West Virginia Subscription Tax Notice
The document notes that a state tax must be added to subscriptions within West Virginia. It lists distributors and independent contractors, and disclaims Beckley Newlyapecs Corpentl.a as not responsible for advance payments to their representatives.
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Agenly
Francisco
Los Angeles
Avants
Dallas
West Virginia
Cardera
Deaters
Independeni Contractors
Beckley Newlyapecs
Theta
Danger Signals to Conserve Land and Water Resources
An appeal warns that conservation is vital as population grows and shortages deepen. The piece argues water runoff, soil erosion, and declining arable land threaten future living standards, urging immediate, wiser land use and reduced exploitation to prevent ruin.
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Trey
New York
Southwest
America
Charity tax dodge eyed by Mason as threat to tax base
Rep. Noah M. Mason assets that charity tax dodges distort the U.S. tax system. He urges tighter rules on non profits and cites for example the California and Hawaii Sugar Refining Co and New York University affiliates. He warns lax exemptions will bleed federal revenue and dampen economic health.
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Noah M. Mason
House
Ways and Means Committee
America
U.S
Truman
Congress
Rep
Mason
Illinois
California and Tawaii Sugar Refining Company
Danger signals warn of fallicious land policy impact
The excerpt urges heed to today to prevent dire consequences for descendants, claiming a harmful land policy has been followed by current and past generations and warning of future repercussions if ignored.
Task Force film warns that Pearl Harbor lessons fade with time
A columnist reviews Task Force at the Lyric, arguing Americans forget the Pearl Harbor sacrifice and press for renewed military readiness. The piece critiques subsidies for agriculture over defense and urges government support for war cinema to preserve vigilance and readiness against a more dangerous future.
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America
Pearl Harbor
Wake
Corregitor
Bataan
New Guinea
Tarawa
Lyric
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Detroi
Task Force
Boyle's Column on Modern Authors Deforming Minds
HAL Boyle argues today’s authors write to escape life or prove a point, producing overlong self-help and genre works that deform readers. He urges reading timeless works like the Bible, Shakespeare, and the Old Master anthology to steady the mind and resist literary trends.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Simon Legree
Rocks May Hold Atomic Potentials in 4 060 A D
The article reports Dr. George Gamow's view that ordinary rocks containing uranium and thorium could, with future tech, supply world energy for 1 000 to 2 000 years. Breeding uranium-238 and thorium could extend that to several centuries or more, suggesting rocks may provide long term energy despite low present practicality.
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Washington
George Gamow
George Washington University
Ganun
Gamow
Ganon
Tax Exemption Dispute Involves Large Cash Loss
President Truman urges Congress to narrow tax exemptions for schools and charities. He cites two notable cases where exemptions shield rival activities from taxes. Treasury flags revenue loss from exempt operations and charitable trusts used for unrelated business ventures.
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Charles Molony
Clarke Beach
Washington
Truman
Congress
Business and Indus
Visl
Corder
C. F. Mueller Comany
New York
New York University
Century Electric Company
St. Louis
William Jewell College
Ife Wanted to Know Nust in the Event
Lincoln Neb. A courthouse scene centers on a man seeking licenses and registrations as cases unfold. Sheriff’s office and County Judge discuss German marriage validity under alum endowments while Treasury notes a 1946 tax intake. discussion touches on military chaplain ceremonies and Sirius distance.
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Ife
Nust
Associated Press
Hincoln
Neb
Acs
Lancaster Conny
Germany
Wta
H.C. Kehmeir
Harry C. Spencer
Earth
Brannan plan exposed by farm policy critique in 1940s context
The essay argues that national farm policy shows how state planning can work through the Commodity Credit Corporation, with subsidies and production payments tied to price support. It notes political battles, notably Brannan vs Anderson and the Farm Bureau, over subsidized crops, control over acreages, and potential market distortions, warning that special interests determine policy and that guaranteed profits require real controls.
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Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Washington
America
Commodity Credit Corporation
Brannan
Senate
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate Agriculture Committee
Clinton Anderson
New Alexico
Senator Anderson
Prin
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Allan B. Kline
Secretary of Agriculture
Dewey
Aroostook County
Maine
Brennan
Congress
Union of Unions Formed by CIO and AFL in Key States
Labor groups in New York City and Connecticut build a political alliance to back Democratic candidates. The plan aims to unite about 250,000 CIO and AFL members to influence governor and Senate races, with further cooperation seen in Ohio, Oregon, and other states to oppose Taft and elect pro-labor lawmakers.
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CIO
AFL
Union of Unions
Jack Bell
Washington
Organized Labor
New York City
Connecticut
Senate
Morse
Oregon
Aiken
Vermont
Tobey
New Hampshire
Ives
International Association of Machinists
United Mine Workers
Chester Bowles
Brien McMahon
William Benton
Ohio
CIQ
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Ohio Cio Council
Joseph Ferguson
Taf
Labor
Glen Taylor
D-Icaho
Henry A. Wal
Taylor
Administration
Wayne Morse
Donnell
Missouri
Capehart
Indiana
Millikin
Colorado
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Wiley
Wisconsin
Young
North Dakota
Gurney
South Dakota
House
Joseph D. Keenan
Labor League For Political Education
Blood banks expand as Red Cross program grows nationwide
The Red Cross Blood Program has expanded to about 1,800 health banks nation wide, collecting roughly 2.5 million pints a year. Since starting in 1948 with 30 regional centers, the network serves about 1,600 hospitals in 35 states and aims to blanket the nation with blood and blood products while advancing storage and processing methods.
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Alton S. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science
New York
Chicago
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Rochester
N. Y
American Association of Blood Banks
Boston
Edwin J. Cohn and Associates
Harvard University
Ross T. McIntire
Eye Formation and Sight in a Biblical Verse
A short religious note quotes Psalm 24:8 “He that formed the eye, shall he not see?” highlighting contemplation on divine perception and the Creator’s omniscience.
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Aimerica
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Midway
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Air Corps
Guadalcanal
Tokyo
Dalks
Hiroshima
Boyle
Frank Carey
James Marlow
Ersary
Wars and Means
Red Cross Blood Program
Bank of Human Medicine
Toronto
Toronto Hockey League
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