Reed Tax Cut Would Trim Bills for 1953 Income
Congressional experts say the Reed income tax reduction bill would cut about 25 to 50 dollars this year for a household with about five thousand dollars in net income. The measure, backed by Representative Daniel A. Reed, aims for roughly a 10 percent cut effective July 1, with a five percent net effect for 1953 due to the half year.
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Washington
Daniel A. Reed
R-N.y
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Congress
Senate
Jeaders
Reed
McGranery Says He Did Not Deliver Pope Clemency Message
Former Attorney General James McGranery testified he did not forward a Pope Pius XII clemency appeal for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to President Truman or any high authority. He said the Pope did not submit written requests and he focused only on merits of the cases. He offered to testify if an official investigation is ordered.
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Palm Beach, Fla
James McGranery
Truman
Pius XII
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
McGranery
Apostolic
Holy Father
Julius
United States
Justice Department
Spies' Attorney Demands Probe on Papal Plea Disclosure
Emanuel Block, attorney for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, calls for an investigation into why the Justice Department did not transmit Pope Pius XII's December plea to the White House. He questions possible withholding of other case data from Presidents Eisenhower and Truman as the couple awaits execution on Sing Sing's death row.
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New York
Emanuel H. Block
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Justice Department
White House
Pius VII
Bloch
Eisenhower
Truman
Rosenberg
America
Russia
United States
Sing Sing
James C. Hagerty
State Department
Kansas City
Hagerty
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Chinese Attack On Korean Front Near Old Baldy Hill
Chinese forces about 150 to 175 men attacked dug-in Allied troops near Old Baldy Hill in Korea, briefly cutting UN reinforcements. The Eighth Army reported more than 100 Red casualties today, with 76 Chinese killed or wounded and 32 killed in three other clashes.
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Seoul
Korea
Old Baldy Hill
Eighth Army
Red
Old Baldy
Dulles Eases Democratic Criticism On Pacific Policy
Washington reports that Secretary Dulles' pledge to consult Congress and allies before major moves in the Pacific cooled Democratic heat. Senator Smith suggested discussing partial secrecy on Capitol Hill while Senator Sparkman hailed a more collaborative approach with allies. Senator Morse urged liberals to end honeymoon talk as policy battles begin.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Pacific
H. Alexander Smith
R-N. J
Senate
Secretary of State
Capitol Hill
Sparkman
Morse
Ind-ore
Memorial Clothing Drive Honors Korean War Officer
A Denver clothing drive honors Maj. Theodore H. Kuch Jr who died in Korea. He asked his wife and parents to collect used clothes for South Korean children, and the Lowry Air Force Base officer wives club continues the effort despite his death.
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Denver
Air Force
Korea
Theodore H. Kuch, Jr
Trenton
Major Kuch
Miriam
Kuch
Officers’ Wives Club
Lowy Air Force Base
Lowry
Safe Foils Burglars at Caron’s Sheet Metal Shop
Burglars broke a rear glass in the paint room at Caron’s 519 E Willow Street and entered the office. They attacked a burglar-proof safe but failed to open it and abandoned their plan after moving an acetylene cart toward the garage.
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Caron’s, Inc
E. Willowst
Connie Caron
Eisenhower Convenes Streamliners for Policy Review
President Eisenhower summoned his stream line-the-government advisers to a first official progress report. Vice President Nixon six cabinet members and three other top officials joined the discussion with the President and his special advisory committee on government organization.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Patricia Courtney wins UN trip after pancake race win
Patricia Courtney, 20, ran 220 yards in 41 seconds to earn a free trip to New York and a guided United Nations tour. The report notes she was flipping flapjacks in a skillet during the pancake race in Everett, Massachusetts.
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Everett
Mass
Patricia Courtney
New York
United Nations
Courtney A
Senator Defends Benson as farm prices fall
Senator Welker defends Agriculture Secretary Benson amid Democratic criticism of his remarks on farm price supports. He argues Benson needs time to study issues and consult experts before proposing a new program as farm prices have declined for 18 months under Democratic control. Southern Democrats say voters gave no mandate for disaster insurance.
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Washington
Welker
R-Ida
Benson
Congress
St. Paul
Senate Agriculture Committee
Young
Agriculture Committee
Senate
St Paul
Aiken
R.vt
Eastland
D.-Miss
Maybank
May
Seizure Move On Iranian Oil Spurs Italian Court Action
In Venice an Italian court was asked by the British owned Anglo Iranian Oil Company to seize 5000 tons of Iranian oil aboard the Italian tanker Miriella. The court took no immediate steps and ordered notification to both ASOC and Super Company of Rome, the charterer, with a hearing date to be set.
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Venice
Italy
Miriella
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
A.I.O.C
Venice Tribunal
A.S.O.C
Super Company of
Rome
Miriela
Firemen Targeted by Snowball Barrage During Alarm
Hamden Connecticut firefighters faced an extra hazard as children pelted them with snowballs while they responded to a fire alarm. The youths dispersed once hoses were directed at them.
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Hamden, Conn
Today’s Chuckle Gag on Insurance and Health
Husband jokes about insuring himself for ten thousand to protect family. Wife quips the policy spares him the doctor visits every time he feels sick, delivering a light domestic punchline.
Rochester Father of Three Confesses to Wife Killing
Harold Mockbee 38 killed Ida Mockbee 37 in their Rochester home after lying in wait for her to return with another man. He confessed to firing two shots with a rifle bought yesterday and then attempted suicide by leaping into the Genesee River before being captured. The couple’s three children ages 12, 11 and 6 were asleep nearby.
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Rochester
Harold Mockbee
Ida
Mockbee
Genesee
Amends Ways Pays $500 Taxes
E H Vaughn of the Internal Revenue office in Springfield received an unsigned letter with $390 in bills enclosed. The writer, from Livingston County Illinois, said he had failed to file a correct return in the past and now wishes to make amends as a Christian.
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Springfield
E. H. Vaughn
Internal Revenue Office
Livingston County
Trip Called Off for De Gasperi Visit to U S
A Foreign Office spokesman said it is unlikely that Italian Premier Alcide De Gasperi will visit the United States this spring. Regency Italia reported plans for a March trip, but campaigning for elections in Italy will almost certainly prevent it.
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Rome
Foreign Office
Al‘cide de Gasperi
United States
Regency Italia
de Gasperi
Ike Shouldn't Dent Hat Says Expert
A hat executive says Eisenhower wears a homburg but dents its sides. Ben Projan of Phoenix, president of a retail clothiers group, says the president has made men hat conscious yet objects to denting the homburg and shrinking its brim.
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NEW York CP
Haberdashery
Eisenhower
Ben Projan
Phoenix
Ariz
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Projan
Syracuse Inches Toward Warmer Weather After Cold Spell
Syracuse temperatures are rising after a severe cold snap. Meteorologist Andrew Keller says the coldest February days run roughly February 7 to 14, with a mild trend and possible flurries tomorrow. A Lake Superior storm will miss Syracuse, skirting northern New York instead.
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Syracuse
Andrew Keller
U. S
Lake Superior
Keller
Four Niagara University students missing after rented plane flight
Nearly 30 planes scoured Western New York for four Niagara University students who vanished yesterday afternoon after taking a single engine Stinson from County Line Airport in Amherst. The group planned a triangular route to Elmira Olean and Buffalo, with ground crews and Civil Air Patrol joining the search.
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Buffalo
New York
Niagara University
County Line
Amherst
Olean
St. Bonaventure University
Niagara
St. Bona
Stinson
James Sweeney
Elmhurst
L. I
William J. Murphy
Wsutnpure
Donald Nickel
Rochester
Richard Hens
Hamburg
Cuba
Associated Press
46Th Air Rescue Squad
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Erie County
Arthur D. Britt
Civil Air Patrol
Sweeney
Patricia
School of Nursing
Elmira
Naples
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Madias
Ojean
Herald-Journal Sports and Boat Show Opens in War Memorial
A week long Herald Journal event at the Onondaga County War Memorial offers golf tips from eight local pros and demonstrations on grip stance and swing. Local stars showcase tennis, fishing, archery for Andy Buff trophy, Boy Scouts trick shots, and boat exhibits from small craft to large cabin cruisers. Doors open daily at 1 PM, with show hours until 11 PM. admission is 25 cents.
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Herald-Journal
Onondaga County War Memorial
Onondaga
Andy Buff
Cruisie
Corcoran
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