Unprecedented Plea For Pay Raise From Tax Refuge JoJo
Washington新闻. Commissioner Coleman Andrews urged a pay raise for JoJo the parakeet during a tax hearing in Revenue Service HQ. Mayer, JoJo’s lawyer, claimed the bird earned 615 dollars last year and paid 20.50 in income tax, 12.30 in social security tax, with 25 in travel and 1 to a zoo, arguing deductions drop taxable income below 600 dollars, seeking a full refund of 20.50. Andrews said the case must go through proper channels and that wage laws would be checked.
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Foreign ministers debate peace guarantees at emergency talks
Pinay asserts continued implementation subjected to unanimous decision and peace guarantees. He addresses MacMillan and Molotov as the third of the Big Four foreign ministers. Secretary Pudles declines comment and signals forthcoming reaction on Friday.
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Offshore leases and state claim challenge in Louisiana
The article reports a dispute over offshore mineral leases and state property rights. The federal government seeks bids while Louisiana contests the extent of its offshore boundary citing the Fifth Amendment. Attorney General Brownell filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court urging recognition of three miles and the 1954 legislature’s three league boundary around 10 miles.
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Fireman Family Birth Ties to Trichel Case
Fireman continued from first pages as investigators pursue the Trichel story. At 7 a.m. Trichel's wife gave birth to a son at St. Francis Hospital. The Trichels also have a silver child and a seven-year-old inl.
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Nehru and Soviet Leaders Issue Peace-Oriented Declaration
Two premiers backed by a joint document as a substantial contribution to peace, issued hours before Nehru's travel to Warsaw and Vienna. The communique praised disarmament ideas, urged Viet Nam elections, UN admission for qualified states, and strengthened Indo Russian ties while noting tensions in the Far East.
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Shakeup Seen in Army Chief of Staff Change
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor arrived from Japan to succeed Gen Mathew B Ridgway as chief of staff on July 1. Secretary Brucker predicted an easy leadership transition and compared Taylor to Gen Alfred M. Gruenther, then supreme commander in Europe.
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Louisiana to Return Alleged Kidnapper to Texas
A man charged with kidnapping his wife in Gallatin was to be returned to Texas today. Sheriff Ren Bastrop County said the suspect, identified as Slearder, was arrested in Bastrop and would be handed over to Texas authorities.
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Panel Deliberations On Salk Vaccine Safety Continue
A panel of fifteen U S polio experts debated the safety of the Salk vaccine at an afternoon session. Dr Albert Sabin urged halting production until improvements are achieved, joined by Dr John Sinders and Dr William Hammond. Others, including Dr Thomas Rivers and Dr Joseph Smadel, argued vaccinations should continue. Jonas Salk avoided opinion pending findings.
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Tornado damage near Quitman county seat totals 830000
A small tornado four miles east of Quitman damaged at least 10 buildings and destroyed one home in Quitman County. Highway patrolman Al Darby witnessed the twister which touched ground briefly near Highway 6 yesterday. No fatalities or injuries reported. An ensuing hailstorm and heavy rain complicated initial assessments of cotton damage.
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Rumor Mongers Continue Prominent Revolt Arrests
Reported aftermath of an attempted revolt centers on freed marines conscripts and officers who served at the Navy Ministry during fighting. No clear tally of guilt or punishments released. Four U S correspondents were briefly detained while photographing a burning vehicle, later released with film seized. Presidential press office says the president carries on normally.
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Polio Cases Drop Nationwide as Vaccination Figures Rise
New polio cases last week fell to 266 from 300, the lowest for the comparable week since 1951. Totals for the disease year and calendar year lag 1954 figures, while Public Health Service notes 149 confirmed cases among vaccine contacts and 168 among vaccinated persons.
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Window fashions debut bold Spring looks
Exotic solids and patterns dominate the season with sheer marquisette and bamboo textures. Window dressings range from traverse types to cafe curtains, offering a dressed-up-for-Spring aesthetic for homes.
Genius Named Innocent by Insanity in Beloit Case
Stephen Dykstra Posey, a 20 year old Beloit resident famed for a claimed IQ surpassing Einstein, was found innocent by reason of insanity in an arson and forgery case. Municipal Judge Arthur Luebke ordered commitment to Central state hospital until deemed sane and responsible. Posey is UW Madison governor's grandson and Northwestern professor's son.
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Tornado in Marks causes heavy damage to homes and gin
A Wednesday tornado in Marks destroyed one house and damaged ten other buildings. The highway patrol reports seven houses badly damaged, a Negro school damaged, and a cotton gin blown down. Estimated property loss is about 30 thousand dollars with no injuries.
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President Eisenhower Tries Vermont Fishing Rod
President Eisenhower dressed in waders and a peaked hat fished in Furnace Brooks near Chittenden Vermont after breakfast with 60 dairy and agriculture leaders. He wore a $300 rod given by Vermont supporters and hoped for bigger catches after yesterday’s small trout. Brief talks were planned later as he left Vermont for New Hampshire.
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