Pennsylvania Leads in Low State Tax Burden, 1948 Survey
Know Your State reports the 1948 survey by the U S Bureau of the Census shows Pennsylvania among the best in government economy with a low per capita burden. Only Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, and another state ran lower per capita general revenues.
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United States Bureau of Census
Pennssyvania
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Missile
Sippi
Texas
East
West Coast
Middle West
State Planning Board
Department of Commerce
Buffaloes Marching In Siam Underway
The article describes a long water buffalo drive in Siam where tens of thousands are relocated over 300 miles from northeast breeding farms to central provinces for rice cultivation. Most are sold for plowing and farming, with leftovers auctioned. prices range from 50 to 200 dollars.
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Siam
Farmers Urged To Hold Corn Surplus On Farms
Pennsylvania farmers holding corn under government loan or purchase programs are urged to keep the grain on the farm for an additional year if possible. Commodity Specialist Charles H. Bronstein of the Pennsylvania Production and Marketing Committee notes 490,000 bushels from 1948 loans and 213,000 bushels under purchase agreements are involved.
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Pennsylvania
Charles H. Bronstein
Pennsylvania Production and Marketing Committee
Farmers offered options on corn loan and purchase terms
The government outlined storage and repayment options for corn loans and purchase agreements. Farmers may deliver corn to CCC at maturity for a 10 cent storage payment, or extend loans to July 31, 1950. Producers may sell, keep, or place under loan by Oct 31, 1949, at 1948 rates, with area variations for loan availability.
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Mr. Bronstein
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Gunman Nabbed in Nebraska. two at large
West Point police captured Arthur Bristrom, 37, former cab driver from St. Paul, Minn., after a three day manhunt. He was jailed last night at a farm 14 miles from West Point where he and two accomplices had held a farmer and his wife at gunpoint. His brother Carl, 27, also from St. Paul, remained with guns in hand as authorities continued the search for the other suspect.
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West Point
Neb
Arthur Bristrom
St. Paul, Minn
Charles Sass
Bistrom
Fred Haterman
Carl Bistrom
St. Paul
Prohibition Edict in 1906 by Military Order of the Purple London
The order banned coal burning in 1906 amid a smoke dispute linked to the Heart and George Washington founded in 1782. Reading the fragment, the text suggests a colonial era style edict tied to American origins.
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Order of the Purple London
Heart
George Wash
Ington
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