Understanding Tax Cuts In A Fiery Washington Debate
The article weighs varying tax cut ideas from immediate withholding moratoriums to across the board rate reductions and higher personal exemptions. It notes the psychological uplift from cuts may boost spending but warns of no corresponding spending cuts, questioning whether relief matches the budget impact. The piece critiques excise taxes and stresses the need to address government expenditure alongside tax policy.
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White House
Washington
Nehru
Japan
Hungary
United States
Poland
Russia
Europe
Tito
Hoover Calls Valley Forge Speech a Call for Self-Reliance
Herbert Hoover spoke at Freedoms Foundation in Valley Forge late February, delivering a surprise closing remark. He argued that wisdom comes from experience, not government, and urged Americans to rely on inventiveness and initiative in tough times.
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Herbert Hoover
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Odd Traffic Theory Sparks Safety Debate
William Gottlieb of the Automobile Club of New York argues motorists drive as safely as conditions permit and blames bad roads laws and theories. Traffic experts, however, say the human factor dominates fatalities, and Gottlieb offers few supporters or evidence.
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The
Automobile Club of New York
William Gottlieb
Gottlieb
Helen Kane and the Miracle of a Salt Lake City Benefactor
In January Helen Kane receives help after her public critique of poverty. Florence Valentine, 374 19th Avenue Salt Lake City, sends $10,000 to aid Kane and husband Dan Healy, saving jewelry from pawn and spurring further gifts. Kane later stars on television, while Valentine’s gift aids her children after a car crash.
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Helen Kane
35Th Street
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Dan Healy
Walter O’keefe
Lila Lee
Harold Arlen
Abe Berman
Seymour Weiss
New Orleans
Richard Jacobson
Charley Daly
William Lengel
The
Lambs
Mr. Healy
Ralph Edwards
Dan
Edwards
Healys
Hollywood
Miss Kane
Moulin Rouge
Florence Valentine
Lth Avenue
Salt Lake City
Utah
Helen
Judith
Richard
Florence
Havemeyer
Marriage Tests Helped Hilda Save Her Home
Case history shows Hilda H. on the verge of divorce after a decade of marriage. A lawyer’s guidance with Dr. Crane’s Marriage Tests and Sex Problems in Marriage booklet led her to reassess and strengthen her relationship. The column notes a 1950s trend of lawyers and doctors prescribing the booklets to couples and families, advising readers to request copies through the newspaper.
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Hilda
George W. Crane
Hilda H
Carolina
American Medical Association
Crane
Front Page Business Edition Signals Economic Upturn Now?
The front page blends entertainment and space stories with stark financial headlines about bank reserves, credit, deficits, and public works. It argues that business news dominates front pages as economic signals affect workers, merchants, and manufacturers, noting downticks but resilience.
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Business Financial
Treasury
U.S
Washington
Ade's Man Uplift Turns Trash to Theater Tale
Famed humorist George Ade parries a Chicago editor with wit when his three act manuscript is dismissed as bilge by the manager. Ade then dumps the script in the editor’s trash and quips about Miami fish not matching Ritz fare as a pelican joke.
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Arly
George Ade
Indiana
Chicago
Ade
Miami
Ritz
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Public Forum Letter Advocates Tax Reduction Principle
Senator Jenkins plans a tax cut bill. A reader argues for more local control and higher dependent and education deductions, citing the Homestead Act and the Tenth Amendment to empower individuals and consumers. The author appeals to national civic virtue and urges a bold step for America.
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Thomas A. Jenkins
Washington, D.C
America
Washington
William Henry "Farrison
Jenkins
Signs for tax cuts amid recession debate and political worry
The piece argues for immediate tax cuts to boost take home pay and consumer spending, criticizing opponents who favor thrift and caution. It cites Sen. Styles Bridges on foreign aid, Poland, Yugoslavia, and India, linking aid to Soviet influence and urging tax relief to restore confidence and economic activity.
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New York
Mamma
Poland
Yugoslavia
Allergy to Personalities Sparks Irritation in Daily Life
The column explores how people can be allergic to others and feel persistent irritation toward certain personalities. Even without clear reasons, repeated impressions gnaw at emotions and color interactions.
Horoscope hints lively Saturday with travel and finance notes
The page forecasts a lively day with social activity and smooth job matters. It urges completing tasks early for more leisure and notes September speculative finance risk. It also links a six month window of new job responsibilities to later financial security and advises avoiding irritants in personal relations. A reader asks about coughing blood and tuberculosis.
The Athens Messenger Advertising Rates and Publication Detail
The Athens Messenger outlines daily and Sunday editions with prices for single copies, carrier delivery, and mail subscriptions. It lists rates for Ohio and West Virginia, special mail terms, and notes second class postal status under the Associated Press.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Ohio & W Va
Athens
Ohio
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Jim Bishop
By Hatlo
Dormatt
Business
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the Public Forum
Athens, Mar
George Sokolsky
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India
Kerala
Great Britain
Bridges
Herman Bundesen
C. T
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Associated Press
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