Tax plan aims to spur growth and limit federal powers
The National Association of Manufacturers outlines a five year program to cut both corporate and individual top rates to 35 percent while preserving revenues. It urges broad bases with fewer exemptions and constitutional limits on taxing income, estates and gifts, arguing faster capital formation and job growth depend on it. The piece notes the program would gradually reduce progressive tax elements and keep personal exemptions, plus highlights a Social Security booklet for teens titled Johns First Job, issued in four color with a social message.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Social Security Administration
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Social Security
Local Phone Line Expansion Aims at Dawsonville Route
The Standard Telephone Co of Corpelia Ga expands with a new line from Dahlonega toward Dawsonville. The project marks another step in national progress and reflects the ongoing growth across communities in the United States.
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Dawsonville, Ga
Standard Tele Phone Co
Corpelia, Ga
Daphlonega
Dawsonville Way
United States
Hallelujah Men and the Nyet Men in Soviet discourse
Hal Boyle comments on a Soviet debate led by Shelepin over a "cult of personality" around Stalin. He contrasts the term Hallelujah Men with the imagined Nyet Men who might resist, noting Shelepin's defense of loyalty and his failure to challenge the regime. The piece.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
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Shelepin
Soviet Union
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Sheepin
United Nations
Siberia
Hallelujah
Help
Dividends Rise and Policies Examine Corporate Payouts
Stockholder interest runs high as 278 corporate securities announce dividends with six increases and seven extra stock payments. The Commerce Department notes a steady rise in payouts, while firms plan about 35 billion dollars in plant expansion funded by debt or retained earnings. Managers face questions on payout vs retention at annual meetings. Do women smile at butchers because they like them or to gain tender steaks for their husbands.
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Dam Dawson
New York
Sam
Westinghouse Electric
Department of Commerce
Haseen
Case for early church exposure and child moral education
Dr George W Crane argues against keeping children from churches and Sunday schools until age 21. He contends parental bias harms a child’s moral and intellectual development and compares church involvement to essential nutrition and ethical formation. He urges parents to let children taste church life and to visit Sunday school as neutral observers before deciding.
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CYO
Pain and its varied role in medicine and everyday life
Dr Jordan discusses pain as a universal human sensation with varying responses across and within individuals. He notes pain can aid diagnosis, yet often serves no purpose. modern anesthesia and analgesics have greatly improved relief, contrasted with earlier Bulgarian anesthesia and recent medical reflections in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Edwiy R. Sunpan
New England Journal of Medicine
Negro Dies in Chair for Slaying Woman
Huntsville Texas reports Tommy Lee Walker a 20 year old Black man convicted of assaulting and killing a Dallas white woman died in the electric chair early Saturday Walker maintained innocence and refused the traditional salt meal Also noted Marine Sgt Matthew C McKeon court martial delayed two months to hire civilian counsel and actor Calhern dies in Nara Japan after heart attack as he prepared for film work
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Matthew C. McKeon
Calhern
Nara
Japan
Louis Calhern
Huntsville
Tex
Tommy Lee Waler
Dallas
State Penitentiary
Walker
Army Border Duty and Young Recruits in 1916
Sergeant Keating recalls 1916 enlistments of two young men Hazard and Cushing. Both dodged discipline in Bliss training and on the Big Bend border, where isolation bred restlessness. The border patrol at Camp Dill included hopes of crossing no man’s land and Mexico raids, with delays and dangers shaping their early military days.
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Ingersoll
Mr. Hazard
Washington
West Point
Cushing
Will
No Man’s Land
Paris
el Paso
Big Bend
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Dobe
Rio Grande
Mexico
Ashing
A Mother's Day Message From The Heart
A nostalgic poem from a mother expressing longing and hope for her children. She speaks of blue moods, hidden tears, and the wish to guide them with faith, love, and care, promising to bind wounds and teach them to live well under God.
Radio Programs Include Gailipone Jets and Manly News Schedule
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