Prophecy Turns Reality as Minnesota Faces Revenue Gap
The piece revisits a 1957 warning by Charles P. Stone of the Minnesota Taxpayers Assn. He argued the 1957 session was the most spending in state history and that the 1959 legislature would need 69 to 71 million in additional revenue for the 1959 61 biennium. It urges lawmakers and Gov Freeman to trim expenses or find new tax sources and steer state finances toward prudent, business like governance.
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Gov. Freeman
Minnesota Taxpayers Assn
Charles P. Stone
the Assn
Overnor
Stone
Austin
The
Herald
Minnesota
Sea Tchance
Hardest Working Person Title by Dr Marion Hilliard
A Toronto physician highlights the immense labor of motherhood with young children as the most demanding form of work, praising maternal resilience and dedication.
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Marion Hilliard
Toronto
Canada
No Deals With Ivan Here We Go Again
An editorial declares opposition to any trade with the Soviet Union and its allies. It argues Khrushchev seeks U S machinery to boost Russia's chemical industry and warns such sales would free manpower for war efforts, undermine Western economies, and threaten strategic balance. The piece urges Congress and allied governments to maintain an anti trade stance despite business pressures.
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Free World
Khrushchev
United States
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
Congress
Britain
Germany
Canada
Is This Sport Acknowledging Death At Indianapolis 500
In the wake of last week's fatal crash at the Indianapolis 500, the 1958 race is debated as a sport with deadly risks. Pat O Connor, 29, among 15 cars wrecked on the first lap, marks the 48th death in 42 races, raising questions about the value and safety of auto racing as a sport.
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Peope
Indianapolis
Pat O'Connor
Mankato Free Press
Summit chaos as leaders gather with vast press pools
Lester B. Pearson comments that a summit conference with a dozen or more governments, each supported by large staffs and surrounded by thousands of journalists, photographers, and media, creates an uncomfortable, crowded scene near the summit.
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Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Negroes Hold Power to Elect HarlemCongress Candidate
A surge of African American Republican leaders in Harlem push to nominate a Democrat with a leftist past as the party’s Congress candidate. They fear street unrest if Powell is not endorsed, while critics label him a demagogue and assert his power over Harlem’s political fate hinges on race and party loyalty.
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Adam Clayton Powell
New York County Committee
National Republican Club
Thomas J. Curran
Preston Davie
Congress
Harlem
Powell
Eisenhower
U. S
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
New York City
New York County
Brooklyn
Bronx
New York
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Cal
Hollywood
Hayes
Treasury to Tap Banks for Massive Bonds Boom
Sylvia Porter's financial column surveys the U S Treasury's aggressive borrowing plan. It details selling 34 percent bonds to raise funds, rolling over short term debt, and anticipated deficits that push the public debt toward 290 to 300 billion dollars, signaling a new era of peacetime borrowing and boosted business activity.
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Treasury
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America
U.S
Congress
Anderson
Federal Reserve System
The
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Recession Questions and Local Fiscal Suggestions
The piece discusses Minnesota legislature’s potential special session for recession measures and urges long term welfare planning. It notes a 1959 61 fiscal shortfall and compares Minnesota to South Dakota debt authorization by voters. It also mentions Rev. Coleman selling two chihuahua puppies and a shift in Americans’ bill paying and savings habits per the American Collectors Association.
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American Collectors Association
The
Association
Goldwater Praises Hayes in Running Machinists Union
Senator Barry Goldwater visited the Machinists Union to inspect their operations and praised the governance as a model for how unions should be run. He noted the union safeguards member assets, contracts, and benefit systems with strong oversight and a professional staff. Hayes, leading the union, is seen as a potential future national labor leader.
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Arizona
Goldwater
U. S
Canada
Hayes
Sen. Goldwater
Greek Lesson Crossword Clues
Across clues include first Greek letter and seventh Greek letter. downs cover Tibetan priest and former Russian ruler. The puzzle asks for short answers like notched and dress, with entries such as armed forces and peruser. Strong noun and proper noun answers are required for an accurate solve.
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New York
Fairy Fort
River
Virginia
Crossword Puzzle Clues A to H
A compilation of clues with answers like hem relax winter vehicle the Aegean lies between Greece and Asia Minor Fillip rendered fat of swine gems of shrubs asterisk ceremony foot part Greek mountain fish legal point railroads entangle.
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Greece
Asia Minor
Three Minutes a Day Urges Nursing Service In Nation
A Bell Syndicate release promotes nursing as a calling with 70 000 jobs. It frames nurses as caregivers who Heal spirits and bodies and offer Christlike comfort. It invites young women to join or encourage others, citing Matthew 25 36.
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Bell Syndicate
Barbers Granted Surgeons Privileges in 1461 England
In 1461 during Edward IV's reign, barbers held surgeon and dentist privileges. They provided shaving and haircuts and could pull teeth or perform minor operations under license.
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Edward IV
England
Understanding mild neurosis and the path to salvation
The counselor is right that the distress hints at neurosis, but insanity is unlikely unless in real danger. The core issue is enduring lostness rooted in early beliefs. the suggested remedy is spiritual salvation through forgiveness and a sense of belonging in God, which the author says will replace the feeling of lostness.
Earth’s Surface Mostly Water
The statement notes that about three quarters of the planet’s surface is covered by water, underscoring the oceanic vastness compared with landmasses. It reflects a geographic fact about oceans, seas, lakes, and rivers shaping global geography.
Zone 1 Rate Applies to Military Subscriptions
Note zone 1 pricing is valid for subscription service delivery to U.S. service personnel including Armed Forces aboard APO and FPO/NPO addresses, covering all areas and territories served.
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U.S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like A Stock or Price Snippet
A damaged OCR fragment presents scattered figures and symbols resembling prices or ratios. Specific names or places are not identifiable and no coherent event or person is discernible from the text.
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