Income Tax Rebellion Spurs Politicians Across States
Politicians weigh the rising burden of personal income taxes as Congress debates a multi billion dollar revenue bill. Twenty two states flag the issue. Utah calls for a constitutional convention to cap rates at a percentage, with a plan to place the cap during wartime and a 12 to 15 percent rise in taxes under the current bill. Many taxpayers express anger as more states consider action.
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Doughton argues tax hike to balance 1952 budget
Washington (UP) Chairman Robert L. Doughton of the House Ways and Means Committee says a 7.2 billion tax boost plus government economy could balance the budget. He expects the committee to back a 7.2 billion to 7.6 billion tax increase, while Republicans criticize the size and push to return the bill for rewrite.
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Reds Pester High Court
Justice Robert J. Jackson told a Senate ethics committee that Communist groups press the court, often to undermine its authority. He displayed telegrams he described as agitprop aimed at the judiciary, urging Congress to curb political interference.
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Korea Awarded Army Decorations for Korea War Service
General Omar and Fandley announced today the awarding of Army decorations to twenty engineers, Hyde men and officers for their Korea War service. Only three of the twenty are alive and present. the rest were unable to attend the ceremony.
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MacArthur to Rent Astoria Suite for a Year
New York Gen. Dovve Tac MacArthur will continue occupying the Wokler-Astoria presidential suite on a yearly rental basis. A hotel spokesman said the five star general will stay in the same suites with Mrs. MacArthur and their son Arthur after their return from Japan in April. The daily rate previously listed was $130.
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Court- Julian Brown Lawyer Fees Cut in Bankruptcy Case
Federal Judge Sie Brennan trimmed about 30 000 off pre existing attorney allowances in the Julian S Brown marathon bankruptcy case. Brown, a Syracuse sportsman, has faced court battles for two decades. The ruling reduced fees for Hancock Dorr Ryan Shove and related firms and attorneys, with several line items canceled or lowered.
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Eight Marines Die in Accidental Shell Burst Near Camp Lejeune
Investigators probe why two 81mm mortar rounds fell short and struck a Marine command post killing eight Marines. A spokesman cited weapon malfunction or misfire as possible causes. Details withheld as inquiry continues.
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Truman denies peace bid amid press conference chatter
President Truman dismissed rumors of Korean peace proposals saying no such talks with the United Nations had occurred and no comment was offered on political plans for 1952. He also avoided speculation on Iran oil questions and inflation control bills while declining to discuss other headlines including the Marshall conspiracy charge.
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North Koreans Trek to UN Territory Amid Refugee Flow
Reports describe about 36,000 weary North Koreans fleeing toward UN territory as fighting loosened around the 88th parallel. Civilians stream south from areas like Wonsang as relief and evacuation efforts spread.
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Japan Joins ILO After 18 Years Absence
Japan is readmitted to the International Labour Organization after an 18 year absence. The move marks a return to participation in ILO activities and obligations, with Tokyo officials welcoming the decision and noting renewed collaboration prospects.
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Wiley Suggestion On Yalta Testimony In Senate Probe
Senator Wiley urged the Senate inquiry into Far Eastern policy to seek testimony from Alger Hiss regarding the 1945 Yalta agreement. Major General Hurley, on the witness stand, labeled Yalta an immoral pact and noted Hiss attended Yalta as a State Department official.
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Nice Day Summer to Bring Warm Weather Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau reports a mild night with a low around 55 and a forecast high near 77. A weak cold front yesterday moved through Syracuse, bringing drier, cooler air and a drop of about six degrees, with a storm system passing well north of the city. A strong gust toppled trees in Onondaga and Oswego counties, including a tree uprooted near Baldwinsville, while yesterday’s high marked the fourth straight day above 80.
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Earth tremor rattles Taipeh during oath ceremony
A minor earthquake lasting about one minute struck Taipeh Formosa during a Chinese Nationalist capital event. No injuries or damages were reported, and the ceremony continued as officials reassured attendees.
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Kaesong Falls Ghost City as UN Presses In
United Nations troops drive toward Kaesong the last Communist holdout south of the 38th Parallel on the Korean front. UN patrols advance before dawn and again in the afternoon into the area while Red forces defend high ground northwest of Kaesong. The 38th Parallel lies through the enemy heights as Communist troops cling to southern slopes.
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Upstate Polio Rise Tied to Wage-Price Bill Debate
Polio cases in upstate regions show a sharp rise with 121 reported through yesterday, overshadowing last year as health officials compare totals. The Senate committee approved a wage-price conduct bill amid debate on new price controls and potential impact on public health funding.
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TV Station Freeze Prolonged by Federal Communications Board
The Federal Communications Commission extended the nationwide ban on processing television applications, with no fixed end date beyond 1952. No new station grants are expected until then, while hearings on channel allocations and potential UHF or VHF expansions proceed, including a pivotal June 26 argument and July 9 hearings on the table.
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Queuille Declines New Premiership
Premier Henri Queuille says he cannot accept a limited premiership due to ill health after his midterm coalition won a majority in the National Assembly. Former Premier Rene Pleven and ex-vice premier Guy Mollet have been mentioned as potential leaders for a new government.
Iran Premier Mossadegh Wins Confidence Vote Amid Oil Crisis
Mob attacks on Anglo-Iranian Oil Co offices mark protest as Mossadegh seeks a confidence measure. Parliament precedes with warnings of nationwide upheaval if his policies are blocked. Government signals readiness to seize the company if needed.
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Alkaloid Thermopoine Linked to Lupins Discovery
The National Research Council reports the structure of the alkaloid thermopoine has been elucidated and shown to be a stereoisomer of anagigar. Partial reduction yields alpharisaluanine and complete reduction to alphaison parigine, two alkaloids found together in lupins caudatus.
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Pilots urge new parley amid United strike
Striking pilots call for immediate talks with United Airlines saying negotiations can begin at any time or place. AFL-CIO adviser capokasman states willingness to resume talks while United acknowledges the request and awaits a response from President Triman, following mediation board intervention.
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Off 2 Wagons DPA Movies at Intersection Parade
Two wagons in a disputed incident at an intersection led to arrests. Police reported Harmon, a 62 year old man, held as a suspect amid chaotic scenes during a parade route with water and vehicle involvement. Officers charged several people as the investigation continues.
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Criticism of MacArthur Report Sparks Public Debate
LLINTON The New York Presbyterian Synod today rejected a report entangling public demonstrations for General MacArthur. The report, prepared by the church's social action committee, stated there was transfer wheeling the demonstrations for MacArthur's return from Japan. The policy did not respect civilian precedent over military central.
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Today’s chuckle prompt misread as local puzzle
A garbled OCR style item clues a humorous misheard phrase about a state and a road sign. Readable bits mention a question about spelling and a joking reference to a governor or state official. The fragmentary text includes quirky wording without clear events or named places.
Crackdown on Communist Leaders Deepens Amid Missing Officials
Federal agents hunted four missing Communist Party leaders linked to a looming fifth column in the United States. Justice Department sources say 12,000 more communists are under scrutiny as hundreds of indictments and arrests are expected nationwide. Dawn raids in New York and Pittsburgh net 17 high ranking Reds as key figures avoided search warrants and the party disavowed the searches.
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Nashville court fines 4-year-old charged with lewd act
A brief Nashville police report states a 4-year-old Black child faced a horncsty and offensive contract charge. The case was settled with a city court fine paid yesterday, reflecting a local minor crime handling.
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Schools Here Ignore Baccalaureate Ban
In Syracuse public schools proceed with graduation and promotion exercises despite a ban on religious services. Superintendent Patton says no intent to alter plans as traditions continue. State Education Commissioner Wilson notes most services are religious but plans remain in force. Catholic and Protestant churches have agreed on usable arrangements as schools proceed.
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