Automobile Tax Load Under Fire In Nebraska Editorial
The Telegraph continues Bernie Camp's critical view on auto taxes, arguing cars are essential livelihood tools and heavily taxed at all levels. It notes highway funding debates, warns higher taxes for roads risk, and urges motorists to protest excessive levies while recognizing Nebraska’s need for funds.
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Telegraph
Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Camp
Cairip
Ottister
Nebraska
State Highway Department
Steel strike lingers with 1953 farm machinery shortfall
Officials warn ongoing steel dispute will curb farm equipment for 1953 planting and harvest. John Ransom of the National Production Authority says shortages could drop production as much as 30 to 80 percent of 1953 needs, with early orders crucial to meet next year's crops.
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National Production Authority
John Ransom
Agriculture Machinery and Implements Division
Ransom
Agriculture Department
New Zealand Socialists Press for Voter Appeal
Albert K. Norman, chief of the Christian Science Monitor, notes New Zealand socialists out of office struggle to offer a compelling program to win back power. He cites high costs as a key grievance, with bills reaching record levels of 280 dollars per person.
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Antigo
Wise
Daily Journal
New Zealand
Albert, K. Norman
Christian Science Monitor
Motorists urged to press for relief from automobile taxes
Farm Bureau expert Bernie Camp argues Nebraskans pay heavy taxes on auto ownership and use. He cites federal, state, and local levies that exceed income taxes for many, urging motorists to petition Congress and state legislatures to redirect highway tax revenue and curb emergency taxes.
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Farm Bureau
Nebraska
National Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Twenty One Years Of Father Reflections On A Daughters Birthday
A father recounts reaching the milestone of his daughter turning twenty one. He reflects on aging, family, values, and the insight his child offers about happiness and responsibility. He admires her independence, notes societal pressures, and expresses gratitude for life and faith.
Government Price Supports Attract More Grain In '52
The Agriculture Department reported 173 million bushels of 1952 crop grain under Commodity Credit Corporation price supports through August end of August, far above last year. Wheat led at 169,006,039 bushels with barley, oats, rye, grain sorghum and flaxseed also pledged or purchased.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
the Department
Department
CCC
Alert America Expo Tours 70 Cities For Civil Defense Displays
Trailmobiles branded Alert America tour 70 cities to promote civil defense activities. Each freight carrier contains gymnasium sized exhibits on atomic bomb attack, psychological and chemical warfare, plus a sign up room where volunteers join Civil Defense work.
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Alert America
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