Tax bill to raise $3.7 billion in 1951 outlined
Special correspondent Richard A. Tullens reports that most taxpayers will see a small added withholding in November and December, about two percent, covering the 1951 increase. The article lists key revisions including breaks for some single earners, relief on home sales profits, higher exemptions for seniors, dependents’ earnings limits, armed forces provisions, and broader excise taxes with a provisional sunset in 1954.
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Richard A. 4Tullens Ner
Uncle Sam
Congress
Worchester Grammar School Principal Paid Less Than Laborer
Worchester Massachusetts reports the principal of a new Worchester County grammar school earns 535 dollars weekly, 15 dollars less than the lowest paid laborer who helped build the structure.
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Worchester
Mass
Worchester County Grammar School
Canal Defense Is Reinforced In Suez Crisis Notes
Night flights from London reinforce canal defenses while British troops occupy the rail station at Agrad, northwest of Senz, and search trains for arms and suspicious characters. Hassan El Hodeibi Bey of the Moslem Brotherhood urges restraint, yet reports say Brotherhood battalions linked to Palestine may seek revenge. Egyptian leaders resist full withdrawal and debate alignment, with some papers urging alliance with Russia.
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Agrad
Senz
Cairo
Suez
Hassan el “Hodeibi Bey
Brotherhood
Palestine
Egypt
Britain
AL Misuri
Congress Ends Long Session
Congress wraps a long session with 25 percent funding for information work overseas and two major spender bills approved by a conference committee. Unfinished items remain, including the St. Lawrence Seaway, statehood for Alaska and Hawaii, ratification of the Japanese peace treaty, stronger price controls, and the federal versus hidelands dispute, all to carry over to the January second session.
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United States
St.Lawrence Seaway
Alaska
Hawaii
Senate
Engineer in wreck suffers burns at Asheville hospital
Theodore Watson, 70, of Knox Ville Tennessee, engineer of a Southern Railway passenger train, is in poor condition in an Asheville hospital after a Thursday afternoon head-on collision with a freight train.
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Asheville
Qet
Theodore Watson
Knox Ville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Navy Reports Four Ships Sunk and 28 Damaged So Far
Tokyo reports from Naval Headquarters Far East, Adm. Radford says four UN minesweepers sunk and 28 damaged since start of Korean War through Oct 1. Total naval losses include 534 aircraft and personnel. Wonsan siege continues. ROC Navy praised for blockade role as talks potential impact.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Naval Headquarters
Far East
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Command
Pacific Fleet Command
Radford
North Korea
New Jersey
Hwo
Armored Force Battles Near Kum Song and Heartbreak Ridge
Allied armor engaged near Kum Song Yonchon 35 miles north of Seoul with shelling from Communist forces. Patrols faced heavy small arms fire and mortar and artillery shells. East of Kum Song fighting rose on ridges and canyons. Tanks advanced east of Heartbreak Ridge into a hot artillery zone. North of Parallel 38, a coastal 50 miles inland counterattack by North Korea was repelled with offshore Allied warships bombarding inland targets.
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Yonchon
Seoul
Yorchon
Kumsong
U. N
Heartbreak Ridge
Family Forced To Take Son To Hospital
LANCASTER PA Oct 20 Six year old Elmer Zimmerman Jr lay critically injured after being struck by a car on the way to school. His family kept a bedside vigil and prayed at his bed refusing medical treatment until a physician arrived and ordered transfer to a hospital. The father said life is in God’s hands and refused to remove the boy from their home. The doctor reported the case to Lancaster County Court which issued an order remanding the child for hospital care.
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Lancaster
Elmer Zimmerman Jr
Goodville
Elmer Zimmermanne
Lancaster County Court
Final Altrusa session features Dr. Guion Johnson talk
Dr. Guion G. Johnson of Chapel Hill addressed the closing session of the 22nd annual Second District Altrusa International meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. She spoke on freedom and national responsibility, outlining five major U S challenges, and urged women's vital role in guiding citizens toward responsible public service.
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Guion G. Johnson
Chapel Hill
Second District
Altrusa International
Sheraton Hotel
Johnson
Margaret Flintom
America
Dr. Johnson
United States
Parents End Vigil as Ambulance Takes Child to Hospital
A custody dispute over the so called neglected child ended when an ambulance arrived with orders for transfer to Evhrata Community Hospital. The father relented and both parents accompanied the boy to the hospital where they keep vigil at his bedside with prayer and scripture.
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Evhrata Community Hospital
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