Explore This Tax Plan and Land Value Taxation
In Our Opinion the article argues for land value taxation as a fair progressive reform. It cites Cord’s view and examples from Fairhope, Arden and Pittsburgh, noting potential city adoption by Pennsylvania’s Third Class cities since 1969 and urging exploration rather than immediate adoption.
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Cord
Australia
New Zealand
Hhe
Fairhope
Als
Mobile
LVT
Pennsylvania
First World War II peace talks open in Paris
A Paris peace conference opened to draft treaties with Italy Finland Hungary and Romania as leaders pursue end to wartime hostilities. A Fluvanna man was jailed after police tied him to recent city robberies and burglary cases. Anne Berniece Goda wed Victor J. Wojciechowski in a Nuptial Mass at St Elizabeth's.
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Corry
Paris
Italy
Finland
Hungary
Anne Berniece Goda
Victor J. Wojciechowski
St. Elizabeth's
John J. Goda
East Main
Kerry Krome Shoe Company Manager Resigns
J O Diston of Kerry Krome Shoe Company resigns after three years to start business in Pittsburgh. Sam Jacobson and Company prepares to move into new Brown block store quarters on North Center street. Mayer Brothers Construction advances North Center resurfacing from Park Place to Franklin street opening tonight. Brooks Motor Company joins National Auto Renters Association enabling Brooks Rent A Car service. Police seek two Euclid Street boys found on Gould Street after wandering. Chautauqua tickets go on sale as guarantors launch campaign across city wards.
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J. 0. Diston
Kerry Krome Shoe Company
Pittsburgh
Sam Jacobson and Company
Brown Block
North Center Street
Mayer Brothers Construction Company
Park Place
Franklin Street
Brooks Motor Company
National Auto-Renters Association, Inc
Corry
Da;ny
Speck murder case tests Supreme Court rules on interrogation
The Richard Speck case challenges the new Supreme Court rulings on questioning suspects without a defense lawyer. Chicago police and prosecutors wrestle with protecting rights while pursuing conviction for the eight student nurses killed in a gruesome dormitory attack.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Richard Speck
Flanagan
Supreme Court
Speck
Dallas
Gloria Davy
Mary Ann Jordan
Miss Amur’o
Pope
Drew Pearson Reports Global Shifts in Cold War Balance
The author surveys world opinion, noting anti communist shifts in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Ben Bella ousted in Algeria, Nkrumah ousted in Ghana, Kenya pro Western, Egypt led by Nasser shaky, Ayub Khan realigning, Indonesia reshaping, Yugoslavia liberalized, and Latin American tensions easing after Dominican events. Johnson’s foreign policy judged effective overall.
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Africa
Ben Bella
Algeria
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
East Africa
U. S
Bill Attwood
Kenya
Corry Evening Journalmasthead and credits
The fragment lists the Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher Georet R. Sample and general manager Melaighiin Fras Wereaar Get erst Pesta. It mentions staff roles, office location Corry, Pa, and a subscription price of sixty cents per week.
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Remumen Wany
Necoyt Yast Bosth Street
Corry
Px Téuatory Arenlag Jemmal
Georet R. Sample
Melaighiin Fras Wereaar Get
Erst Pesta
Goi Dermaey Feekertion
Ay As
Arran
Michleen Sques
Bulane
Pittsburg
Geigerian Bulding Pricaiats
Amocsted
Hai Gutes
Carter
Money turmoil grips government and home lending
The article surveys a week of interest rate turmoil as the US government and citizens face high borrowing costs. It notes the Treasury offering 5 percent to refund $14.9 billion in securities, a push for mortgage credit, arguments over CDs limits, and international pressure as Britain’s pound also weakens. It highlights banks paying higher rates to attract deposits and home builders warning of slowed construction due to tight liquidity.
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New York
Uncle Sam
House Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
Senate
Capitol Hill
Wilson
Johnson
Britain
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Ceial
Savings and Loan Associations
This Day In History July 29 1966 Highlights
This date marks events from 1952 first nonstop air-refueled jet flight across the Pacific to 1965 Kennedy adviser McCloy crisis in Moscow. Other notes include 1920 air mail link New York to San Francisco 1939 Nazi Germany Japan commercial treaty 1940 Luftwaffe blitz on Britain 1945 FBI draft dodger convictions 1966 oil tank explosion at Dumas Texas 15 dead 32 injured 1965 Thant vows Viet Nam peace efforts 1965 agreement details.
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Associated Press
Air Force
Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Dumas
Tex
John F. Kennedy
John McCloy
Moscow
Valerian Zorin
Washington
Kennedy
Kremlin
Germany
Berlin
U.N
U Thant
Johnson
Acne explained by Dr Coleman and questions answered
Dr Coleman discusses acne causes including hormonal changes at puberty and the role of sebaceous glands. He explains types from mild to severe, factors that worsen it, prevention through hygiene, and treatment options from gentle care to dermatology and limited use of X rays, urging patience and professional advice.
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Graded Tax League of Pennsylvania
Steven Cord
Seeneee Ae University
Indiana
Arden
Delaware
Council
Fluvanna
Jamestown
John Flanigan
Louis Foradora
Corry Barracks
Phillips Jewelry
Paul Lines
Montgomery Ward
Foradora
H. R. McCloskey
Atlantic Service
Stallion
South Center Street
Pequeen
Euclid Street
Gould Street
Jim Bishop
High Court
Camden
N. J
Corazon Amarao
Drew Pearson
Sen
Tom Dodd
Sen. Dodd
Gen
Julius Klein
Ch'en Yi
Nasser
Egypt
Aswan Dam
Asia
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Zulfar Bhutto
India
Hanoi
Indira Gandhi
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Japan
Homicide Bureau
Edward Kelleher
Path
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Truman
Poland
Eisenhower
Tito
Texas
England
Justice Department
Aleksandar Rankovic
J. Edgar Hoover
Romania
NATO
United States
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
White House
LBJ
Latin America
Dominican Republic
Mexico
Cuba
Castro
Venezuela
Panama
Latin Countries
Lyndon Johnson
the Corry Evening Journal
Keewn
Business Mirror
Coleman
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