Tax burden rise through hidden levies urged by LA.C.
L.A.C. argues that sales and income taxes should finance government, reducing reliance on property taxes. He notes taxes hidden in multiple fees push families toward 30 percent of income, urging citizens to awaken to overall government spending and demand fiscal reform.
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L.A.C
Odd Fellows
Temple
Elm Ave
Woman's City Club
Ebel
A. A. Pollay Yy
House Committee
Long Beach
Bixby Park
Claud Robberson
Jor McClelland
Facker
Los Altos Voices against Los Coyotes Diagonal name change
Los Altos Association led by William J. Neptune appeals to Long Beach City Council to reconsider renaming Los Coyotes Diagonal as a memorial for Judge Desmond. The letter argues for public input, memorial honoring, and preserving street name to avoid inconvenience for residents and agencies.
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Veterans Memorial
City Mann
Rirkdand
Council
Los Altos Association
Aia
Mehul
Los Coyales
Dugge Desmond
Gether
Dalessi
Gar
Los Altos
Fishmenk
Dismond
Los Coyotes
Desmond
LOS Altos Assgc
William J. Neptune
Independent fire bureaus network offices listed
The Independent fire bureaus network is described with office locations in Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco. The text lists Ridder Johns Inc as national advertising representatives and provides address details for multiple offices. Specific street names include Wrigley Building Brackscat Building and 36 Earath Street.
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Gton
Albee
National Advertising Representatives
Ridder Johns, Inc
Wrigley
Brackscat
Minneapolis
Fashay
St. Paul
Earath St
Los Angeles
Wath St
San Francisco
Sutter St
Eisenhower Signals Active Role in 1958 GOP Battles
President Eisenhower pledges an active campaign against Democratic gains in the 1958 races to reverse trends and safeguard party prospects for 1960. He will target key states New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan Wisconsin California, with hopes to influence governor and Senate contests and leave a lasting party imprint. Hoover distant rebuke of Supreme Court over sealed files cited as boosting reform-minded informants' role.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
GOP
New Jersey
Pennsyl
Nepple
Ite
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Nun Old Party
Ultraa
Iaisenhower
Western Alliance
Walter J. Robles
Wisconsin Repubicans
Malcolm & Forbes
Forbes
Capitol Hill
White House
J. Edgar
Supreme Court
F. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Ing
Hoover
Displayed Craft At Eighteenth Century Map Fairs
In map fairs eighteenth century laborers displayed their craft by carrying sme em blem to attract year long farm work. Farmers selected workers based on visible skill and suitability for ongoing duties.
Lamprey Uses Chemical to Block Blood Clotting
A lamprey feeds by injecting a chemical into a fish wound that prevents blood coagulation enabling the parasite to gorge on the fish’s blood. The description notes the lamprey’s round sucker mouth and feeding method.
STRICTLY PERSONAL Why I Putt No Stock in Stocks
Sydney Harris argues against stock market investing, citing nature and temperament. He notes money puzzles him, prefers lived experiences over finance, and warns against forcing talents into unfamiliar fields. He cites Mark Twain’s losses as cautionary examples and reflects on diverse human strengths.
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Sydney J. Harris
General Motors
Tam
Nixon Faces 1958 Primary Dilemma Between Knight and Knowland
Political analysis suggests Nixon must decide whether to back William Knowland for governor of California or stay neutral as the 1960 presidential field forms. Knowland hints at a gubernatorial bid, Knight weighs a Senate run, and Nixon’s influence could shape a rare early power move in a pivotal party fight.
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Nixon
Knight
Knowland
Dropsy treatment depends on underlying cause says Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan explains edema is a symptom not a disease and stressed death occurs from the treatable underlying cause. He notes heart failure and kidneys, specifically Bright's disease, as common origins and outlines diet and diuretics as possible management, with drainage possible in certain accumulations.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Justice Dept. Slow About Civil Rights Actions
Drew Pearson notes the Justice Department delays on Civil Rights matters over two years. He cites multiple instances from 1953 to 1955 where opinions on Senate bills were deferred or noncommittal. He quotes lawmakers implying political motives behind inaction and potential gains from delay.
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Justice Dept
Wasthington
Justice Department
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Senate
Dusilree
Department of Aussies
Hannings
Opi
Department of Justice
Pussyfoot
Hennings
The
Justice de
Partment
Henings
Hrnnings
King Edward I Bans Coal Burning in London Parliaments
Ban targets smoke during parliamentary sessions as Edward I issues first antismoke ordinance. Prohibits coal burning in London to curb pollution while Parliament sits. Stake includes improving air quality and reducing smoke impact on officials and residents. Historic move marks early regulation of city emissions.
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Edward I
London
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