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Publicity on Incomes and Tax Returns Through History
Special investigator Newbold Morris announced on February 28 he would send questionnaires on personal finances to high government officials including Attorney General McGrath and Secretary of the Treasury Snyder. The piece traces publicity rules for income tax returns from 1924 to 1949, noting shifts under the revenue acts of 1924 1926 1934 and later reforms, along with presidential and congressional positions on public disclosure of incomes and executive branch data.
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McGrath
The
Treasury
Snyder
Morris
Committees
Congress
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
I.R.B
Coolidge
Senate
House
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Vinson
D., Ky
Roosevelt
Iran Faces No Confidence Vote On Mossadegh Oil Policy
Iran's 60 member Senate will vote on Thursday a motion of no confidence in Premier Mossadegh's policy to shut down the Anglo Iranian oil company's operations. Nationalization last May left production halted as Mossadegh rejects U N and World Court intervention. Time named him Man of the Year for 1951 due to his impact on affairs.
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Mossadegh
Iran
Senate
Tehran
Occan
U. N. Or
World Court
United States
World Bank
Time Magazine
Doctor Crane bulletin inspires club study in Miami
Dora K a 38 year old Miami Women s Club member encloses a dime and stamped envelope for a copy of Dr Crane s bulletin on Sex Problems in Marriage She praises his Case Records and bulletins as better than any other source and outlines how clubs universities and Sunday schools use practical psychology to educate adults through newspapers quizzes and study groups She suggests organizing a local Study Club and Teacher s Institute with practical religion and human interest quizzes Psychology counts 50 per cent for success and a Study Club is both fun and educational.
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Dora K
Miami
Dora Advocates Bulletin Bulk Order For Study Clubs
Dora suggests members order separate bulletins to gain many issues without extra postage. The nonprofit educational bulletin service runs at a deficit of 5000 to 10000 dollars yearly, funds from lecture tour proceeds go to a newspaper syndicate. Group discussions and study clubs in applied psychology are encouraged to use these bulletins as textbook materials. If Mohammed cannot come to the mountain, bring the mountain to Mohammed.
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Dora
Washington Happenings on government chaos and steel dispute
The piece critiques U.S. policy under President Truman, arguing leadership failures in wage and price regulation amid a steel strike. It warns against delegating decisions, predicts move toward nationalization if production collapses, and decries the drift to confiscation of corporate profits to fund wage increases.
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Washington
Congress
United States
America
Truman
John R. Steelman
Hee
Newal
Birthday guidance for Genevieve Kemble and romantically inspired drive
An analysis outlines a day of mixed energies where concrete goals contrast with inner creative aims. It urges supplementing action with higher motives and intuition, noting romance can spark initiative. For those celebrating a birthday, sharp organization and talent may drive practical progress, tempered by decisiveness and inner motivation.
Nothing interests people so much as themselves
Erich Brandeis notes people talk more about others than themselves and shares letters about dieting. He cites over 200 guaranteed diet letters, jokes about popover failures, a Cuban jacket tale, a reader from Allentown who gains weight on diets, and Snuffy Smith’s creator Fred Laswell who jokes about eating ice cream while gaining pounds.
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Jerry Lewis
Fred Laswell
Fred
Burr Tillstrom and Kukla Fran Ollie Shape a Private World
Hal Boyle profiles Burr Tillstrom America's puppetry prince creator of Kukla Fran Ollie in a toy theater studio. The adoring Chicago scene includes Helen Hayes Robert Sherwood and others, with Tillstrom adlibbing the show and guarding artistic integrity. He seeks kindness group unity and personal humor as salvation.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Chicago
Mrs. O'Leary
Helen Hayes
Robert Sherwood
Mary Martin
John Steinbeck
Margaret Truman
Leland Hayward
Russell Crouse
Tillstrom
Quitely
Fran Allison
Crouse
Burr
Washington Scene Notes Royal Gaffe and Capitol Chatter
George Dixon reports on a Holland royal visit where Eric Johnston erred by billing Bernhard as king, causing embarrassment among Dutch guests. The piece adds mock ad lib headlines for Morris and McGrath firings, VP Barkley plans, and a brief encounter with a Capitol tour boy who meets the vice president.
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Washington
Prince Bernhard
Juliana
Netherlands
Eric Johnston
Holland
Johnstonian Playhouse
Johnston
Bernhard
Hollywood
Queen Juliana
Child Born Today Pursues Romantic Life of Purpose
A newborn born today is described as gratefully endowed with intangible ideals guiding practical aims. Sourced from spiritual and creative purposes, the child is expected to pursue a romantic and worthwhile life.
Barbs On Marriage And Listening Companions
The quotation notes men marry for someone to share troubles with and to listen for a lifetime. It argues trouble stems from those who avoid producing any other work or effort.
Smoke Jumpers Keep Fires Down for Forest Service
From June to October about 250 young men work as smoke jumpers for the U S Forest Service, saving an estimated 750000 in fire-fighting costs in 1951. They perform 1134 jumps across 334 fires, with specialized training and pay around 258 a month for ages 18 to 30, weight limits, and prior forestry and firefighting experience.
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Washington
U.S. Forest Service
Army
T. W. Pearson
Forest Service
Russia
Germany
Nezperce
National Forest
Idaho
William Cory Lee
101St Airborne
England
Normandy
U. S. Coast Guard
Canadian Air Observer School
U. S. Air Force
Foot health and safety in shoe fitting and sore throat care
Edwin P. Jordan discusses that foot problems arise from civilization and proper shoe fit is essential. He cites fluoroscopic shoe fittings as potentially harmful and urges limits on X-ray exposures. The piece then covers sore throat care from streptococcus infections, advising isolation, pasteurized milk, and appropriate remedies and antibiotics.
NEA Arch Sparks Panic Over Bank Confidence
NEA Arch Nearbrite praised for good intentions but his remarks caused unease by declaring the town bank sound and substantial as the French government, nearly triggering a panic yesterday.
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Arch Nearbrite
Questions And Answers on Indian Race and Family Roles
Q A Are the American Indians a dying race A Statistics show that the Indian population is now increasing Q What is the distaff side of the family A The female side or branch
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