It’s Your Money and the Tax Burden
A persuasive argument reframes federal debt and taxes into family costs. It cites a 260 billion dollar public debt equating to 6800 dollars per family, with annual interest over 6 billion and direct plus hidden taxes around 2000 dollars per family. It warns that next year’s 85.5 billion budget deficit will raise family lability by about 226 dollars. The piece urges immediate government spending cuts to preserve freedom.
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Bulletin of the
Southern States Industrial Council
America
Worth Hearing Again on Government Power
Sydney Smith warned that large sums and vast patronage corrupt government and spawn spies and tools of power. Lord Acton echoed that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. The piece argues for a government of strictly limited powers rooted in constitutional heritage.
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Edinburgh Review
Sydney Smith
Freeman Magazine
Smith
Lord Acton
A Simple Choice on Meat Supply and Population Strain
The column argues population growth at about 2.5 million annually drives rising food needs including meat. It notes expanding armed forces and aid programs require more supplies, lauds the meat industry with about 4,000 packers for meeting demand, and claims Americans work fewer hours to earn meat than most nations besides Australia.
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Natrional
Free market or controlled scarcity debate in Purdue bulletin
Purdue economics bulletin argues that cheap subsidized food is political not economic. Economist Earl L. Butz questions using price ceilings for meat and asks whether to distribute via the free market or a Washington controlled artificial system. The choice is framed as simple and stark.
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Purdue University
America
Earl L. Butz
Washington
New Hampshire Primary Signals Grim Election Fight Ahead
Eisenhower scores a decisive 14 vote sweep in New Hampshire boosting his campaign while Taft suffers a stunning none. Kefauver shocks the scene by winning over Truman as voters seek fresh faces amid graft concerns. New Jersey votes on April 15 will test the rival camps.
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New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Taft
Senator Lodge
Ohio
New Jersey
Kefauver
Truman
South
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United States Brewers Foundation
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KIT
Will's Sporting Goods Store
Franklin ST
Mercury
Hallowell
Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Paul W. Johnson
E. Aldridge Pepper
4Th & Market Sts
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Gorei
National Research Council
Turkey
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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