Job Upturn Forecast by Mitchell
Labor Secretary Mitchell predicts a brighter spring with higher March employment and steady February unemployment. He urged passage of a temporary 13 to 43 week unemployment extension, hoping Congress acts after Easter, despite mixed enthusiasm from members. Mitchell urged urgency on extending benefits.
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Tax Cut Demanded by Two Major Civic Groups
Washington groups urge swift tax reductions to combat recession. National Planning Association backs 7.3 billion dollar cut including 4.5 billion in WWII excises and 2.8 billion in individual income taxes, plus long term anti recession programs. Council of State Chambers of Commerce calls for wise tax cuts to spur business and avert inflation.
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See You at the Polls Campaign Leaders Push Registration
Civic leaders Darrell Neighbors and Mrs C E Crittenden promote the See You at the Polls message on a large billboard. The League of Women Voters of Long Beach led by Mrs Crittenden sponsors the effort. Registration deadline for the upcoming elections is April 10.
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International Economic Growth committee formed in Washington
Eric Johnston announced a 300 sponsor committee for International Economic Growth led by Mrs. George Taubman Jr. and Herman Ridder. Taubman, UNICEF official and Long Beach Republican, and Ridder, publisher of The Independent, Press-Telegram, join a cross section of business, labor, religion, education and civic leaders to educate citizens on the U S mutual security program. The aim is to inform the public so they can make wise decisions based on facts.
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Harvard Professor C. O. Ruggles Dies at 79
Clyde O. Ruggles of Cambridge national economist and professor emeritus at Harvard died Sunday at Deaconess Hospital in Boston. A native of Jefferson County Iowa he taught public utility management and regulation at Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration from 1928 to 1945.
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Earwear Mystery: Smallest Sonotone Hides in Ear
A reader reports a secret hearing aid worn entirely inside the ear with no visible cold or other devices. The discovery highlights a tiny device claimed to be the smallest Sonotone yet, prompting questions about concealment and function.
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