Editorial Review and Opinion on Income Taxes Then and Now
Editorial reviews the 16th Amendment since 1913, noting changes in exemptions and rates, rising from 1 percent to 17 percent on the first $2,000 of income, and a shift of revenue to federal control. It cites wartime needs, growing central government, and a proposed repeal effort by Rep. Hoffman, highlighting lasting changes in federal and regional finance.
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United States
Congress
Washington
Clare E. Hoffman
R-Mich
Hoffman
House
Judiciary Committee
Khrushchev’s Shifting View Of Stalin Across Years
The article traces Khrushchev’s evolving stance from the secret 1956 Twentieth Congress critique of Stalin to a later Kremlin New Year’s Eve praise. It notes Malenkov’s 1953 rise and 1955 resignation, shifts in postwar policy toward agriculture and heavy industry, and personnel changes including Gromyko’s return and Molotov’s exit, reflecting a complex undercurrent of Kremlin power dynamics.
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Communist Party
Russia
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Moscow
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Dmitri T. Shepilov
Pray- Stalin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
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M. Molotov
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Ase
Raleigh Register Newsboy Delivers Prideful Route
Don Meadows, 13, son of James C. Meadows Jr., a Stoco Junior High eighth grader, visited the Raleigh Register plant to learn more about the newspaper business. He has delivered Beckley newspapers for about 3 1/2 years, walking two miles daily, and is praised by Circulation Manager Robert Amick as one of the best boys. The story highlights the carrier’s crucial role in bringing World news to subscribers and the coordinated effort behind the paper.
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Donald Clayton Meadows
James C. Meadows Jr
East Gulf
Don
Stoco Junior High School
Beckley
Robert L. Amick
Register
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
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Atlanta
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San Francisco
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Donald Meadows Reflects On Newspaper Carrier Role
The article lauds carrier Don Meadows of East Gulf for daily deliveries. General Manager George Warren Hode escorted him through the plant, underscoring delivery staff as the heart of newspaper service and a path to future business success.
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Don
Donald
Clayton Meadows
George Warren Hode
Don’ Meadows
East Gulf
Tailor Job Starts On 2 Nation Split
The United States and France, once close allies, face a thawed rift after the Egypt invasion. Eisenhower and Mollet plan talks with Eden’s successor Macmillan to smooth relations while tensions with Britain persist. The three nations remain key partners against communism despite disagreements over Egypt and Israel.
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Pie Champ Criticizes Sluts on Teen-Agers
Mary Ann Bartholomay, a 37 year old high school senior from Henrietta New York, won the 23rd National Cherry Pie Baking Contest in Chicago defeating 50 finalists and earning a $500 scholarship, an electric range, a trip to New York and Washington, and a chance to bake for President Eisenhower. She trained since last August baking several hundred pies and refining recipes, arguing youth moral concerns reflect a few troublemakers rather than the majority of teens.
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Mary “Ann Bartholomay Broly
Mary
Ann
Henrietta
Chicago
New York City
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Bartholomay
Life through a teen's eyes shows hopes and doubts
A Rochester suburb student describes daily life from school to hobbies, family, and dreams of becoming a home economics teacher. She notes no delinquency at her 400-student K-12 school, her church involvement, clothes choices, music tastes, and desire for guidance from adults while valuing independence. She praises a peer named Mary Ann as a great champion.
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Hollywood Bride Jessica Landis in Tehran After Marriage
Chicago born actress Jessica Landis, wife of infantry general J F R Seitz, discusses life in Tehran where he oversaw Middle East aid. She and Seitz married last November and she helped raise funds for Hungarian relief, then returned briefly to Hollywood for My Man Godfrey.
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Hollywood
Jessica Royce Landis
Tehran
New York
London
Iran
June Allyson
Grace Kelly
Miss Landis
Korea
J. F. R. Seitz
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Camp Kilmer
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Rebuilt Personalities in Souls Like Auto Chassis
The psychologist Dr Crane compares the soul to a driver and the body to a vehicle, saying personality survives beyond the physical form. Ethel G. and other coeds are discussed as illustrations, arguing that a flawless body does not equal a refined soul and urging focus on inner personality for lasting identity.
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Farsa
Ethel
Earth
Mike and Liz To Rest Way Out In The West New York
Hollywood three week rest after Mike Taylor debuts in Phil Silvers Sgt Bilko TV show here. Liz scorns hammy act while Phil compliments Mike and compares him to Elizabeth Taylor. Celebrity anecdotes span Mel Allen, Ed Sullivan, Lana Turner, Ingrid Bergman, Jule Styne and others in a lively snapshot of showbiz chatter from the era.
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Liz Taylor
Hollywood
Phil Silvers
Sgt. Bilko
Phil
Elizabeth Tay
Mel Allen
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Mel
Liz
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Bill Solda
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Little Jackie
Heller
Americana Hotel
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Paul Page
Harvey Stone
Midnight Earl
Ed Sullivan
Walter Winchell
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Palace
Jerry
LaVerne Andrews
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Jack Lynch
Lana Turer
Lex Barker
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Sherri Windsor
Billie
Ingrid Bergman
New York
Jule Styne
Adenauer Deluged With 3000 Birthday Gifts
On his 81st birthday West Germany's chancellor Adenauer receives more than 3000 gifts and messages. By the time he finishes reviewing them he will likely be 82.
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West Germany
Adenauer
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