Senator Asks New York to Pay For Seaway Power
Washington UPI report states Senator Wilsey proposed New York pay for the seaway power phase from the start. His plan would cut about 160 million dollars from the cost of the dual purpose project and shift construction funding to state bonds, with federal funds used for the power works and reimbursement later. He cites NY authority backing and notes support from Senator Tate and Bricker.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
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Wiley
New York State Power Authority
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State Department
Actministration
Fruman
Ow York Authority
Tate and
Bricker
Ohio
Legislature Urges Denunciation of Seaway Plans
Albany lawmakers pressed to denounce the proposed 1.0 billion Seaway and oppose private enterprise. Assemblyman Wilson C. Van Duzer of Middletown, Republican, introduced two resolutions to memorialize Congress Dewey’s plan to build a separate 0.4 billion St Lawrence power project near Massena with Ontario. Tai man rejected New York’s application for a project in the Rapids area, criticizing the federal plan’s foreign slave‑owning economies and foreign product competition.
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St. Lawrence
Taiman
New York
Inarnialoreat Rapids
River
Feders
America
MacArthur Seen i in Error on Philippines Role
Gen Arthur MacArthur disputed claims over Marine involvement in the Philippines recapture. He told the Associated Press that only the 1st and 8th Armies fought there, denying Marine units. San Diego Union interviewee Smith said most corps artillery and two Marine assault signal companies helped at Leyte, with four Marine fighter squadrons based at Tacloban. Rourke, retired, avoided comment. Reach Marine Corps headquarters for details.
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Tokyo
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Leyte
Uso
Central Pacific
Marine Corps
Washington
Publishers Adopt Code for Comics
New York CP A comics code is ready to take effect as the first organized self regulation effort in the industry. The Association of Comics Magazine Publishers screens publishers willing to join and places its seal on compliant magazines. The code requires publishers to protect readers and the public, banning sexy or vulgar content, nudity, torture, obscenity, attacks on religious or racial groups, and glorification of crime.
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Association of Comics Magazine Publishers
Tax plan bar motion seeks Dewey program repeal
Albany UP reports a Democratic measure seeks an outright repeal of the Dewey permissive taxing program. Sen Ray B Tuttle and Assemblyman Charles F Stockmeisters Rochester Democrats introduced companion bills. The Dewey plan, enacted in 1947 and expanded last year, includes nuisances taxes such as a two percent retail sales tax. Erie County Rochester Syracuse Troy and Poughkeepsie have enacted parts of the program to fund rising government costs.
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Ray B. Tuttle
Charles F. Stockmeister
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Troy
Poughkeepsie
Shaw Urges Tax Cut for Artists in Half Column Letter
Urs.-George Berg, a 92 year old Irish envoy and one of Britain's top individual taxpayers, suggested in a brief letter that income taxes for creative artists be reduced by half. The writer advocates tax relief aimed at artists and creators amid rising tax burdens.
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George Berg
Yveright
Britain
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