Benson Promotes Individualism in Farming Policy
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson argues for reduced government interference in agriculture emphasizing individualism and market forces. He contrasts his approach with New Deal policy, supports price controls only in emergencies, and wants reliance on supply demand signals and crop outlook reports to guide harvest size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BF. Griger
Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Roosevelt
Truman
Charles Brannan
Price
Brannan
Oneida State Academy
Preston
Idaho
Utah State Agriculture College
Logan
Utah
British Isles
Brigham Young University
Iowa State College
University of California
Self-Employment And Business Losses Primer Overview
NEA tax primer explains the 2 percent self-employment tax on income up to 3600 dollars, who owes it, and how losses from business or partnership can reduce taxes. It covers Schedule C and C-a usage, partnership reporting on Form 1065, and how losses may offset other years' income.
Tax tips on net operating losses and capital gains
Tax primer explains when a net operating loss can occur and how losses offset income across 1952 to 1957. It clarifies that partnerships pass income to partners and that self employment tax may not incur penalties if underpaid.
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XYZ iCo
Trade Conference Set For Manila Under ECAFE
Manila will host a special United Nations ECAFE conference next month aimed at world trade promotion. Delegates will include Italy Hungary and Finland seeking admission while the United States France Great Britain and the Netherlands join as regular members of ECAFE.
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Manila
Italy
Hungary
Finland
United Nations Economic Commission For Asia and the
Far East
United States
France
Great Britain
Netherlands
ECAFE
Pail redesign by firm adapts for steps and ladders
The Beith pail, redesigned after centuries of use by a firm now producing pails with one flat side, is described by the British Information Service. The feature eases carrying on steps or ladders and allows use as a scoop or dustpan with corners for convenient pouring.
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New York
Belief in shapeshifters widespread across the globe
The idea that humans can transform into animals occurs in cultures worldwide, with myths and folk traditions from many regions supporting shapeshifting beliefs. These stories persist in folklore, ritual, and storytelling across continents.
Church Moves Into Chicago Loop to Serve Downtown Faithful
The Roman Catholic St Peter’s will relocate from 816 S Clark St to 108 116 West Madison St in Chicago’s Loop. The pink marble 96 by 80 by 177 foot church seats 1250 with a balcony for 250 and features six shrines, a 33 foot crucifix, 14 confessionals, and 14 small altars for visiting clergy. The May 16 opening aims to serve workers shoppers and travelers with improved access and time savings for mass and confession.
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William J. Conway
Chicago
St. Peter's Church
Clark Street
Loop
U. S
St. Peter's
West
Madison Street
Morrison
la Salle
St. Francis of Assissi
St. Anthony of Padua
Infant of Prague
St. Therese
Christ
St. Francis of Assisi
S. Clark St
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New Mexico
Ueplus
Warren
Sylvania and
Philco
Radio & Television
S. Main St
NEA
Richard A. Mullens
NEA Income Tax
Beare Rerare
Boeinoee Publect
Eliemploymem
Tanna Tnt
Coleman
Potet
Agre
Church
Streight
Pestee
Terence
Hollywood
Frr
Iars
Province of Sacred’ Heart of the Franciscan Fathers
N. Main ST
Goodyear
Beeson Hdw
Percales
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