Telegram Opinion on Taxation and the NTU
The piece argues government tax administration lacks full detail and taxpayers ignore complexity. It notes rising tax demands and describes the National Taxpayers Union founded in Washington to inform taxpayers about taxes. Key figures include Dr Murray N Reilbard and Janis D Davidson, with praise and critique from Jeffrey St John of Copley News Service.
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Alexander Stauiton
National Taxpayers Union
Washington
NTU
Murray N. Reilbard
Zight Smart
Janis D. Davidson
Jeffrey St. John
Copley News Service
Taxpayers union cites historic tax Revolt warnings and calls for taxpayer liberation
The NTU warns that heavy taxation undermines civilization citing Hamilton and Edward Gibbon. Maryland financier Wainwright Dawson Jr asserts high current taxes exceed colonial levels and links tax backlash to revolutions. The group seeks to return to early American economic ideas and claims bipartisan support.
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Hamilton
United States
Wainwright Dawson, Jr
Maryland
NTU
Dawson
Ancient
Greece
Rome
Edward Gibbon
Agri Money Coupons and Welfare Fraud Exposed
The Agri Money food coupon program, run by the Agriculture Department, is described as a pseudo currency. The piece alleges billions in value, transfer paths through welfare agencies, stores, and banks, and predicts rising costs as food stamp rolls swell to tens of millions, with government efforts to streamline applications.
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Gia
Department of Agriculure
U.S
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Welfare Agency
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve System
Bureau of Engraving 2
The
National Observer
Daily Wall Street Journal
Galion
Congress
Dream Flight Encounter Turns Up a $100 Million Briefcase
In a Las Vegas to Nassau flight, Art Buchel imagines meeting Howard a private dealer who insists on reading about estates and states, avoids handshakes, and reveals a sudden fortune when his briefcase is left behind. The scene ends with Howard departing in a limo, leaving $100 million in new thousand-dollar bills.
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Washington
Las Vegas
Paradise Island
Bahamas
Art
Howard
Tye
Jane Russell
Sou
Desert Inn
Nassau
Howart
Los Angeles Times
Questions and Answers From a Science Quiz
A series of brief Q and A items cover salt levels in the Great Salt Lake versus oceans, pine flower biology, number of chemical elements, a treaty regulated hobby, nursing credentials, Mark Twain burial, peanut production by Georgia, and the meaning of China's five star emblem. The answers provide concise factual statements with names places and facts.
Freedom newspaper credo essay on self-control
A fragmentary editorial argues freedom as self-control aligned with moral duties. It stresses personal responsibility, God given rights, and adherence to foundational principles as the path to true liberty. The piece promotes individual discipline over government victory.
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Telegram Your Freedom
Mian ix
Himaele
Heonsa
Tony
Osteoporosis explained and how to manage it
Dear Dr. Eapab explains osteoporosis not a single disease but a loss of bone density, more common in women before 60, less in men. Emphasizes activity, calcium intake near a quart of milk daily, and rare vertebral collapse. Warns about fragility, fall prevention, and treatment aims to stop bone loss with hormones and diet.
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Eapab
Fife
Scrambler to Previous Purela Across 35 Poem 7 ck rt AF
Puzzle style word list with across and down clues mixed. fills include biblical terms and gods, regional names, animals, and descriptors. contains multiple jumbled phrases and partial hints for a themed crossword style grid.
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S New Guinea
Lame duck session sparks debate on democracy and policy
The piece argues present lame duck Congress actions on welfare reform SST and other hot issues defy constitutional spirit. It cites lawmakers like Goodell Gore McCarthy and Hartke voting on major measures during retirement or post election sessions. It questions legitimacy and calls resignations for perceived principle failures.
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Congress
Sedling
Condell
Young
McCarthy
Gore
Holland
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Tias
LBU
Charles Goodell
Goodell
Tns
New York Senate
New York Times
Goxlell
Lee Fyith
Gotxlell
Fat Power author Louderback Challenged by Body Bias
Staten Island businessman Llewellyn Louderback, 40, who lost weight battles, argues in his book Fat Power that prejudice against fat people is fueled by media and diet culture. He contends healthy weight is 20 to 60 pounds above industry standards and calls for ending body bias in society.
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New York
NEA
Llewellyn Dmulerback
Louderback
Staten Island
Manhattan
Hawthorn
Fat bias in society and the fat verse
Jouderback, a freelance writer, joins a critique of American dieting culture. He notes how thinness dominates culture and prompts extreme efforts to lose weight. He argues prejudice against fat persists despite diverse body types and hopes his book sparks awareness.
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Louxlernack
Houston Astrodome
Salisdad
Louterback
Columbus stock sale and weather notes from 1940s
December miscellany reviews a recent Columbus stock sale listing 2,824 hogs and 488 cattle traded, plus a weather wrap noting November 1940 colder than four years prior. Other items report business receipts, parking and utilities figures, a Jaycee nomination, and a storm description recalling a severe wind and rain event with damage across Columbus.
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Syea
Columbus
M.H. van Berg
Columbus Gas
Rudolph
University of Connecticut
James J. Barnett
Etolph
Santa Claus
M. Siegberta
St. Mary's Hospital
Kearney
Telegram
Columbus Chamber of Coyameree
Gordon G. Zeller
Telhsood
Jaycee
Hotel Thurston
Orpheus Opera House
Crete
Ality
Union Pacific
Burlington
Seward
Norfolk Freight
Benham
Fullerton
Werman Ochirleh
Fragmentary BARDS verse note by Phil Pastoret
A garbled OCR style fragment presents a poetic note titled BARDS by Phil Pastoret. It mentions a pre Christmas scene with shopping and a simplistically phrased interaction. The text is incomplete and hard to parse.
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Handhal
Woodlawn Cemetery
Eni, NY
Georgia
China
Communist Party
Dr. Lamb
Wrang Oktekorna
Pretin
Barteser
Alehouse
Goole
Tab Farm
Effrey Hart
Lee Mueller
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