Heavy Cut in Liquor Taxes To Be Sought
Washington report notes distillers plan a big cut in the liquor tax in the new Republican Congress. They seek lowering from 10.50 to 6 per gallon to revive lagging sales and curb bootlegging. Government data show 767.59 million gallons backlogged in warehouses as of June 39 1952, an eight year supply at normal use.
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Treasured U. S. Archives Move to New Shrine
Original copies of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence moved from the Library of Congress to the National Archives in a bomb proof ceremony. An armed guard and formal procession accompanied the crates as soldiers, bands, and state flags joined the display and public ceremony planned with President Truman.
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Meat prices ease as supply climbs and demand cools
Market watchers say production boosts and a large cattle herd drive a broad price drop across beef and pork. Despite lingering questions, analysts note higher supply, lower feed costs, and strong processed-item demand, with prime and choice cuts slower to fall.
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Chicago Housewives Rejoice Over Lower Meat Prices
Chicago shoppers cheered as pork roasts sold for as low as 29 cents a pound and middle grade beef prices fell in numerous stores on Saturday.
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Electors Cast Votes Monday For President
Washington reports the Electoral College will formally elect Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. Nixon on Monday as voters’ choice is counted toward the official tally with January 6 set for the joint session to certify.
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