Committee Pushes Big Tax Increase Burdening Poorer Voters
A proposed income tax hike of 2.95 billion dollars annually would raise rates by three percentage points across all brackets. A single earner with two thousand dollars would pay 322 dollars, up from 280, while higher brackets rise from 22 to 25 percent and 28 to 29 percent. The plan is tentative, awaiting House and Senate action.
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Ewes Wae
Cassie
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Far East
American Mother of 1951 and world affairs brief
A portrait of Dr Mary T. Martin Sloop of Crossmore NC named American Mother of 1951 and noted for charity work in mountain areas. The page also comments on sensational society figures Rita Hayworth arriving in Reno for divorce, and summarizes postwar Korea war statements and stalled Paris talks, detailing UN readiness, Chinese and North Korean offensives, and Congress’s slow lawmaking.
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Mary T. Martin Sloop
Crossmors
N.C
da Sloop
Alway
Rita Hayworth
Reso
Aly Kahn
From Cow to Can New Milk Canning Process Reported
A new cow-to-can dairy process reduces taste degradation and allows long shipping to Alaska Japan and the armed forces. Invented by Roy By Graves a 64 year old scientist the method cans 9000 gallons daily since March without air exposure. Milk is heated to 278 degrees for eight seconds in a steam bacteri a free atmosphere, differing from standard pasteurization.
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Japan
Roy
Graves
Scientiat
MacArthur Debate Sparks Sharp U S Policy Clash
President Truman and Gen. Marshall rebut Gen. MacArthur in a national broadcast, warning against expanding the Korean war. Joint chiefs affirm MacArthur’s policy clashes with directives, stressing dangers of larger, prolonged conflict and loss of allied security.
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America
Defense Marshall
Korea
Marshall
Asia
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
MacArthur
Truman
George Marshall
Joint Staff
Lsten
Europe
Pacific
Omar Bradley
Adm
Forest Sherman
Lawton Collins
Army
Dwight Eisenhower
General MacArthur
Taft
Herbert Hoover
Shopping guidance for furniture buyers this spring
In Goo News today shoppers are urged to act quickly before shortages push prices up. Furniture remains plentiful in major categories with spring sales urging plans to replace, refurbish, and mix period styles. Juvenile furniture, rayon rugs, and affordable drapery fabrics are highlighted along with cautions on modern versus traditional blends.
Secret Documents Shown From Pentagon Vaults
For the first time in our history secret documents were publicly shown. Highly sensitive materials were moved from the Pentagon vaults to a committee room by armed soldiers, drawing sharp reaction from world capitals.
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Pentagon
Mate Committee
Kremmand Ojher
Marine sergeant solves letter writing problem at boot camp
Marine Staff Sergeant William Parker directed 73 recruits at the San Diego training base in letter writing. His mother, Mrs. Harry Gronquiat of Peoria, received 73 letters recently and reproached Parker for not writing her more often.
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Peoria
William Parker
San Diego
Parker
Harry Gronquiat
Giants Slump Prompts Deep Look At 1951 Threats
The article analyzes the New York Giants spring slump through April weather, noting erratic pitching, weak fielding, and fading hustle. It cites Durocher’s leadership, the impact of new players Noble Bowman Wilson, and questions whether Hearn Maglie can regain form, with optimism of a rebound.
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Giants
St. Petersburg
Leo Duracher
Boise
Giapee
Phillies
Durocher
Noble
Bowman
Wilson
Dodgers
Indians
Beston
Moody
No. 1
Skein
Hearn
Maglie
Jansen
Mearn
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Coalition Is Dead
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Bronk Bombers
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Harold Arnett
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