Sparkman Plans Public Release of Tax Figures
Washington Senator John J. Sparkman said he will publish his income tax returns for the past decade once prepared. He noted it may take days, defended no direct challenge to Eisenhower Nixon, and contrasted Stevenson’s disclosure. Sparkman’s assets include life insurance, government bonds, certificates, homes in Washington and Huntsville, a farm, savings and checking accounts with salaries of he and his wife.
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Battlefront Drama Told By Writer
Richard Applegate describes a Korea war frontline scene in which a shell blows off a young soldier’s ear. Medics work under fire as mortars fall and a wounded comrade insists on burial, prompting a grim, defiant salute to teamwork and sacrifice.
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Nixon may extend Southern campaign swing after Tennessee receptions
Nixon receives warm crowds in Nashville and Knoxville fueling speculation he will add Southern appearances to the tour. His team notes the TV surge last Tuesday boosted his image as a nationwide contender and television figure. He plans rallies in Alexandria Virginia and stops in Virginia Maryland and New Jersey before final word on remaining on the ticket. He tearfully recalls Eisenhower’s assurance aboard their Wheeling, West Virginia flight.
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Soldier Will Appeal Army Court Ruling
Norfolk AP Marine S Sgt Ralph Chiarello plans an appeal to Washington after a court martial found him guilty of abandoning his post during the Hill 100 fight in Korea. His wife Elizabeth and Rep Charles Howell push to clear him, while he adjusts to prison life and studies high school English.
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Japan Is Good Customer for Formosa Exports in 1951
Government statistics show Japan as the top buyer of Formosan goods, taking 48 percent of exports in 1951. The United States accounted for 16 percent and Hong Kong 14 percent, with Formosa exporting sugar, rice, tea, salt and fertilizer totaling 93 million dollars.
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Benny Benny: Character Act Costs Him Five Thousand
Hollywood comic Jack Benny says his radio and TV persona as a tightwad costs him about 5000 dollars annually in real life. He notes he tips more, donates more, and faces jokes from cabbies and audiences alike while maintaining the joke that he is stingy. He recalls stories of tips, an unused dollar, and even paying a parking fee with no change.
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No Need To Use Whiskey As Bribe Says WCTU Meet
The 78th annual WCTU conven tion in St Louis heard that salesmen do not need whiskey to win big buyers Fred D Lukes quoted four sales experts including Dale Carnegie Percy H Whiting Frank Bettger and Philip Salisbury The consensus rejected drinking as a sales tactic with Salisbury allowing limited self drinking for tasting purposes.
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Neighborhood Kids Toast Marshmallows Over Gas Leak
Children in Pittsburgh used a ground flame to roast hotdogs and marshmallows before a gas leak was reported. A repair crew from the gas company was dispatched to fix the underground line feeding a nearby housing project.
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Clothes on Credit Union Clothing Co. Display
Local business at 114d East Commerce Street showcases clothing on credit terms. Inventory appears available for customers seeking installment purchases and flexible payment options.
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Why BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia So Quickly
A historical ad proclaims BC products relieve headaches neuralgia and pains fast. It touts tablets powders and tablets with multiple ingredients for quick relief and urges purchasing large sizes and economical family bottles.
New Fishing Vessels Planned For Gaspe Peninsula
Quebec plans replace old fishing smacks with 40 ton high powered vessels at 22 500 dollars each. The 55 foot boats use six cylinder 105 horsepower diesel engines and are offered on instalment plans without interest. The federal government pays 6 600 dollars per vessel and fishermen make a 3 500 dollar down payment plus 13 percent of catch until remaining debt is cleared.
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Marines Sail In A 45 Foot Boat To Camp Lejeune
Col Donald M Weller reports for duty at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina aboard a 45 foot sailboat that he sailed from Newport Rhode Island. The commander emphasizes the marines as soldiers of the sea.
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Infiltration Hearings Open on Southern California Media
The House Un American Activities Committee starts hearings in Los Angeles to determine communist infiltration in motion pictures television labor and professional fields. Rep Donald L Jackson says 112 witnesses will appear but lists will not be released.
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