Tax relief prospects in new Congress eyed by business
The piece argues Congress should cut federal taxes on individuals by about 11 percent over two years, let the excess profits tax expire, and overhaul depreciation rules. It contends such moves would unshackle American business while balancing the budget through cutting nonessential spending, praising Reed for leading a pro growth agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Reed
New York
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ests
Reed
Congress
Treasury
Britain
Listen World The Mark of the Beast on Child Discipline
Elsie Robinson denounces brutal punishment of children in homes and calls for laws and better parenting. She argues rods and rubber hoses harm children, noting brutality fuels rebellion and fear. She urges calm correction and clear explanations as true discipline. Copyright 1952 King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Backrng Down on the News By Bugs Baer
A satirical column by Arthur Bugs Baer critiques alleged witch hunts and UN inquiries. The piece lampoons internal security actions and jokes about expulsions and grounding of workers, portraying a chaotic institutional scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Light of the World Sermon on Flood Control and Peace
A letter argues for using billions to dam the Mississippi with bridges and reservoirs to end flood danger, unlock arable land, and boost living standards, rather than pursuing war. Mrs. C. W. Suhler signs this appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light
Man of
Galilee
Light of
Wwe
Mississippi River
C. W. Suhler
Odd Facts on Air Routes and World Data
A summary of miscellaneous trivia notes including a Greenland to Fairbanks air route to the Orient, about 21 million U S grade school pupils in 1951, Arctic distance between California and Denmark at 5008 miles, light travels about 196000 miles per second, and sugar beets yielding 3500 pounds of granulated sugar per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Fairbanks
Alaska
Orient
U.S
Esther Williams
Photography
Bob Mitchum
Hollywood
Variety
Thief
Eggert
Nassau Gallery
Jane Russell
Pattern of Mob Power in New York Politics and Dope Trade
The article discusses Frank Costello and Thomas Lucchese as mob power players in New York City politics, labor, and graft. It notes Kefauver hearings, bets on mayoral candidates, and Lucchese’s rise while Lucky Luciano remains abroad. It warns that corruption and illicit dollars finance real estate, hotels, and enterprises, extending mob influence beyond the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three-Finger Brown
Thomas Luchese
Luchese
Frank Costello
New York City
Kefauver
Costello
Vincent Impellitteri
Ferdinand Pecora
Edward Corsi
Pecora
Juige
Lucchese
Impellitteri
Thomas E. Dewey
Corsi
Lucky Luciano
New York
Italy
Mob
Mafia
New York State Crime Commission
Luciano
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of Justice
King Fea, Byn., Inc
Broadway Talk of New York Highlights Bette Davis and More
Walter Winchell surveys theater and film notes in New York. Bette Davis in Two’s Company at the Alvin theater dominates as star and top ticket-seller amid a collage of reviews, gossip, and upcoming releases including Ingrid Bergman references, David Burns sketches, and Hollywood trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Winchell
Bette Davis
Alvin Theater
Bette
Miss Bankhead
Ingrid
Roberto
David Burns
Manadd
Hiram Sherman
Ogden Nash
Mr. Burns’ Ham
John Murray Anderson
Understanding Hernias and Their Repair
The article explains how body walls weaken to allow internal organs to protrude, most often in the groin. Predisposition and injury can trigger ruptures, with aging and obesity increasing risk, and surgical repair offering generally satisfactory, low-risk outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groin
Early repair of hernias prevents complications and death
Dr. H. N. Bundesen explains that repairing a hernia early is simple with little recurrence, while neglected ruptures enlarge and can strangulate bowel, risking gangrene and fatal outcomes. He urges prompt correction to avoid future difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fea. Syn, Inc
No Rationing of Christmas Trees in San Antonio
Ten and twenty years ago notes from December 20 highlight San Antonio using native cedar from the hill country for Christmas trees, relief committee talks on expanding aid, the 4th Field Artillery returning for holidays, efforts to root out a fake doctor, a plan for a summer theater, and voter registration begins January 2 to meet an election deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Central Relief Committee
4Th Field Artillery
Ft. Sam Houston
Bexar County
Beyar County Medical’ Society
Hicks
San Pedro Park
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Senate
California
Denmark
Arctic
Sokolsky
Moss Hart
Modern Screen
Dale Robertsons
the Sabbath N. ¥. Times
Movieville
Lana
Betty
Marilyn
Esquire
Donald O'Conner
Doris Day
Aa Wouk
Finstein
Janas
Fort Ticonderoga
Fort Concho
Alan Handley
Dinah
June Christy
Princess Margaret
Look
Theater Art
G. B. Shaw
Cary Grant
H’wood
Ginger Rogers
Jack Briggs
Mark Hellinger
Ted Husing
Hellinger
Mark
Lincoln
Abe
Jane Wyatt
Bob Montgomery
Showbay
Charm & Talent
Art Ford
E. B. White
Charlotte
Harper
Miss. Pigtails
Mister Kneepants
Bishop Sheen
M. Monroe
Teevy
Truman & Co
Stalin
Jane Wyman
Hoagy
Mantovani
Jose Perez
June Valli
New York Mirror
Winchell
KABC
Dr. H. N
L. A
Mister Breger
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