Tax Study Urges Legislature Action On Local Tax Cost
Miss Genevieve Blatt submits to all House and Senate candidates a detailed analysis on the high costs of local tax collection in Pennsylvania. The Department of Internal Affairs hopes the next General Assembly will revamp tax laws to save taxpayers money, with continued public interest reflected in editorials.
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Pennsylvania
Ray Bailey
Genevieve Blatt
Internal Affairs
Miss Blatt
House
Senate
General Assembly
State Senate
Department of Internal Affairs
New Castle
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Foreign aid and education views in small papers
In Brookville Grassroots Opinion argues most aid money stays in the United States and sustains hundreds of thousands of jobs, warning a withdrawal would harm access to resources and bases. Grants in New Mexico notes schools have been harshly critiqued but progress exists. Norwalk Hour criticizes Foreign Service language skills among officers. A Western railroad ends two passenger trains due to high operating costs and minimal ridership.
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Brookville
United States
America
Grants
N. M
Beacon
U. S
Norwalk
Conn
Foreign Service
Asia
Idea In Need Of Spokesmen
Washington column argues for a Latin American Common Market led by U S figures like Nixon Eisenhower Smathers or Capehart. It compares postwar Europe to Latin America and urges U S leadership, technical help, and fair trade to boost regional industry amid stark trade stats.
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Washington, D.C
Latin America
Richard Nixon
Milton Eisenhower
George Smathers
Homer Capehart
Alexander Ering
State Department
Europe
America
Napoleon
Hitler
USA
New World
Caracas
Rio de Janeiro
Nixon
Gernaan
South America
West Europe
United Nations Economic Commission
Rio Grande
Magellan Strait
Venezuela
Peru
Uruguay
Bolivia
ABC
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Marshall
United States
Fisenhower
Smathers
Capehart
Old Time Pie as Main Course and Aging in New York
A reflective note contrasts ancient meals with pie as a main dish, recalls the verse about all have sinned, and highlights a statistic that about one in three New York residents is over 45 years old.
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New York State
Congress and the State Department Whisky Fund Controversy
The author defends Secretary of State against Congress over the Nice language school and what is called the Whisky Fund. He mocks congressional scrutiny of foreign service perks, notes underpaid consular staff, and argues diplomacy relies on informal highball culture rather than strict conference rooms.
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John Foster Dulles
Congress
State Department
Nice
France
Carol Burnett
School of
Foreign Service Officers
Congressional
Creepsetter
Spending By States Continues Up In Fiscal 1957
Census Bureau figures show 48 states increased total spending 12 percent from $18.8 billion in 1956 to $21 billion in 1957, while federal spending rose 4 percent. Education led state outlays at $6.5 billion, followed by highways and welfare. Debt rose for 35 states as per capita spending varied, with Nevada highest per person and New Jersey lowest.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Connecticut
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kansas
Maine
New Jersey
South Carolina
New York
California
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Delaware
No clear event headline from fragmentary text
The fragment mixes jokes and brief notes about politics media scams stamps thefts and tech curiosities, lacking a cohesive news item or identifiable subjects to summarize into a standard card.
Publication of $310000 Biography of Labor Leader Hutcheson
Senate probes reveal the carpenters paid $310000 for a biography of the late William L. Hutcheson. The book titled Portrait Of An American Labor Leader claims author Maxwell C. Raddock and is printed by World Wide Press Syndicate Inc. Dr Isaque Graeber admitted ghosting parts of the text while denying full authorship.
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Washington
Union Carpenters
William L. Hutcheson
Carpenters
Senate
Isaque Graeber
Maxwell C. Raddock
John L. McClellan
D. Ark
C. Othman
Raddock
Institute of Social Science, Inc
Ruber
Big Bill Hutcheson
Kennedy
John
Massachusetts
Dr. Graeber
Broadway Pocket Guide To Spring Fun In New York
A lively guide to New York spring entertainments and dining. It highlights Henry Fonda and Ann Bancroft in Two for the Seesaw, Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy in Who Was That Lady, Say Darling with Vivian Blaine David Wayne and Johnny Desmond, plus films Gigi and The Young Lions. It also spotlights Café Chauveron, Erika's on 80th Street, Broadway Joe's, Pavillon with fish flown from the Mediterranean, Chambord for escargots, and Sardi's East with celeb patrons and lunch reservations.
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Henry Fonda
Ann Bancroft
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Vivian Blaine
David Wayne
Johnny Desmond
Young Lions
Manhattan
Eiffel Tower
Cafe Chawveron
Fast 53Rd St
Monsieur Chauveron
Henri Soule
Pavillon
Mediterranean
Chambord
Mecca
3D Ave
Detroiter mother learns boy ate her missing watch
A Detroit mother asks her 2 year old if he saw her missing watch. The child replies I ate it. Doctors find the ticking watch in the boy's upper intestine after X rays. The piece urges Christ like care for children's minds and souls and blessing for those guiding them.
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Detroit
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