Tax Bite on Profits Hits Stockholders Hard
The piece argues government taxes rival profits for many top firms, describing Uncle Sam as a high percent partner. It lists 20 companies with tax bills and net profits, noting widespread loss of income to taxes and stockholders' reduced returns.
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New York
Baer
Bugs
Sam
Boeing
Admiral Corp
Continental Steel
Dow Chemical
Chemical
General. Motors
International Business Eee Office Et Eh
Pfeiffer Brewing
Np Sey
Farmers Hope For Rain Amid Hail Damage In East Central NC
In Raleigh area, farmers faced drought relief followed by damaging rainfall and hail. Experts estimate hail and weather losses across three to four east central counties at about one million dollars, with roads and yards incuring additional costs. Engineers note rain risks are tempered by loose soil from drought, creating a balance in the local climate.
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Raleigh
Bill Robers, Jr
Giant Farmer Fined For Punch In Nose Incident
Huron South Dakota Walter Lang a 200 pound farmer was ordered to pay 500 damages to school superintendent Walter Vornholt after a confrontation in April when Lang disciplined his 13 year old son Lester Vornholt weighed 140 pounds and suffered a broken nose and glasses Lang denied the punch saying he would have knocked Vornholt unconscious if he had.
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Huron
S.D
Walter Lang
Walter Vorholt
Vornholt
Lang
Lester
Vorholt
The Parable of the Cub Reporter in Newsrooms
A column quotes editors and publishers praising the cub reporter for interviews and the lure of journalism. It notes newspapers as the parade grounds of history and stresses that understanding readers’ desires, hopes, and emotions sustains a newspaper.
End of the Fuehrer era marked by surrender and death
A chaotic postwar record recalls Hitler dictating a will naming Karl Donitz as Chief of State and declaring he would not be taken alive. It notes Mussolini's death, Soviet advances, and the attack on the Chancellery by May 1, with bodies to be destroyed. The scene closes with a grim night of debauchery and a final shot as the Thousand Year Reich ends.
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Fuehrer
Karl Donitz
Mussolini
Eva
Fuehrebunker
Hitler
Bormann
Goebbels
Retu
Truman Offered Non GOP Elephant from Cambodia
Cambodias first U.S. representative Nong Kimmy said a non Republican elephant could be shipped to President Truman if a route could be arranged with the State Department. The animal would not be white as Cambodia owns the only white elephant, a fact noted by Kimmy.
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Washington
Truman
Cama
Nong Kimmy
Cambodia
United States
State Department
Kimmy
Court Rules Church May Not Use Bingo for Funds
Five members of the Spiritualist Church of Divine Science in Fort Wayne were acquitted of gambling charges after a church basement bingo raid. Police arrested 34 people. only Rev. Mrs. Bernice Brock and four others faced charges. Brock testified the game aimed to raise money for a new church.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Church of Divine Science
Bernice Brock
Brock
Budgeting and Recipes Highlight Thrifty Home Menu
A home tips feature by Gaynor Maddox offers a thrifty menu case history from Rachael director of Con Company. It presents a chocolate chiffon pie and Mushrooms a la Russe with steps, plus a note on extreme cold at Snag Yukon, where the temperature record fell to 82 degrees below zero in February 1947.
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Rachael
Con- Company
North American
Yukon
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