Tax cut debate mirrors uncertain economy in 1958
Washington debates whether to cut taxes now to combat a recession. Support comes from groups like the U S Chamber of Commerce and AFL CIO, while critics include Bernard Baruch and critics within the administration. Mismatch on timing risks inflation or a delayed recovery, with Weeks suggesting a bottom may be near but no clear upturn date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Assn. of
Afl-Cio
Truman
Sen
Douglas Illinois Democrat
Bernard M. Baruch
Wilson
Eisenhower
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Anderson
Weeks
Departed Red To Denmark Departed Red To Denmark
William Heikkila, a former Communist, left the United States today by plane for Copenhagen under Dutch police escort. The 56 year old Finnish born draftsman arrived yesterday from Vancouver via Canada, after U S immigration agents removed him from San Francisco. Heikkila had earlier fought to stay in the U S but was rushed out without contact with his wife or lawyers. He was born in Finland to naturalized American parents and came to the U S at 2 1/2 months old but was never naturalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Netherlands
William Heikkila
United States
Copenhagen
Vancouver
B. C
U. S
San Francisco
Finland
Heikkila
Schipol
Retirement Traps Man With Two Wives
London. Ernest Oscar Ling 68 faced a bigamy charge after spending years with two wives Maude in Reading Berkshire and Grace in London. Ling proposed alternating weeks with both women before retirement, but Maude refused. Ling, who hobbled into court, was freed on bail of 50 pounds and said he would plead guilty at trial.
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London
Ernest Oscar Ling
Maude
Reading
Berkshire
Grace
Ling
Ernest Oscar
Boy Killed By Huge Oil Truck In Front Of Home
GREAT BEND Kansas Thomas W Mitchell backed an oil field truck from his driveway to go to work The rear wheels ran over and killed his 4 year old son Harold in front of their home He and his wife have six other children and were not injured in the incident The accident remains under investigation by local authorities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Thomas W. Mitchell
Harold
Mitchell
Ban Liquor Ads Would Ban Liquor Ads
Mrs. Glenn G. Hays of Evanston Illinois and Ransom Kansas urged Congress to outlaw alcoholic beverage advertising before the Senate Commerce Committee. She argued liquor ads reach captive audiences on radio and TV and promote use among youths, calling the practice potentially dangerous and inappropriate for public broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Congress
Glenn G. Hays
Evanston
Ransom
Kas
Senate Commerce Committee
Gypsy Queen Mimi Rossetta Dies in Tent at Conclave
Gypsy Queen Mimi Rossetta was carried from a hospital to a tent in Lendinara after illness worsened. Elders lit 12 candles as hundreds of followers gathered for a vigil in the town for the European gypsy conclave. She remained in a coma with kidney and heart failure despite the vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendinara
Italy
Mimi Rossetta
Po Peital
Europe
Queen Mimi
Gerontes
Removals From Various Streets Across Town
A list of residents moving out or being removed from multiple addresses including Oak, Walnut, Locust, Willow, Poplar and Cedar areas. Notable changes include Mrs. Hath Tripper, George % Wirte, Zelda Livingston, Arthur Marconette, Charles Baker, Joabn Pryde, and several others relocating to new street numbers within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rowman
Chude L. Turner
Whiteford
George
Wirte
Okina
Koti
Watt
Wilson
Gow
Boner
Niorman Bledene
Ore
Bat Meters
Multerey
Metin G
Montgomery
Ronis
Main
Mra
Roo
McClay
Fen
Wright Ty
S. Willaws
Geet
G. Wotgnat
T. W. Gih
Val Floor
Tito Hits Back At His Critics In Yugoslavia
Tito defended Yugoslavia against Soviet bloc critics at the six day Marty Congress in Limljana. He denounced Moscow ordered boycotts and urged comrades to abandon harmful tactics while praising Soviet policy since Stalin's death and acknowledging tensions with Moscow. Delegates and observers from various countries attended under portraits of Lenin and Marx.
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Limljana
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Lenin
Marx
Mirgels
Ljubljana
Kramlin
Israel
Stalin
Deeds Listed For Various Property Transfers
A sequence of 1900s property deeds records names like W Laubiek Albert C Moody George J Aarren Kanak Baptist Conference and others. Lot and block identifiers appear with addresses in Dundee and nearby townships along with church trustees and college additions. The list notes transfers to boards trustees and individuals across multiple parcels including Lot 6 Block 4 and Lot 33 in Douglas.
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W. Laubiek
Albert C. Moody
A's
George J. Aarren
Kanak Baptist Coneention
Lota
Bik
Ned Tishull
Francis Ry
Lote
Hambiln'a College
H. Pte
Wile Iilam
Douglas
Lot
Ak of
Charlie BR
Fark
Trustnes
Kanata
Conference of Methodiat Church
AE of
NE & NG
Tr Fee
Ad Iter
Roll MoOmber
Wimner Melanig
Broolee
Wollavite
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Secretary
the Treasury
House
Speaker Rayburn
Texas
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Red
Denmark
Ano
Clarke
Malott's Hardware
S. Main
Brookfield Sport Coats & Suits
Brookfield
America
Life Esquire
Saturday Evening Post
Comuneron
Amy Pracht
State Revenue Office
Topeka
Paine
Peel Peis
Wash & Wear
Bill Barton
Grover Knight
Malott
Dexter Twin-A
Matic
Wasamer's
Assmers
Lane Cedar Hopf Chest
Windsor
Skandia
Colby
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