Reuther Profit Plan Draws Tax Expert Critique
Government tax experts warned that wide profit sharing with workers would cut federal revenue and force tax policy changes. They noted UAW proposals to distribute pre tax profits to workers and customers could shift taxes to individuals, reducing corporate receipts by billions.
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Reuther
Washington
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
General Motors Corp
Youth Didn't Take Advice OKC Police Blames Teens
Oklahoma City detective Bill Rackley laments teens ignore guidance as hubcaps worth $20 are reported stolen from his car in a driveway theft. He leads the youth detail counseling youths and seeks suspects.
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Oklahoma City
Bill Rackley
Rackley
How to Reduce Painful Swelling of Piles at Home
A purported new compound called stainless Pazo promises instant relief from piles based on six ingredients including Triolyte. The drug is described as tested by doctors and marketed by Grove Leporstories, Inc, with mentions of Oletament and Modern Suppositories.
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Tredemart
Grove Leporstories
Sudden Heart Attack Ends Career of Movie Pioneer
Hollywood veteran Jesse L. Lasky 77 died in Beverly Hills after collapsing while returning to his car at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. A founder of the film industry, Lasky helped form the Lasky Feature Play Co. with Cecil B. DeMille and Samuel Goldwyn and later merged to become part of Paramount Pictures.
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Hollywood PA
Jesse L. Lasky
Hollywood
Lasky
Beverly Hills
Beverly Hilton
Los Angeles
Cecil B. DeMille
Samuel Goldwyn
West
DeMille
Soviets Decry US War Budget in Report from Moscow
The Soviet government criticized President Eisenhower for sending a "war budget" to Congress. Izvestia on Moscow radio called the proposed military funds the largest peacetime allocation and summarized it as a two word description: "war budget."
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London
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Izvestia
Moscow Radio
Meyers Elected Ohio State Education Board President
Elliott E. Meyers an Iron ton attorney was unanimously elected president of the Ohio State Board of Education for a two year term. Loren E Souers Jr of Canton was named vice president. Gov ONeill called the meeting significant and urged improvement in education quality statewide. The board also allowed meetings to start at 2 p.m. and addressed a transfer request involving the Morgan Two and Hamilton County districts affecting 22 pupils.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Elliott E. Meyers
Ironton
Loren E. ‘Souers Jr
Canton
Meyers
Robert A. Manchester
Youngstown
Francis W. Spicer
Akron
Soyers
C. William O'Neill
Carl V. Wexgandt F
Ohio Supreme Court
Iive
Morgan Two
Butler County
Hamilton County
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