr Crane column argues fathers must teach good habits while children are young. It contrasts college insurance plans with in lived guidance, urging hands on parenting, tutoring, and honest sharing of past faults to motivate sons. Send for his booklet How to Tutor Your Child at Home with a return envelope.
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Clark
George W. Crane
Clark D
YMCA
Scouts
Hoover to Speak in Brussels on Fourth of July
Herbert Hoover, at 84 and recently frail, travels to Brussels to deliver the Fourth of July oration at the World’s Fair and Hoover Day remarks. The Belgian people honor his long service from relief work to U S food administration, with speeches to be broadcast and translated worldwide.
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Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Brussels
London
Hoover
United States
Belgium
Truman
Amos
Israel
Europe
Unites States
Mills Turn Out Less Steel Laysites Likely
Steel mills cut output this week with about a third of workers idle and layoffs possible by summer end. The dispute over price hinges on productivity gains versus higher labor costs as users brace for a possible summer rise. Union and management projections differ on hourly wage impact.
Doyle Arrives in Paris and Finds Taxi Driver Knows Him
Arthur Conan Doyle reaches the Ritz in Paris after a Sunday arrival. The taxi driver identifies him from his itinerary and the seven suitcases on view, prompting Doyle to exclaim at the clever deduction. A separate family moment notes a Norwich, Connecticut youth inviting a girl to a club dance after calling seven others.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
Paris
Ritz
Monsieur Doyle
Doyle
The
Riviera
Andre Blumenthal
Norwalk
Conn
Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Bits and Health Notes
The forecast highlights social activity and outdoor pursuits with travel caution. Birthday individuals face a year of prospects and potential achievements through October, balanced by cautious spending. Domestic and social matters look positive with later business developments possible. avoid late month tense periods. a talent endowed child may be self confident. In Fremont Ohio the Helena school menu change from porcupines to sputniks boosts cafeteria rice and hamburger ball consumption, per cook Mrs Fish er.
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Fremont
Ohio
Helena School
Fred Fisher
Wheel chair design and use for mobility and independence
A medical column explores how wheel chairs must fit the patient and environment. It covers adaptable sizes, wheel configurations for outdoor use, detachable arms, and safety features to prevent circulatory problems and bed sores.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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