Delays Sought On Scheduled Tax Increases By GOP Leader
A Republican floor leader urged delaying planned corporate and excise tax hikes slated for April as part of broader talks between President Eisenhower and congressional Republicans. The move aims to ease the upcoming fiscal burden, with party officials noting potential costs exceeding billions if delayed. The White House remains involved, with discussions centering on next session priorities and international affairs.
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Moray
GOP
Snavler
Rat
Mantay
White House
Ul Republica Senitets
Maree Ty Deaker Rhoydend
Californie
Pete Nowhand
Sereary
Peitios
Harry Takes Credit For Foreign Policy
President Mallard on Monday claimed U S foreign policy gains and criticized critics during a press conference. The event referenced party officials and a planned permanent exhibition to honor diplomatic ties, with proceeds earmarked for a local charity dinner.
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Harry
Rules Show Senate Investigations and Proposals
Washington Senator Hibben proposes changes in rules for Senate investigations. Critics say current rules restrain inquiry and could affect future probes. The discussion highlights past investigations and partisan tensions shaping rule changes as lawmakers seek clearer procedures and oversight.
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Riinwlaed Saat Vmondas
Senate
Tves
Pherae..ine wives and coothearts may they never meet
Fragmentary line reads as a humorous quip about spouses and companions, unclear context but hints at social snubs or avoidant etiquette. No identifiable people, places, or organizations readable enough to name. The item appears as a stray newspaper joke or caption with limited legible content.
Father Of Eight Is Killed In Ottumwa Car Crash
Ted Kirby, 49, of Ottumwa, father of eight, died when his car veered off a road and overturned about two miles east of Eddyville Saturday night. Passenger Andrew Birdens of Oskaloosa escaped.
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Ted Kirby
Ottumwa
Eddyville
Andrew Birydens
Oskaloosa
Alabama Attorney General Charged in Patterson Slaying
Galveston Tex A labama attorney general Silas Garrett was served with a fugitive warrant charging him in the June shooting death of Albert L Patterson a candidate to succeed Garrett Patterson died triggering Phenix City cleanup Garrett is under medical treatment and expected to return to Alabama after six to eight weeks doctors say he will fight extradition once treatment ends Thornton says Garrett made no comment when served and was in Birmingham at the time of the slaying Indictment says he shot Patterson as one of three men charged in the case
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Tex
Alabamma
Silas Garett
Albert L
Patterson
Garrett
Jae
Alabama
Shane
Richard Thornton
Garret
Carrett
Phenix City
Thornton
Garett
Birmingham
Ala
Pattersary
Huge Cargo Planes On Drawing Boards
Miami reports Brig. Gen. John P. Doyle says Air Force plans large cargo planes able to cross the Atlantic in eight hours at four cents a ton. Vessels would enter production within five years and serve military and commercial needs, competing with express liners for high value freight while avoiding heavy armament or staples.
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New Meric
Miami
Air Force
Atlantic
Propeller Club
Maine
John P. Doyle
Department of the Air Porte
Iien
Doyle
Flo
August Anneberg 98 Dies At Carroll
Carroll mourns August Anneberg known as Grandfather Anneberg longtime resident. He died Monday at home in Carroll after a long life that started in Town City and moved via Dee Moines to the region. He was one of 12 children and survived by his son Dr Walter Anneherge. A native of health he remained active, swimming in 1981 and ice skated until age 10 years ago. He enjoyed boat fishing at Lake Okoboji last summer.
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Aline
Teng
Capital
State University of Town
Anneberg
Walter Anneherge
Anneherg
Tunnty
Town City
Dee Vemnes
Dex Moines Colii Etn
Lake Okoboji
Motor Court Price War On Highway 1
In Dantona Beach Florida a price war erupts along Highway 1 as motor courts lower rates. J Vreeman of the Davlons Area TS Highway 1 Association says four of about ninety courts between Ormond Beach and South Daytona have pledged to rent rooms free until every price sign is removed.
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Dantona Beach
Fla
Rauiser
U. 1
J. Vreeman
Davlons
TS. Flighway 1 Assn
Ormond Beach
Daytona
Post Office Undertakes 50 Day Safe Driving Drive
Post Office workers here will observe a 50 day safety push tied to the national S Day effort to cut traffic fatalities. Postmaster James Jenson says rural and urban roads must meet the goal, with testing and safety training underway and driving tests to begin next year. Mayor William Keenan backs the program, urging courteous driving and pledging city support. Joe Henry oversees local school of safe driving, part of a Washington D C program.
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Jensen
Eisenhower
William Keenan
Pastifive Department
Washington, D.C
Joe Henry
Fost
School chief Hazel Chappell dies at home
Mrs Hazel V Chappell 4 Cerro Gordo county superintendent of schools for 13 years died at her Mason City home Sunday night.
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Mason City
Hazel V. Chappell
Cerro Gordo County
100th Great Grandchild Born in Vergennes Vermont
In Vergennes Vermont a girl was born Sunday night to Mrs Kenneth Bushey wife of a grandson of Mrs Alfid Bushey 83, marking the 100th great grandchild in the family.
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Vergennes, Vt
Alfid Bushey
Kenneth Bushey
Masons Buy Wright Corner As Site For New Temple
The New Masonic Temple Assn has purchased the George and Wright corner at South Sixth Street and Willow Avenue for a proposed new temple. The 175 by 192 foot site expands the order’s footprint, with purchase believed near 345,000 dollars. The current temple at Fourth Street and Broadway is listed for sale as plans advance for a 1955 completion.
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S. 6Th St
Willow Ave
Masons
George 5. Wright
Wright Corner
New Temple
New
Masonic Temple Assn
George
Old Masonic Temple Assn
Robert Stuart
Fourth St
Broadway
Masonic Temple
D. B Staufer
Masonic Templ Assn
Stoufer
Masonic
Bluffs City Lodge
Tle
Excelsior Lodge
Cobia Lodge
Odd “Ellows
Grace and
Pierce Sts
Wright
John K. Ingraham & Son
Public May Buy 6 Million Autos
Washington based CIT Financial Corp president Arthur Dietz predicted the American public will buy between 5.8 and 6 million new automobiles next year. He noted past correct forecasts, optimism about the economy, many buyers finishing car payments, and a large highway program boosting car ownership potential.
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Washington
Arthur
Dietz
CIT Financial Corp
Prisoner A Goodfellow Carries Christmas Contribution
A Fort Madison state prison inmate sends a noble Christmas aid to Goodfellows in Council Bluffs. He cannot donate cash directly but encloses four billfolds a belt and holster valued at 23.40 dollars and asks the fund to use them to bring merrier Christmas to a child. The article urges readers to expand the Goodfellows drive and consider becoming a Goodfellow.
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Goodfellows
Fort Madison
Goodtettow
The
Council Bluffs
Dr Samuel Sheppard Denies Divorce Letter Writing
In Cleveland the defense and cross examination unfold as Dr Samuel Sheppard testifies he did write a 1950 letter to his wife about divorce after taking a girl to a hospital dance. He says he learned of the advice not to send it from Dr Lester Haversten and that he told his wife later.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
John J. Mahon
Los Angeles
Iis
Hey
Lester Hoversten
Mahon
Haverslen
Haverston
Santa calls from West Lebanon spread this Christmas
In West Lebanon New Hampshire 37 year old VA clerk Joseph Schambier becomes Santa Claus for a sixth year. From 5 to 8 pm CST children call the North Pole by asking to speak to Santa at West Lebanon while operators connect them and tolls are paid. Three VFW posts sponsor the effort with a new switchboard and trained operators directing calls to Schambier.
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N. H
Santa
Santa Claus
Joseph Schambier
Veterans Administration
St. Nick
North Pole
West Lebanon
Mommy
Schambier
White River Junction
VFW Post
Kris Kringle
Gov Fle attends Manly celebration for Janice Hullinger
Governor Leo Fle visited Manly on Monday to take part in a community celebration honoring Janice Hullinger who showed the grand champion steer at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
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DES Moiiws
Leo Fle
Manly
Janice Hullinger
Chicago
Auto Injuries Fatal Near Hampton
Silvis bride Mrs. Frank Dun lip 18 died in a Moline hospital from injuries suffered in a Sunday night auto crash on Highway 80 near Hampton. The 10 day marriage ended in tragedy as authorities investigated the accident.
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Frank Dunlip
Silvis
Ted
Moline
Highway 80
Hampton
Trial Opens in Hotherville for Emlet Twite Drunken Driving
District Court heard the Twite drunken driving trial as a jury selection began Monday. Emlet Twite faces the charge in a proceeding reported by the local press set in Hotherville.
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Sherff Emlet Twite
Red China Says U.N. Has No Role in Spy Case
Peiping accuses the United Nations of overstepping when discussing the 13 Americans detained as spies. Chinese radio commentary asserts the case is a bilateral issue between the United States and China and not an international matter.
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United Nation
Peijing Red Radio
U. N
Dag Hammarsi
United Nations
China
Peiping Peoples Daily
Communst
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U. S
People's Daily
Peiping Radio
United Natins
U. S.S
Auto Dealer Lets Honest Looking Men Try Out Car
Iowa City auto dealer George Buechler let two men he described as honest try out a 1952 Buick twice about six weeks ago. One man, Leroy Adolph, was identified as wanted in a $9,200 Oswego bank robbery. The other, Kenneth Carpente, of Canton, Ohio, is still being sought by the FBI.
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Iowa City
George Buechler
Leroy Adolph
Oswego
Kan
Buechler
Otter
Kenneth Carpente
Canton
Qghio
FBI
Call for Replacement of Refugee Administrator Scott McLeod
Congressman Emanuel Celler returned from Europe and sharply criticized Scott McLeod, head of the 1933 Refugee Act program, calling for his replacement by someone with mercy and less police overreach. Celler complained the act is a failure, cites an onerous bureaucracy, and notes only a small fraction of refugees have been admitted. He plans to amend the act to broaden sponsorship and include Spain.
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ORK
Emanuel Celler
I-Ny
Europe
Scot McLeod
Cellier
Mcleod
Celler
Woung Nat McLieed
State Department
M.leod
Deatt
Consular
Foreign Service
Carter
Spain
Italy
Switzerland
Africa
Sepember
Must Modify Dixon Yates Pact Ties Seen For New Congress
ALBUQUERQUE ALLEGATIONS say the new Congress may direct the Atomic Energy Commission to cancel the Dixon Yates power contract unless it is very substantially modified. Dixon Yates financing plan under SEC review. Joint Committee on Atomic Energy to reconsider the overall contract before further investment. Anderson, slated as joint committee chairman, urges delayed SEC approval until unsettled portions are corrected.
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Albuquerque
Clinton P. Anderson
Congress
Atomic Enegy Commission
Dixon-Yates
Anderson
Joint Committee On Atomic
Snersy
Ralph Hl.demmler
Securities and Exchange Commission
Demmer
Commission
Joint Committee
SEC
Inves Pes
Dr. Condon Resigns Corning Glass Post
Corning Glass Works announced the resignation of Edward A. Condon as research director. The former U S Bureau of Standards chief, with security clearance suspended by the Navy, will live in Berkeley but serve as a consultant to support Corning’s long range research on glass structure. He will not pursue government clearance and has withdrawn his clearance application.
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Corning
N. Y
Corning Glass Works
Edward A. Condon
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Navy
Condon
Berkeley
Calif
Prisoners in Freezing Chest Incident Reported
Cambridge officials say John Madison eleven and John Lasofsic six were placed in a tool chest by mistake during a Sunday incident. The boys reportedly fell and later died after entering the chest. Medical treatment was required for the survivors.
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Mass. S
John Madison
John Lasofsic
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