Idaho Republicans praised for strong economy voting record
The Congressional Quarterly report ranks Idaho figures Hamer Budge and Dworshak among the most economy‑minded in Congress. Budge and Dworshak voted high on reduced spending, while Frank Church and Gracie Pfost posted low economy scores.
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Hamer Budge
Idaho
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Congressional Quarterly
Senate
Dworshak
Budge
Frank Church
Gracie Pfost
Church
al Ullman
D-Ore
Oregon
Richard Neuberger
House
Congress
Norwegian Workers Face Frugal Life Under Welfare State
A Norwegian reader reports government statistics on industrial workers in Oslo and rural areas. He notes high direct taxes and living costs offset by subsidies, with many workers living frugally in flats and bicycles, while older workers adjust gradually and younger ones grow dissatisfied with socialist programs.
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Inkarta
Norway
Reflections on Taxation and Democratic Decay
Spiritual Mobilization cites Samuel Pettengill on Petrie. Edith Hamilton argues Salamis era Athens valued civic life over paid citizenship. J Donald Adams links Rome Greece to modern democracy. Macaulay warned taxation can impoverish the state. Call for Adam Smiths and Hamiltons in Washington today.
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William Flinders
Petrie
Edith Hamilton
Greece
Salamis
Solon
Athens
J. Donald
Adams
New York Times
Rome
Thomas Babington Macaulay
America
Adam Smiths
Alexander Hamiltons
John Marshalls
Macaulays
Washington Today
Dodge schedules ads in 3700 newspapers
Dodge has arranged advertising space in 3700 daily and weekly papers to back its aggressive summer sales program. W O D Moore, director of advertising and merchandising, states the broad schedule.
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Detroit — Dodge
W. O D. Moore
Wise Men Unwise Taxes Quote Ranges Through History
A fragmentary column quotes Adam Smith Alexander Hamilton and John Sarehall on taxation. It critiques high taxes as a threat to prosperity and civilization while noting historic authorities warning about tax power. The text mix includes garbled phrases and mis-spellings from OCR.
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Adam Smith
Alexander Hamilton
John
Sarehall
Advertising Campaign Planned For 1957 Car Sales
Moore outlined a campaign with ads three to seven columns wide running ten weeks through September. The firm will spend over 1 million dollars across newspaper, radio, and TV to boost summer and fall car sales. The theme You’re paying for a new car make sure you get one aims to sustain momentum and counter rival price drives.
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Moore Sai
Hen and dog mishap sparks tense garden talk
Harper apologizes for the hen roaming and scratching the garden. Casper replies that his dog ate the hen. Harper then says he ran over Casper's dog.
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Harper
Casper
Office furniture insured theft debate with clock noted
Dialogue shows a concern for insuring office items against theft. Respondents agree on insuring all items except a clock. The exchange implies cautious asset protection and attention to valuable belongings.
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