Tax policy debates echo in Our Daily Bread column
The writer cites a state poll showing opposition to social security tax increases and support for a general manufacturers tax. He critiques special interests shaping tax laws and warns that France’s tax system harms citizens, urging Americans to seek even distribution of the national tax burden.
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Bull
Republic
Jesson
France
Ernest O. Hauser
Saturday Evening Post
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Oshialn
Harding
Paris
Committee s to Reject One Tax Item
Charles F. Barrett reports the House Ways and Means Committee will reject one major point in Eisenhower’s tax overhaul proposal. The panel approved a 40 percent rate cut for individuals, raising to eight the White House measures enacted in under a month. Republicans and Democrats foresee no consensus on the final item, which would shift corporate income tax to four quarterly payments, advancing next year’s liability.
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Charles F. Barrett
Washington
GY Rouse
Tan Wehters
Eisenhower
House
Starmers
White House
Driftbacks Blamed For Job Trouble In South
South workers returning from the North amid layoffs and mechanization increase unemployment pressure in Arkansas and Missouri Bootheel. Farmers and laborers say driftbacks hit cotton, day cropping, and rural economies as 4,000 are reported in the region. Continued on Page Three.
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Memphis
Upper East
Arkansas
Missouri Boothees
Yerger PTA to present history program observance
Yerger Parent Teachers Association will meet Thursday February 11 at 8 p m in the school auditorium for a special program honoring Negro History Week. The meeting is open to the public.
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Yergey Parent Teachers Association
Tualy
Spa Healing Water Heats From Rain Water Mystery
In Arkansas the mystery of Hot Springs water continues as scientists report the thermal springs are fed by rainwater circulating underground. Researchers from the University of Arkansas and the University of Chicago chemist say the water shows radio active hydrogen from the upper atmosphere, indicating a relatively short underground residence time. The team notes the underground reservoir is not vast, and seeks to uncover how the water is heated.
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Peyeteville
University of Arkansas Institute of Science and Technology
University of Chicago
Atentia Energy Commission
Edwards — Edewards
Arkansas Chemiistry Department
Howards
W. F. Libby
University of Omcaga
Lars
Eturne
de. Edwards
Broun
Shernawalter
Lake Hamilton
Lake Cathering
St Hot Springs
Libby
Din Edwards
Goldfish as cure for restless husbands
HAL BOYLE notes wives soothe restless husbands with goldfish after dinner. Some men tire of home routines, while wives joke that watching goldfish placates them. The piece lampoons domestic tedium and the lure of simple aquarium respite.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tau
Broad
Soviet Non-Aggression Plan Aims at European Security
Berlin reports detail Molotov proposing a 10 year European security treaty including East Germany and Austria to unite Europe under UN principles. The plan would defend all signatories and allow armed force to protect one another, threatening NATO and the West European Defense Community. Western ministers brace for rejection as Big Four talks continue.
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Berlin
Russia
Europe
East Germany
Ronn Republic
Fortien
V. M. Molotov
Ekastia
West Germany
Olotov
Preston Grover Berlin
Totay
Ther
Germany
Dha
Agung
Rhine
Earlice
United States
Rus
Ducado
Molotay
All Europe
McCarthy Admits Being Wrong About McCloy Claim
UPI reports Senator McCarthy admitted a mistake in accusing former Under Secretary of War John J. McCloy of ordering destruction of wartime records. He said his remarks came from emotion and not fact and cited sympathy for Robert Stevens, current secretary of the army. Outside the church, a crowd sparked a near riot as police arrived to control the scene. McCarthy also linked Harry Dexter White to the Korean War in a separate speech at a church freedom club.
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Low Angeles
Calif
Ben
Joseph TR. McCarthy
R-Wis
John J. McCloy
McCarthy
McCloy
U. S
Germany
Chass National Bahl
Robert Stevens
Hig
McCloyd
G. L. Rice
Rice
Wilburn Jerger
Jerger
Stevens
Freedom Club
First Congregational Church
Harry Dexter White
China
Commonist Fragment on Ivory Usage and Encyclopedia Assertion
A fragment notes the ivory in common use being walrus ivory and cites an encyclopedia as a dense, accessible source. The text mentions securing ivory and references Bri as part of the source, with incomplete phrasing and unclear context.
Dishwasher Admits Killing Bodenheim
Harold Weinberg a 26 year old dishwasher admitted shooting Max Bodenheim the exotic writer found dead with his wife Ruth Pagan in a Savannah rooming house. Police said Weinberg a fugitive was found hiding in a Manhattan tenement basement and has not yet been questioned about the stabbing of Pagan.
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New York
Harold Weinerg
Max Bodenheim
Weinberg
Bordenhalm
Ruth Pagan
Edward J. Drummer
Wainberr
Bodenheim
Welberg
River
Mass
Savannah
Boderheim
Greenwich Village
Mirce
Tag Day Set in Hope Heart Drive This Saturday
Mary Lou Moore announced a downtown Hope Tag Day for Saturday February 13 to support the Hempstead quota in the Arkansas Heart Fund drive. High School girls will staff the sale including Pat Bright and Mary Ann Rogers. a Youth Center dance for teens with 25 cent admission is planned for Saturday night inviting all Hope youths.
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Mary Lou Moore
Lortha
Arkansas Heart Fund
Hope
Hempstead
Pat Bright
Mary Ann Rogers
Bobby Kay Turner
Ginny Herndon
Loretta Munn
Sue Moses
Sue Burke
Janet McKenzie
Alice Anthony
Marilyn Edwards
Mrs. J. G. Harrison Dies at 82 in Blevins
Mrs. J. G. Harrison, 82, longtime resident of Blevins, died at her home Tuesday night. She leaves her husband, four sons-in-law, O. M. Yokem, a daughter-in-law Mrs. Claud Harrison, and sister Mrs. Lucy Drager of Tahama Texas. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Midway Church with Reverends J. W. Rushing and Joe Hunter.
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J. G. Harrison
Blevins
O. M. Yokem
Claud Harrison
Lucy Drager
Tohama
Texas
Midway Church
J. W. Rushing
Joe Hunter
County Dairymen to Consider Silage Plans
County dairymen will consider 1954 silage pasture and feed crop plans Thursday at 7 30 in Hempstead County courthouse. County Agent Oliver L Adams states a sound film Pay Dirt will be shown detailing plant food requirements and fertilizer methods. Special emphasis on soil testing and meeting soil test requirements. all dairymen and livestock producers should profit from attending.
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Hempstead
Courtrogi
Oliver L. Adams
Prothers
Lemley Questions Arkansas Fair Trade Law Validity
Federal Judge Harry Lemley suggests the 1937 Arkansas fair trade law may be unconstitutional in part. The suit by Union Carbon and Carbide against White River Trading Co. seeks a direct ruling. the judge retains the case for possible future action. The statute ties prices on many goods and critics say it harms fair competition and damages commerce.
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Little, Rock
Arkansas
Harry
Lemley
Union Carbon
Carbide
White, River -Distri Ing Co
Batesville
Gockes
Tudge Lemley
Kansas
Arkansas-Under
Arkansas Livestock Show Officials Re elected at State Fair Meeting
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Pair: Managers Association concluded a two day convention with re election of officers. Milag C Reynolds of Camden was re elected president and Clyde E Byrd of Little Rock was re elected secretary treasurer. New officers include Tack Shelton Virgil C Kolb Roberdt Beln Blytheville and Bob Shivers with additional directors named.
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Little Rock
Camden
Arkansas
Assocaion
Clyde E. Byrd
Little Hock
Arken
Tack Shelton
Monticella
Godley
Magholin
Roberdt
Blyalovik
Blythevila
Vee
Virgil C. Kolb
Clarkavika
Bob Shivers
Hope
Cer Burs
Per
Bentonyville
Molly Hinle
Newport
Lk. H. Autry
Burdette
All Around the Town Clark Stati Finds Patrol Mileage
City Police officers Compton and Parsons report patrols from January 23 to February totaling 3064 miles, about 220 miles daily. A new police car logged 2081 miles while the old one did only 83, due to repairs. Most driving occurs at night across the city.
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Compton
Parsons
Eisennswer Report Fragments From Washington
Fragmentary Washington text shows incomplete phrases about today states and Gott. war references. unclear attribution and context limit usable facts. Kein further detail available.
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Washington
Eisennswer
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