Money's Worth Think Things Tough Now? Look at Low Mood of 30s
Sylvia Porter recalls the 1930s depression and compares it to today's recession noting unemployment, declines in industrial production, and the resilience of postwar stabilizers. She argues that unemployment insurance, social security, and tax policy shape modern responses to downturns. The piece reflects on lessons for younger generations.
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Sylvia Porter
New York
Hunter College
Manhattan
Assembly Hall
America
State pays New Orleans teachers after integration dispute
The Louisiana state administration moved to fund New Orleans teachers with 2 million dollars including staff at two integrated schools. Treasurer Tugwell said the amount came from homestead exemption refunds, ending Gov. Davis five special sessions aimed at opposing desegregation. A New Orleans contempt hearing looms Friday as Davis leaders arranged outside funding.
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C. C. Aycock
Tom Jewell
Shelby Jackson
New Orleans
Davis
Ames Public Auction Notice Seems Incomplete
In Ames an auction notice references equipment, pickups and carryalls wagons for inspection. Bidding closes March 10, 00 with the Commission reserving right to accept bids and details read as provided in the fragment.
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Mes
Iowa
Commission
YowAa
Ames
Mills Consolidated School District Notice Published
Property sale acceptance deadline set for 4 P M Tuesday February 14 1961 by Carroll Pringhaupt Secretary Mills Consolidated School District Mills Iowa notice published February 27 1961 spelled as official action and location Mayer Mills district closing date and official in charge.
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Carroll Pringhaupt
Ae Mills Consolidated School
Disy Mills
Iowa
Pringhaupt
Mersag School Distri
Ray Bertelli and Sons Inc corporate notice in Iowa
Notice declaring incorporation under Iowa Business Corporation Act. Ray Bertelli and Sons, Inc. is issued with 2 500 shares at 100 dollars par value. Registered office listed as Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with Ray Bertelli as president and director.
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Pee
State of Iowa
Hon
Iowa Business Corporation Act
Arizona Avenue
Cedar Ragigs
Nn County
Iowa
Uchecdress
Ray Bertelli
Trector
Corporacee Ig
Ray Bert
Don-Lo Broadcasting Company Incorporation Notice
Incorporation of Don Lo Broadcasting Company, Inc under the 1959 Iowa Act with perpetual existence is filed. Principal office on Highway 30 southeast of Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. one class of common stock 1000 shares at $1 par. registered office 806 American Building Cedar Rapids. Directors listed with addresses in Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois. William A Bergman attorney.
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Don-Lo Broadcasting Company, Inc
Iowa Business Corporation
House
58Th General Assembly
Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
American Building
William A. Bergman
John Harvey
North Avenue
Sheboyan
Wisconsin
WF McClenahan
14Th Ave
Rochester
Innesota
Gunnar B. Johnson
Rockford
Mline
Ifford R. Schneider
Sunbury Eakwards
Union Avenue
Shesconsin
Plummer Circle
Sacknesotinnesota
Odessa Dixieland roots traced by Atyosov T
In Odessa, long ago musicians improvised at weddings, a pattern noted by Atyosov T. He says this supports the existence of Dixieland in Odessa before New Orleans, highlighting regional improvisational traditions in music history.
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Cedar Rapids
Mon
Atyosov T
Odessa
New Orleans
Man drives 175 miles after forgetting wife in Big Spring
Gene Magill, 24, left his wife at a Big Spring filling station and drove 175 miles to Colorado Springs to continue toward Laredo. State police caught up and brought him back to his anxious wife as details of the forgetful incident remained unnamed.
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Big Spring, Texas
Gene Magill
Big Spring
Colorado Springs
West Texas
Jazz Roots Traced to Odessa Says Soviet Writer
MOSCOW AP Soviet poet Leonid Utyosov argues in Soviet Culture that New Orleans jazz may echo origins in Odessa. He claims jazz has long existed and that the New Orleans style was a later stage rather than the discoverer of the genre.
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Moscow
New Orleans
Odessa
Leonid Osipovich Utyosov
Bus Plunge in Seoul Kills Six Injures Twenty Six
In Seoul a bus plunged from an embankment on Sunday leaving six dead and twenty six seriously injured. Authorities said the accident occurred on a roadside stretch as emergency crews rushed to the scene to aid survivors and recover victims.
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Seoul
Theyll Do It Every Time by Jimmy Hatlo
Cartoonist Jimmy Hatlo returns with his daily strip featuring clever gags and the signature expressive style. The segment highlights humorous misadventures and societal observations through recurring characters, delivering light satire.
All Four B-47 Crewmen Dead in Wisconsin Crash
The air force reports all four crew members died when the B-47 bomber crashed Friday night in a snowbound, partially flooded logging area near Hurley Wisconsin.
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Duluth
UPS
Air Force
Hurley
Wis
Scout injured during outing at Lehi fractures leg
A boy scout fractured his lower left leg Saturday afternoon while on an Explorer Scouts outing in Lehi. Scout leader Cal Thornton of Draper stayed with him as others sought help. Thornton built a shelter with four skis and started a fire to keep the youth warm until rescuers arrived.
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Lehi
Cal Thornton
Draper
Thornton
Tax Spending Spiraling Up in 1960s U.S.
The Tax Foundation reports Americans paid twice as much in taxes in 1950 and 1960, with about $8 billion more due this year than last. The foundation published its findings Monday in New York.
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New York
UPS
Tax Foundation
Foundation
Rising Tax Toll Frames 1959 Spending Ambitions
A book describes rising US tax burdens with $127 billion collected last year, of which Uncle Sam took 73 percent. The total tax bill neared 30 percent of GNP. Government agencies borrowed $26 billion, and the combined public debt rose to $356 billion. Over half of federal spending in 1959 went to defense, foreign aid, and international relations.
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Uncle Sam
NAACP Criticizes Kennedy Administration For Promises
Baltimore AP report says an NAACP official attacked the Kennedy administration for not fulfilling campaign promises. He condemned the new administration for failing to issue even a single executive order or policy action to date.
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Baltimore
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Kennedy
Three Candidates Vying For Space Flight Start
From Cape Canaveral Howard Benedict reports in a three part Gazette series on men chosen for Americas first manned space mission. Final preparations have begun and the trio weigh the mission with cautious optimism.
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Cape Canaveral
America
Howard Benedict
The
Gazette
Civil rights critique targets New Frontier leadership
Clarence Mitchell, director of the association's Washington office, argues the administration protects civil rights yet has not proposed any civil rights bills. He compares the New Frontier to a dude ranch with Sen Eastland in charge of civil rights and Rep Smith as foreman.
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Clarence Mitchell
The
Association
Washington
Mitchell
New Frontier
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Eastland
Dmiss
Rep. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Informer on TV Starring McLaglen in Ford Film
A John Ford directed movie The Informer starring Victor McLaglen airs at 9 10 30 Mon on television. The program highlights classic film collaboration between Ford and McLaglen.
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Victor McLaglen
John Ford
Scout Skier 15 Rescued After Breaks Leg in Utah Mountains
Sheriff's deputies used a snow tractor to reach a 15 year old Draper boy who broke his leg while skiing in the Wasatch mountains. He and a companion survived 10 hours in a makeshift shelter before rescue teams arrived Sunday.
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Midway
Utah
Sheriff's Deputies
Wasatch Mountains
van ‘Webb
Draper
Bomb Found in Jeep Near American Officers Quarters
U S officials reported a time bomb discovered on Monday in a jeep parked outside the American officers quarters in Saigon Viet Nam. The discovery prompted authorities to cordon and inspect the area as part of ongoing security operations.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
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