Tax Foundation visuals reveal average taxpayer tax burden
The Tax Foundation uses a model saying the average taxpayer works eight hours to pay taxes and allocates portions of the day to various expenses. It notes these averages can mislead due to tax rate progressivity while illustrating a daily Treasury intake around 200 million dollars, with spikes near 800 million dollars on peak days.
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The
Tax Foundation, Inc
Rockerfeller Center
New York
U.S
Avera
Birthe Treasury
Treasury
Sealed bids for removal of 30 foot frame building
The American Legion Boston Post Road in Sudbury Massachusetts invites sealed bids for the removal of a 30 foot frame building. Bids must be received by J Wood Archi at cord Avenue Belchusetts by 5:00 on February 23 1960. Bids will be opened and read publicly.
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ION
Massachusetts
Panent
Sudbury
Massaites
American Legion
Boston Post Road
Ll J. Wood
Archimcord Avenue
Belchusetts
Ily
Public Appeals Hearing Set on Zoning Real Estate Plans
Notice declares a public hearing by the Appeals on February 9 at 7:30 pm regarding zoning actions. It names Maynard of Acton and citizens including King and Martin as involved parties. The hearing covers real estate premises at a Lincoln area address and a plan to construct a two car residence.
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Maynard OF Appeals -Massach
Ifford F. King
Serbert W. Martin
Lincoln Gle
Stow Votes Grow to About 1100 as 13 Names Added
Stow Town Clerk Francis E. Warren reports 13 new names added to the voting list yesterday bringing total voters to about 1100. Registration closes Feb 23 with polls open 11 30 am to 8 pm and meeting to begin at p m. Selectmen to post the warrant soon.
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Stow
Francis E. Warren
Warren
Raytheon appoints Edmond P DiGiannantonio new marketing manager
Edmond P DiGiannantonio named marketing manager for Submarine Signal Operations of Raytheon Equipment Division. He previously led product planning for Sub-Sig Operations and joined Raytheon in 1956 as a products salesman. holds an MLIT and advanced studies at Maryland. former assistant business manager for the Instrumentation Laboratory at MIT.
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Edmond P. DiGiannantonio
Raytheon Company
DiGiannantonio
Raytheon
Labora- Pon
Netcsatie Inatituve
University of Maryland
Electronic Industries Associations
Marketing Data E
Pre School Classses Grow In Stow With Joint Effort
Thirteen pre schoolers attend five mornings weekly at Mt. Calvary Church Hastings street Stow with classes from 9 to 12. Led by Mrs. Charles Warren of Concord street Maynard and Mrs. Henning Sahlberg Great Road Stow the program runs Sept 10 to June 3 mirroring Stew school holidays.
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Stow
Mt. Calvary Church
Hastings Street
Maynard
Charles Warren
Concord Street
Henning Sahlben
Great Road
John Horan
Taylor
Read
Sally. Johnson
John J. Johnson
Gleasondale
Kristin Kallio
Voitto E. Kallio
Assabet Street
Jeffrey. Keith
Donald Keith
Sandy Brook Drive
Glen Martin
Keith Martin
Sudbury Road
Paul McClellan
South Acton Road
David Mong
Robert C. Mong
Walnut Ridge Road
Kristin Behto
August Lehto
Linda Sahlberg
Henning Sahlberg
Daniel and
David DiPietro
Ralph DiPietro
West Acton Poad
Sudbury Man Charged After Morning Auto Crash
Robert J. McQuade 31 of Hudson Road Sudbury drove his station wagon into a parked car on East Main Street near Hosmer Street then struck a tree. He escaped injury and faces charges of driving under the influence endangering and speeding. The parked car owner was Merton C. Scott visiting Worcester.
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Polica
Merton C. Scott
Pleasant, Street
Worcester
Passenger trains stalled by rock slide on main line
A rock and earth slide covered over 500 yards of track on the Sea and Western main line between Roanoke and Bristol. Passengers were shunted around the slide by taxicab as railroad crews cleared the route. Dividends and notices from Dennison Directors are referenced in the fragment.
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Wytheville
UPI
Sea and
Western
Roarnoke
Bristol
New Raytheon Lab Moves 900 Staff to Sudbury Facility
Raytheon Equipment Division will relocate about 900 personnel from Wayland Maynard and Waltham to a new 160000 square foot Sudbury plant in mid February. Production of airborne devices will stay in Waltham as the Sudbury site consolidates engineering development marketing and headquarters functions.
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Raytheon
Sud
Wayland
Waltham
Maynard
Robert EB. Sonnekson
Sudbury
Cabot, Cabot and Forbes
New England
Air Force
Sudsbury
Stow Town Warrant Covers Fire Truck Buy and Budget Rise
Sixteen articles appear in Stow town warrant including an item to purchase a new fire truck to replace the old Reo tank truck. Finance Committee recommends a $10,000 appropriation. The 1960 budget shows about $414,000 in general government expenditures, with school appropriations up by around $6,000. Town reports expected soon from the printer for residents. World of cigarettes in 1958 totaled 1.97 trillion sticks per USDA data.
Dietitian and Employee Development Officer Jobs Open
Examinations announced for Dietitian posts in Veterans Administration hospitals and clinics nationwide and Employee Development Officer roles in federal agencies in Washington. Salaries range from 4040 to 8350 yearly with varying qualification requirements and a written test. applications accepted until further notice.
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Veterans Administration
Washington, D.C
John L. Watson
Marlboro Mass
P. O
Washington
D. C
Central Board of
U. S. ‘Civil Service Examiners
Veterans, Administration
U. & Civil Service Commission
Unique Method Of Treating Drunks In Traffic
The Automobile Association reports a Turkish method for handling drinking drivers. After stopping a driver who has been drinking, officers take him for a drive about 15 miles from his car. They tell him to get out and walk back, while the officers follow slowly behind to ensure he does not beg a ride or call a cab. The ASA says the technique has proved effective.
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Boston
The
Automobile Legal Association
A.S.A
New England Shoe Production Sets Yearly Record
The New England area produced 217,216,000 pairs of shoes in 1959, a 9 percent rise, accounting for 34.4 percent of U.S. output with shipments valued at $812,308,000. Massachusetts led production at 1,890,000 pairs, Maine ranked fifth, and New Hampshire was sixth with 46,919,000 pairs.
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New England
Shoe and Leather Association
U. S
New. England
New
England
Massachusetts
United States
Hayden custody fight postponed in Los Angeles court
The bitter court battle between actor Sterling Hayden and his wife Betty De noon Hayden over custody of their four children was postponed to February 29 as Hayden’s attorney defends wife killer Dr. Bernard Finch.
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Los Angeles
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