White House Conference Opposes Federal Aid to Education
A 1955 Washington conference of about two thousand delegates discussed school facilities and staffing. The group opposed Federal aid for education in any form, urging state and local control and warning that Federal funds would risk centralized control and debt, with no clear state need for funds. It argued taxation and borrowing restrictions must be reexamined before aid.
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Washington
Look Back at TVA Power Growth and Taxpayer Costs
A retrospective on the Tennessee Valley Authority asserts initial aims focused on navigation and flood control, with hydro power as a minor by‑product. It notes TVA now relies heavily on steam plants, funded by taxpayers, and cites Senator Norris against TVA power emphasis, highlighting the shift from modest roots to large, taxpayer‑funded expansion.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
U. S. Supreme Court
Muscle Shoals
George Norris
Greensboro social notes reflect family visits and gatherings
Mrs Elizabeth Smith hosted a dinner with numerous relatives from Denton Concord and Chester Pa. Events include the Greensboro Homemakers Club planning meeting at Mrs Melvin Carrolls, birthdays and children's parties. Several families from Wilmington Ocean City Exmore Easton St Michaels Dover and New Jersey visited or hosted over the weekend.
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Elizabeth Smith
Thomas Nowell
Oron Smith
Denton
Vernon Blades
Sandy
Francis Karcher
Town
Nina Smith
Concord
Fred Johnson
Chester
Calvin Porter
Greensboro Homemakers’ Club
Melvin Carroll
Cheryl Nashold
Byron L. Nashold
Gale
Brooks Bowman
Melanie Carroll
Elaine Minner
Dawson
Freddy Warrington
Charles Dbling
Patty Embert
Don Cooper
Celeste Wright
Carolyn Swann
Lee Nashold
Cheryl
Marianne Huber
Sharon Carroll
Alvin Edwards
Linwood Hubbard
Jennie Moore
Wilmington
Susie Wright
Ocean City
Ward Cartee
Clayton Porter
Kay Embert
B. J. Shockley
Exmore
Guy White
Federalsburg
H. F. Butler
Irving Morris
Donna
Johnny
John Shockley
St. Michaels
Frank Baughley
Nelson Forney
Dover
B. C. Beckham
Shack Out On 101 at Reese Theatre Weekend Run
The Reese Theatre presents a packed weekend lineup at Movie Center featuring the CinemaScope and Technicolor musical rib tickler The 2nd Greatest Sex along with other down to earth hits. The screenings run January 29 30 31 highlighting family friendly entertainment across multiple showings.
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Shack
Reese Theatre
Movie Center
Allied Artists
Save Money with the Right Income Tax Form
Federal tax filing guidance compares Form 1040A and Form 1040, noting eligibility limits and deductions. It explains who should choose simple card filing, when itemizing pays, and how business and unreimbursed expenses affect deductions. It also mentions later entertainment listings and theater ads.
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Internal Revenue Service
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