News Behind the News on Snyder tax veto strategy
Paul Males notes Treasury Secretary Snyder proposes a veto of a tax reduction as part of a political strategy. He cites Democratic and Republican reactions, the potential timing for next year’s election, and debates whether tax rebates or government spending better serve the economy amid high prices. The piece weighs fiscal prudence against political gain and anticipates ongoing campaign implications.
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Washington
Treasury
Snyder
Jaye Boet
Senate
Truman
Byrd
Virginia
George
Bramar
Tmman
Garsson Lost Job For Taking Bribe Claims Emerge
Washington D C testimony of Henry Garsson case reveals a munitions maker was discharged from the Treasury Department about two decades ago for alleged bribery. Charles D W Newlind, bank president, testified during the piracy trial involving Garsson, his brother and an ex representative May of Kentucky.
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Washington, D. C
TNS
Henry Garsson
Acc
Teaaury Department
Charles DW. Newlind
Lae
First National Bank of
Batavia
Newlind
Garson
May
Keiticky
Garssons
First night baseball at Mt Pleasant under floodlights
At Mt Pleasant a floodlit baseball doubleheader opens the season with two Junior Legion games at 6 p.m. The VFW from Mt Pleasant faces Moosenite Burlington, while Mt Pleasant Junior Legion plays New London. Last minute prep underway with stands nearly done and lights tested.
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Mt. Pleasant
Junior Legion of
B. Lawrence
BR. Larun
Devingerss
FR. Tange
J. Lange
Steffing
Fenton
Comm
Biltle P
Kuntz
Moose
J. Oberman
4-H Girls Attend State Convention Henry County Delegates
Four Henry county 4-H girls join more than 1,000 delegates at the 18th annual state 4-H convention hosted by Town State College. Delegates Pauline Anderson Naananettes Mary Eubank Waysnettes Phyllis Mathews Evelyn Tmsstes Carol Strothiman Meyhen and Don Lassles Norma Later attend with county leaders Mrs Mark McAllister Suilley Nelson and Floyd Gandell. The program centers on learning to live in a changing world with speeches by H H Kildee Ruth Streicher and university leaders. A Wednesday campus gathering includes remarks by Dale S Welch F G Murray and C B Finley.
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Henry County
Town
State College
Pauline Anderson
Vanaanettes
Mary Eubank
Worine Waynettes
Phyllis Mathews
Elvelyn Tmsstes
Carol Strothiman Meyhen
Don Lassles
Norma
Mark McAllister
Wizards
Suilley M. Nelson
County Extension Home
Floyd Gandell
H. H. Kildee
Ruth Streicher
4-H
Mabel Welson
Ly A
Wm. van Bloom
Daton
Tolbert MacRae
College Mu
Dale S. Welch
Univarsity of
Dubuque
F. G. Murray
Charlis B. Finley
Iowa State
Col
Thais Crawford
Heiry County
Nutrition County
Hiedell
Guernsey Parish Show Held At McMillan Park
Floyd Johnson dairy extension specialist of Iowa State College judged the Guernsey Parish show at McMillan Park Tuesday. Many Guernsey herd exhibitors cheered their animals on.
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Floyd Johnson
Towa State College
McMillan Park
Guernsey
State Gas Tax Held Valid in Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled today that the state gasoline tax is constitutional, upholding district court dismissal of a suit by Stanley Phuik of Kalona. The decision ends two years of court action and affirms the tax enacted by the 1945 General Assembly.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme
Suate
Stanley Phuik
Kalona
Laws
Firmer Jash Sumiter
Plank P
Suit for divorce filed with clerk
Beatrice Green files for divorce from Mark A. Green alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Petition claims marriage began April 8, 1946 in Lawton Oklahoma and separation occurred May 1, 1946, seeking a just settlement.
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Beatrice Green
Mark A. Green
Lawton
Okla
Two Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Clerks Office
Two marriage licenses have been issued at the clerks office here. They are Howard Tt. Church, 22, of Tama and Will Mae Woods, 15, of Mt. Pleasant. Max LeRoy Smith, 22, of Mt. Pleasant and Mary Madore Adaline Lonsdale, 20, of Winfield.
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Howard Tt. Church
Tama
Will Mae Woods
Mt. Pleasant
Max LeRoy Smith
Mary Madore Adaline Lonsdale
Winfield
Miss Lou Rukgaber Dies in Chicago
Chicago death of Miss Lou Rukgaber reported. Remains arrive Thursday afternoon at 130 and go directly to Forest Home cemetery for convalital services. Cankes Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Lou Rukgaber
Chicago
Forest Home Cemetery
Cankes Funeral Home
Canal transfer shifts Schuylkill assets to Pennsylvania
The Reading Company transferred its Schuylkill River Canal assets to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The deal includes all real estate, rights of way, and water power rights along the canal. The canal once ran from Park Carbon to Philadelphia and had been mainly used for coal transport.
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Hvelsbury
NSI
Reading + Company
Commonweals
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill River Navigation Company
Crahl
Park Carbon
Philadelphia
Mally
Finnss
Cows Swim Out As Owner Calls Them Home
Mr and Mrs George Aldi and their neighbors recounted a Strait tale of cattle obeying a master’s voice as cows swam from a flooded pasture toward a neighbor’s field after being driven from their Naumann shore home near Bonaparte.
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George Aldi
Naumann Piach
Bonaparte
Alden
Rink Island
Rent Control Bill Sent to Senate for Final Action
Washington D C The house today passed and sent to the senate for final action legislation continuing residential rent control until February 29 but allowing voluntary 15 percent increases. The vote was 167 to 73.
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Washington, D. G
House
Senate
Kitch Brothers Operate Mt. Union Machine Shop
Richard and Earl Kitch announce ownership of the Mt. Union machine shop formerly the John Stafford shop. They offer a wide range of equipment and services aimed at supporting local machine operators in need of a reliable shop.
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Kitch Brothers
Mt. Union Machine Shop
Richard and
Earl Kitch
Mt. Union
John Stafford
Reckless Driving Plea From Local Defendant Mills
Robert Mills pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Justice of the Peace G A T Mallowell. He was fined for costs. The prior drunken driving charge will be reviewed by the grand jury this fall.
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Robert Mills
Inla
Justice of the Peace
G. A. T Mallowell
Grand
House Sustains Tax Cut Veto in Tight Vote
The House of Representatives sustained President Truman's veto of the tax reduction. The roll was 268 to 183, short of the two thirds needed to override the presidential veto.
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House
Washington, D. C
INS
Truman
Wallace Threatens To Form Party In 1948 Bid
Wallace, reacting to Truman administration policy, warned of a new third party in 1948. He urged immediate talks with Stalin to craft a peace accord, denounced the current foreign program, and spoke to about 12,000 at the Watergate amphitheater. He said a third party would form if both parties pursue war or a low mood, regardless of election chances.
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Washington, D. C
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Wallace
United States
Mr. Trumean
Stalin
South Salém
Watergate
Aloum
Potomac
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Russia
Thes Font
Good Bay
College leaders brief local business men on campus growth
About 15 businessmen from Rotary and Kiwanis heard College affairs reports at Hershey Hall. President Stanley B. Niles spoke, with updates from Morris Morgan on religious life and from Kenneth Porter on athletics. Expansion plans include temporary campus buildings to handle rising enrollments and higher costs, per Dr. Eliza and W. Emerson Beck’s survey.
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Down Wesleyan
Finanei
Abe
Hershey Hall
Stanley B. Niles
Morris. Morgan
Willem Hermano
Kenneth Porter
Br. “Hekel
Lewis Chayiman
Karl Fille
Karl Keefer
Day Camp Thrives At Mt Pleasing Park Activities Continue
Day camp at McMillan park enters its second day with a pancake and bacon cookout and craft activities. Wednesday includes swimming from two to four at the pool and Thursday features a grand camp fire at Saunders park plus the closing program in the evening. Camp counselors include Mrs K W Nelson and director Shirley Blum along with Mig EB A Hayes, president of the girls club association, and many volunteers listed by name assisting in crafts and supervision.
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McMillan Park
Saunders Park
K. W. Nelson
Ghirley Blum
Mig. EB. A. Hayes
Girl Sccur Association
Walker Schaller
Marilyn Gatmee and Clark
Leathie
Harold Haun
Wim
Wallets
John Moore
Verle Worl
Kenneth Porter
Florenie
Mack
Stark and McComb Wed in June Ceremony
Announcements note Miss Esther Stark daughter of Mrs. Frank M. Stark and Hincald McComb wed on Thursday June 12. They will reside in Columbia Missouri. Mrs. McComb formerly taught at the local grade school and Mr. McComb, a former teacher at New London, is a student at Town Wesleyan and formerly with the federal weather service.
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Esther Stark
Frank. M. Stark
Hincald
Local Happenings Across Town This Week
Local notes report residents moving into GO area apartments, a patient at Memorial Hospital in critical condition, and visits by Palmer and Hunt families. Olive Poremiller returned from Fairfield, Walter Hunt underwent a Rochester clinic checkup, Brazier and Jeare Tomy received medical care, Moyle family from Denver visited Edward Hausel and Frank Moyle, Anna Presswell returned from Burlington after a rail injury, and Mrs. Raymond Rodiger spent the week with Mya Pressel.
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Aad
Robert Baleshive
W Anderson
Nori Adams
J.T. McConvaughey
Memorial Hospital
A. Bowen Palmer
Lamyelle
Louisiana
GC. F. Palmer
Wallbank
Olive Poremiller
Fairfield
Walter Hunt
Rochester
Minn
Hunt
Barry Brazier
Harry Je. Oare Tomy
Ace Ords
Geneseo
Brazier
Keith Moyle
Denver
Gala
Edward Hausel
Frank Moyle
Anna Presswell
Burlington
Raymond Rodriger
Thavenpark
Noglecé
Mya
Pressel
Terwun
Memorial Hospital Notes Admission Tuesday Patients
Mrs W TR Rileswig admitted mandhy Tatistectomy patients Tuesday were Mia Thomas Willis Houta Perpsisony of Olds Frances Tautlso and ATL Marshall Rosetta Makonait Charles Johnaan was chstressed Tuesday.
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Mia
Thomas Willis
Houta Perpsisony
Olds
Frances Tautlso
Atl Marshall
Rosetta Makonait
Charles Johnaan
Towa River Reaches Record Crest in Iowa Floods
The Towa River in Louisa County tops 186 feet after cresting at Iowa City this morning. Wapello area braces for an 18 foot crest around midnight as rivers Iowa and Cedar near simultaneous peaks. Red Cross and State Guard mobilize volunteers to reinforce levees from Des Moines to Newton, while evacuation centers open at Wapello Consolidated School. Des Moines rainfall checked Des Moines River rise. forecast calls for scattered showers with potential further damper. Mississippi River at Keokuk rises to 187 feet, threatening Clark County Missouri, prompting plant closures and widespread flooding.
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Wapello
Towa
Louisa County
Nistory
Iowa Grty
Tech
Iowa
Cedar
H. B. Hamner
Louisa County Red Cross
Aml
Clifford Dawson
Tavenpoo
States Guard
State Guard
Addities
Des Moines
Newton
Aesist
Jovee
Wapelio
Oakville
Burlington Weather Observer
Des Moines Naval Reserve Training Center
Wappella
Cof 'Tracy
United States Weather Bureau
Des
Adjournment Date Set By House Leaders for Congress
Washington report states House Speaker Martin and Republican leaders agreed on a single adjournment date, with final adjournment expected by a specified day. The plan concentrates on uniting party actions and proceeding to close Congressional business on the determined date.
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Washington
Martin
Crom
Ringold Funeral Service Set For L B Ringold Sr
Burlington funeral home to hold service Wednesday afternoon at two o clock for L B Ringold Sr a local resident who died Sunday at his home. The service planned by the Ringold family will be held at the church with burial to follow at the local cemetery.
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Burlington
L. B. Ringold
Market Report Fragment From Chicago Record
Irregular market notes list hogs at 16 600 with 4 000 in lots and mixed prices around 28 35 to 29 28. Sheep values show 1 000 head with ewes and lambs at 25 00 to 25 50. Corners of dairy and grain values appear unclear with multiple misread entries.
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Chicago
Gene
Creanie
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King Features
Garsson
Wormwood
Pellagra
Cale
Ncss
Jimmy Hatlo
Supreme Court
District Court
Eliza
W. Emerson Beck
Colgath University
Mit Une
Hf, McLeran
Kiwanis
J. Ji. Vandegvitt
Rotary
Une
Ed Bowers
Howard Cotbrett
Raws Palmer
Lafayette
Prank Sutton
New London
Harold McComb
Ringold
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