Tax the Untaxed Op-Ed Calls for Full Excise Tax Repeal
Denver Post columnist Bruce Gustin argues wartime excise taxes should be repealed or deeply cut. He urges removing taxes on baby oils and cosmetics, furs and travel, shrinking rates on long distance calls, transport, and theatre tickets, and taxing previously exempt giants. He labels the 38 percent corporate tax too high and urges ending all exemptions for co ops and tax free institutions.
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Denver Post
Bruce Gustin
Snyder
Agriculture Protests Antitrust Suit Against Major Retailer
The article notes near universal farm opposition to the government antitrust case aimed at breaking up the nation’s largest grocery chain. Groups such as the Cooperative Grange Exchange and Maine Fruit Producers Cooperative defend the chain, arguing it lowers costs and raises living standards, while others call the action socialist and unnecessary.
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Ithaca
New York
Michigan State Horticultural Society
Justice Department
Wenoka Federation
Washington
Maine Fruit Producers Cooperative
Maine
Atlantic
New Jersey
Justce Deparment
Voting Ourseves Into Eden, Warns Dr Bush
In a critique of totalitarian methods, Dr. Vannevar Bush argues that imitation weakens initiative and expands state control. He warns that the welfare state erodes self-reliance, and urges preserving a free democracy to meet the Soviet challenge. He stresses vigilance against easy paths and cranks who push over a cliff.
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Vannevar Bush
Eden
Bush
Public power scheme eyed as threat to local cooperatives
Critics warn a plan backed by Interior Department and REA would bypass Congress, erode local control of rural electrification cooperatives, and divert REA funds to a centralized system. The Jackson Daily News analysis highlights a SPA contract scheme to transfer power lines and skip legislative approval.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Interior Department
REA
Southwestern Power Administration
Jackson
Mississippi
Daily News
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Douglas Wright
Southwestern Power Association
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Kansas City
SPA
John
Seedings Favorable for Alfalfa and Clover in February and March
Agricultural tests led by University of Maryland researchers show February and March seedings yield the best stands for red clover lespedeza and alfalfa sown on established small grains. March produced good stands across legumes while January seedings were weak.
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University At Marsland Agronoms
College Park Federalsburge
Boonsboro
Liden
College Park
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