Kefauver Attacks Eisenhower Taft Tax Cuts in Detroit
In Detroit Kefauver assailed GOP candidates Eisenhower and Taft over tax cut promises at an AFL Labor meeting. He labeled the 40 billion dollar federal budget cut and 5 percent tax cut as illusory, urging clarity on funding sources, while praising Gov. Williams for hosting.
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Detroit
Estes Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
AFL
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Taft
Tennessee
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Sen
Sen. Taft
Silent Youth’s Story Leads to Charity and Parole Violation
In Cairo, Rev J R Williams aided a 21-year-old silent youth with food clothing and shelter. A church collection raised seven dollars to help him depart. An officer found a concealed knife bought locally by the youth, who later admitted it and was sent back to prison for parole violation.
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Cairo
J. R. Williams
Mining pits eyed as fishing holes in Illinois
An aquatic biologist from Southern Illinois University, David Elder, says a coal mining company has hired him to study turning defunct strip mines in southern Illinois into fishing holes.
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Carbondale
Ill
Ilinois
Southern Illinois University
David Elder
Kefauver urges victory first then tax cuts for peace
Kefauver warned that a Republican Congress would bring back reactionary elements blocking postwar peace. He called for repeal of the Taft Hartley Act and a new labor relations law fair to both labor and management, while expressing hope for tax relief after peace is secured.
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Kefauver
Russia
Free World
Washington
Area builders to meet with price officials at 7:30 p.m.
Local construction industry members including general and sub contractors and material dealers are invited to a June 23 meeting in the Cameo room of the Virginia Hotel. Office of Price Stabilization officials from the Shreveport district will explain ceiling price regulation 93 and related filing requirements for construction services across multiple trades.
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Cameo
Virginia Hotel
Office of Price Stabilization
Shreveport
Expansion Accelerated As Louisiana Grows
In 1951 our company invested 12,646,050 dollars to expand and improve services, the largest yearly outlay in company history. The program aims to meet rising demand and uphold the policy of Helping Build Louisiana.
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Louisiana
Belgrade Census Fixes Yugoslavia Population at 16 338 504
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia’s total population at 16 338 504 as of January 1, up 566 397 in three years. Belgrade itself records 390 733 residents.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Good Citizenship Emphasized by Louisiana Power & Light
The Louisiana Power and Light Company highlights loyalty teamwork and good citizenship among staff. The company pledges ongoing community involvement while expanding and improving service to customers.
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Louisiana Power & Light Company
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Oleo
U. S
Stokely
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