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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
3
A year from now on June 30 1961 a one cent per gallon reduction in the federal gasoline tax is planned. The aim is to finish the highway program bailout and relieve heavily taxed motorists while gasoline remains essential to modern life. If Congress keeps its pledge the tax cut should come to pass.
Dr Blick urges careful sun exposure. He advises limiting peak sun between 10am and 2pm and applying effective preparers to exposed areas before sun. Sensitive individuals like red heads and light complexions should use strong protection.
Senator Herman E. Talmadge will address the Georgia Municipal Association’s annual convention in Atlanta July 24 to 26. Other keynote speakers include Gov. Ernest Vandiver, Lt. Gov. Garland Byrd, Agriculture Commissioner Phil Campbell, and State School Supt. Claud Purcell. The convention is at the Biltmore Hotel with group meetings by city officials on July 26.
A guide on selecting and training pet parakeets or budgies for talking. It notes advantages of budgies, the need for a tame young male for quicker speech, and how to identify a desirable talking bird by cere color, nest stage, eye features, and overall appearance. It cautions against buying an adult unsuited for training.
An opinion piece argues that modern unions wield a double monopoly over workers and industries. It explains union shop agreements in non right to work states, requiring new workers to join and pay dues within about 80 days, despite Wagner Act guarantees.
An opinion declares union leadership holds near total control over workers and production. It argues the dominant, unchecked power risks economic stability, inflation, and individual freedom, urging public restraint and legislative reform.
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