Congress Goes Home After Passing $5.6 Billion Tax Increase
The 82nd Congress adjourns its first session amid debate over the $5.6 billion tax increase. Truman criticizes loopholes and calls for broader reform while warning of deficits into 1953. The Middle East tension and Vatican relations also appear in brief items, with projected deficits around $6.4 billion for 1952 and $16.4 to $23.4 billion for 1953 depending on spending.
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Morals Unchanged Says Dewey Amid National Scandals
Philosopher Dr John Dewey argues that American morals are not worse than in the past despite scandal reports. He notes strains in family life but places responsibility on parents rather than schools or leaders. Dewey, 65, stresses stable values across society despite turbulent headlines.
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Senator Young Pushes Congress to Rehabilitate Ford's Theatre
Senator Milton R. Young of North Dakota again seeks a joint resolution directing the Interior Secretary to prepare and submit an estimate for restoring Ford's Theatre in Washington D C where Lincoln was shot. Estimates have run as high as 500000, and Young argues the site has deteriorated, diminishing its historic significance and visitor experience.
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Awas
Petersen
Louis Schade
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Stanton
Lincoln Death Site and Ford's Theatre Revealed in Museum Visit
The feature traces Ford's Theatre history and the Petersen house in Springfield near Lincoln's death. It notes preservation of the scene, the 1865 assassination aftermath, and a museum exhibit recounting the events and artifacts tied to Lincoln's last hours.
Crosswords Puzzle Refreshes Readers with Clue Clusters
Fragmented puzzle clues mix misspellings and garbled phrases listing across and down entries. Readable items hint at theme words such as Desert Asia, Ireland, Medusa, and various abbreviations.
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Bibi
Signals, Signals, and a Shaky Halfback Hero
In fall at Retfield assistant coach recalls Jeff Chappell a big, dumb player who became pivotal after misreads nearly derailed them. Coach Judd pushes for Chappell to play, he studies players’ toes for cues, and Hubbard’s trick play backfires as Chappell adapts with a makeshift signals system.
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Chappell
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Neved
Jeft
Truman Will Be Democratic Nominee in 1952 Says Expert
Wright Patterson and Jonathan Daniels argue Truman is virtually certain to secure the Democratic nomination in 1952. They cite his political position, the strength of the party program, and the alleged power of the federal bureaucracy to translate jobs into votes as a major hurdle for any Republican rival. The piece critiques the central valley and Arizona projects and calls for curbing costly federal undertakings while noting broader wariness about Acheson’s role and the Genii committee findings on MacArthur firing.
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