Socialists Score Marked Gains in Austria Election
Vienna reported a breakthrough for the Socialists as elections in the occupied zones yielded the largest vote share for the party and added six seats to reach 73 in the 165 seat lower chamber. The result kept Leopold Figl’s Catholic Peoples Party largest with 74 seats, signaling a coalition prospect. President Koerner, a Socialist, was expected to invite Figl to form a new cabinet with Socialist participation likely renewed. Socialist Interior Minister Oscar Helmer said his group would keep cooperating with the Peoples Party to avoid further suffering.
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Vienna
Austria
Leopold Figis
Catholic Peoples Party
Theodor Koerner
Figl
Oskar Helmer
Peoples Party
Do You Have to Estimate Tax This Year
Francis J. Kelly explains the estimated tax filing rules for 1953. It covers who must file, deadlines, payment options, and penalties for late or incorrect estimates, including thresholds for wages and other income sources and the process to file amended declarations. It also notes related defense casualty listings and penalties for underpayment.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Office
Internal Revenue
Defense Department
Sense Department
USC to Offer Doctor of Social Work Degree
The University of Southern California announced that next fall it will offer the Doctor of Social Work. It will be the first university in the West to do so. The doctoral courses will prepare social workers for administrative jobs in social welfare.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
West
Soviet Red Army marks 35th anniversary with calls for vigilance and US attack refrain
Moscow officials and top leaders marked the 35th anniversary of the Red Army calling for renewed readiness and vigilance against presumed foreign agents. Marshal Vasily Sokolovsky announced his wartime leadership role while Pravda printed articles urging intensified vigilance from all personnel amid claims of threats to the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Red Army
United States
Leonid A. Govorov
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Vassily Sokolovsky
Pravda
Communist Party
Alexander M. Vasilevsky
Relief for loose dentures with a comforting powder
Worry over slipping or irritating false teeth prompts use of a pleasant powder. It claims to hold dentures more securely, reducing wobble and gag reflex, and is sold at drugstores. The ad emphasizes discreet use and comfort for daily wear.
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Rank’ Shop Shoe
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Long Beach
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Broadway Corner
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