Congressional tax experts push for tax policy shift
The Warren Record comments on a press dispatch noting congressional tax experts expect higher tax revenue in the new fiscal year starting July 1 than President Eisenhower’s forecast. The piece argues for using any surplus to reduce the federal debt rather than funding a tax cut. It criticizes inflation control via rate hikes and favors tax-rate adjustments to manage debt and demand.
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Warren Record
Ward Tentom
North Carolina
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
New England gas heating to reach 158000 more homes
A survey shows New England will heat 158000 more homes with gas by 1959 60, a 69 percent rise from 229000. Of the new installations 123000 will come from converting existing homes and 35000 will be new. The trend reflects gas adoption, multiple fuel use, and growing gas appliance demand.
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New England
American Gas Association of Gas Utility
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Carlisle Community Notes Highlights Local Activities
Red Cross swimming classes continue in Carlisle under Mrs F H Dolan. Some youths traveled to Camp Fireside in Barrington NH for the annual camp. Rev Robert B Dempsey of the Congregational Church on Carlisle Street is among the faculty. Gleason Public Library hours and staff are listed. Carlisle Fire Department held a drill at Central Station led by Chief Waldo D Wilson. School Committee members attended a regional district meeting in Concord led by Chairman Karl V Strauss.
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Red Cross
Carlisle
F. H. Dolan
East Street
Barrington
N. H
Robert B. Dempsey
Carlisle Congregational Church
Firemen of
Central Station
Waldo D.wilson
Concord
Karl V. Strauss
School Street
Shorter TB hospital stays shift care to home
TB patients today can leave hospitals after a few months thanks to modern drugs like streptomycin and isoniazid. The move reduces hospital crowding, keeps patients connected with home and family, and places responsibility on patients to follow medical orders to avoid relapse.
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Patien
Shome
Family heads west for camping trip with exchange student
Mrs. Richard C. Fleck of Sandy Pond road travels with her two sons, daughter, three guests, and Andre Roesslinger of Francé for a southwest camping tour returning in late August. A Crumlin Farm nature walk follows on Tuesday Aug 6 open to the public with a 6 pm meeting and 7 pm start.
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Richard C. Fleck
Sandy Pond Road
Andre Roesslinger
Rombes
Francé
Weston High School
Andre
France
Crumlin Farm, Wildlife Sanctuary
Modern TB treatment expands home care and sanatorium closures
The column reports shifting TB care as patients discharge earlier, allowing closure of some sanatoria or repurposing. It notes wider modern treatment benefits and mentions sponsors including the local board of health, tuberculosis committee, and Middlesex Health Association in Somerville.
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Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
Broadway
Somerville
Mass
Detroit Tests Radar Car Aims to Remove Human Driving
Detroit researchers explored a radar controlled car to eliminate driver error by using sensors to brake for hazards. The test revealed issues on parking, curves, and cross traffic as the system misread hazards, risking rear collisions and unpredictable braking patterns.
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Alead
James Wilson First Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court
A historical note identifies James Wilson of Pennsylvania as one of the first Associate Justices of the U S Supreme Court. It records his role in the early federal judiciary and his place in American constitutional history.
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James Wilson
Pennsylvania
Pees Ge
U.S. Supreme Court
Disabled veterans publish Budget-Wise newsletter in Nashoba Valley
Two 100 percent disabled veterans Hugh Seaton and Russell Donaldson publish a weekly 12 page Budget-Wise serving 13 Nashoba towns. They rely on ads as revenue, mail every Wednesday, and produce pages on electric duplicating and stencils. They publish eight editions so far and aim to expand pages rather than profits.
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Hugh Q. Seaton
Russell £. Donaldson
Littleton
Veterans Administration
United Press
Nashoba Valley
Donaldson
Unemployment Claims Rise in Past Week
Marlboro reports a rise in unemployment claims for the past week, driven by seasonal plant layoffs and July vacations. Total claims reached 1,285, up 429 from the prior week, with 118 job openings listed and 35 hires made. Fourteen applicants were not eligible for unemployment benefits.
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Marlboro
William H. Finn
Office of Employment Security
Soldier Dad Reunion Highlights Wartime Patch Irony
Private Hans Mathon, a basic trainee at Fort Ord, meets his father in Germany after two years. The Tenth Infantry Division patch links to the elder Mathon, captured in Italy by U S troops late in World War II, while his father escorted Anne to escape to Austria.
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Aschaffenburg
Germany
Hans Mathon
Sebastopol
Calif
Sis
Fort’ Ord
Hans
U. S
Mathon
Italy
Austria
Fresh Vegetables and Backyard Harvest Planning
A lively guide on growing a family vegetable garden with tips to vote on what to plant, estimate usage, and stagger harvests for an even supply. It emphasizes planning space and servings to avoid waste and ensure flavorful, peak produce for loved ones.
Growing Family Finds Value in Older Homes
The article notes older houses often have furnished kitchens and curtains with potential for affordable remodeling. It highlights improvements like mineral wool insulation and attic work as ways to modernize while preserving structure.
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N. E
Francis E. Townsend
Forest ST. Marlboro
Gleason Public
Helen Wilkie
Eva Dutton
California
Sibe Constr. CO
Mars
Mary
BU. U. & Savings Bonds
BY Mahoney
Detroit
Disabled Vets Publishing
Peter J. Cromin
U. P
Lighing
PEAS
Weeig
Emi
Milford
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