Newspaper staff and Associated Press note
The T Muscatine Journal lists staff including publisher H L Nelson and editor Walter Russell with roles marked. It notes AP membership and use of wire services and photo features in its nation and world coverage.
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Girl Scout Movement Marks 1912 Birthday Week
On March 12 1912 the Girl Scout movement was established now celebrated as Girl Scout Week. The program has taught arts and crafts nature lessons and social virtues to countless girls helping them get along with others respect different opinions and develop discipline for a happy useful life. A salute to the organization that builds character and helps prevent juvenile delinquency.
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Girl Scout Movement
Uncle Sam’s Budget Hits New Heights For Coming Year
The administration projects regular budget outlay at 112.8 billion dollars with trust funds pushing total near 145 billion. That equals about 2,307 dollars per American family, roughly 1,000 dollars more than in 1955, funded by taxes on individuals and families.
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Mundt plan for presidential electors outlined in Senate hearing
James J. Kilpatrick discusses Karl Mundt's district plan to elect presidents as a reform proposal. He compares Mundt's system with Smathers and Bayh plans, noting how district allocation would affect states like California, Nebraska, and Ohio. Kilpatrick argues Mundt's plan preserves electors and curbs urban bloc power, urging liberal support.
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Ice holds on river as excerpts recall a far-off century
Our Yesterdays column reviews a century of local notices. It notes a still river, early market bells for sugar cured hams, a 70 year ago park ham sale, a 4 below zero morning, and a lecture in City Hall. It also recalls five diverse items from 100 to 25 years ago including divorce suits, a petit jury draw, a birthday celebration, a country wedding, and an engagement announcement with addresses.
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Muscatine County
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Administration Maps Tax Boost If Inflationary Threat Develops
Johnson administration keeps a wait-and-see stance on inflation while preparing ready-to-use temporary tax boosts if needed. Tax plans loom as the Treasury studies options. the White House weighs higher taxes after a House stop-gap package and signals from a cooling economy.
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Donnie B. Struggles With Stuttering at Age Six
Grandmother Dr Crane reports six year old Donnie B. often stutters, neck veins swelling as he strains to speak, while pediatricians say he will outgrow it. He also sucks his thumb and may be normal at times but suddenly cannot utter a word. Parents worry as he starts school. Stuttering is common in toddlers due to a vocabulary speaking gap from new language exposure.
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The Worry Clinic on Stuttering in Children and Care
The article explains functional stuttering in young children, noting that fatigue and self consciousness worsen slips of the tongue. It describes the Stutter Triangle of language, tone, and audience, and suggests tricks like singing, ventriloquism, or speaking aloud to overcome the habit with psychological therapy and improved rest.
Heat Ally Some Scrubbing Seems in Order
Dear Abby advises on a wife coping with a separated husband who returns, then deserts, and the ethics of his baths elsewhere. The exchange uses humor to urge the wife to enforce boundaries and address infidelity and control while preserving the children and dignity. A second note questions marriage timing with a friend, urging clarity that the betrothal was a favor and not genuine love.
New York City to tax commuters on city income
HAL COOPER reports commuters face a proposed city income tax on wages earned in New York. If enacted, June 1 would see a 1 to 5 percent scale deducted from pay, with a $11 000 year earner paying about $110 annually. The plan alarms the stock market and heightens fears of a flight to New Jersey or Long Island.
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New York City
Internal Revenue
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New Jersey
Higher Interest Rates Forecast by Major New York Bank
Bankers Trust, the seventh largest U.S. commercial bank, predicts further rate rises from already 40-year highs. The outlook says shrinking bank purchases of bonds and mortgages will push other investors to absorb a heavy supply, requiring yields to become clearly attractive to individuals.
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NEW York
Bankers Trust
Prayer Reflects Confession and Forgiveness Through Christ
The Daily Prayer asks readers to confess sins and trust in God’s faithfulness. It seeks awareness of evil, urges pressing toward the cross, and requests peace through Jesus Christ our Savior and Redeemer.
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