Inquiring Reporter Answers How to Save Money
Voices from residents share practical tips on saving money. John Duvall suggests living within means and buying in a buyer’s market. Others advocate defense bonds, weekly saving plans, careful purchases, and saving from salary. A student notes putting change in a jar while planning to save once earning.
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John. C. Duvall
Seeley Rd
Defense
Rodney Swift
Veilaskord
Frances Ball
Dames Sr
One Man Opinion on Tax Agent Piano Bribery
A satirical item describes a tax agent who took a grand piano to fix a citizen’s slim return and hopes to prove honesty. Another agent took two grand without a piano. he lacks real property. The piano man denies bribery and muses on public perception, noting the two to make a crooked deal with potential arrests but avoiding names.
Lincoln's Wife Denies Rutledge Myth in Letter
Mary Todd Lincoln released a letter to a Supreme Court justice asserting Lincoln cared for no one but her and that Ann Rutledge is a myth. Historian Willard L. King found the document while researching David Davis of Bloomington and the Lincoln estate.
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Chicago
Abe Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
Mary Todd Lincoln
Supreme Court
Swidow
Lincoln
Willard L. King
David Davis
Bloomington
Ilinois
U. S. Supreme Court
Davis
King
David Davis IV
New Salem
Reds Invade Trade Fair At World Week Event
In Los Angeles at World Trade Week, a two hour Communist propaganda booth caused a stir. The American Russian Institute displayed Soviet imagery and literature, prompting removal after officials demanded action. John A. Sowers of the Chamber of Commerce acknowledged the shocking disruption.
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Los Angeles
INL
iRed
John A. Sowers
Chamber
World Trade Department
All Nations
American Russian Institute
Tom Clark
Press Honors To Be Given
Sigma Delta Chi will award distinguished service in American journalism at its annual dinner in Chicago. Fellows include Irving St Dilliard, Edward R. Murrow, and Dr Alberto Gainza Paz. Bronze medallions go to 11 individuals, a newspaper, radio station and a magazine.
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Chicago
Sigma Delta Chi
Irving St. Dilliard
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia Broadcasting System
Alberto Gainza Paz
Argentina
la Prensa
Victor Cohn
Minneapolis Tribune
Jim Monroe
KCMO
Kansas City
Bill Davidson
Collier's
Robert M. White Hi
Mexico
Ledger
Herbert Black
Washington Post
Bruce Russell
Los Angeles Times
Wiliam E. Griffith, Jr
WBC
Washington
John Hightower
Associated Press
Ferdinand Kuhl
Edward de Luga
Chicago Daily News
Roger Wrenn
San Diego Union
Chicago Sun-Times
McCall's
Iwmaq
Congress considers tax cut for Congress members seen likely
Washington sources report that key senators expect Senate approval of a House tax deduction plan allowing all 531 members to write off Washington living expenses as a business deduction. Senators George Byrd Bridges and Douglas weigh limits and debate whether the measure should have a public vote.
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Washington
House
Senate
George
D-Ga
Bridges
Rome
Douglas
D-Il
Byrd
Congress
Eilen Seay
D-La
Appropriations Committee
Housa
Congress Members Face Tax on Expense Allowance
A fragment notes that lawmakers received a $2,500 tax exempt expense allowance in one period, with $12,500 taxed, and states the allowance becomes taxable starting January 1.
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Congress
Starijing
Passport denial rocks church plan to visit Japan
Rev. Dr. J Henry Carpenter, a clergyman slated to visit Japan to meet church leaders and youth groups, had his passport denied by the State Department. The action was announced from the pulpit by Rev. Dr. John Paul Jones of Union Church of Bay Ridge Brooklyn, and confirmed by Washington officials who said the trip would not be in the U S best interests.
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Partment
J. Henry Carpenter
Japan
John Paul Jones
Union Church of
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Friends of
Carpenter
Washington
State Department
United States
Indo-China Red Brains Has Birthday
United Press report portrays Ho Chi Minh, a small, soft spoken revolutionary leader of the Indo-Chinese Communist rebels. The piece paints the war as a muddy, costly conflict with daily deaths and widespread discontent, noting French losses and local fatigue.
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Ho Chi Minh
Red River
Saigon
Delta
Red China
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Hong Kong
Chiang Kaishek
Indo-China
Ho Chi Minh and the Indochina War’s Moral Stakes
The piece traces Ho Chi Minh as a long-time revolutionary whose actions shape Indochina’s fate. It notes Western doubts about his age, his past travels, and imprisonments, and explains the broader stakes of war, colonialism, and allegiance in the region.
Coronation Beer Packs Royal Kirk
A British brewery announced a coronation beer priced at five shillings a pint and three times as strong as its usual lager. The brew will go on sale a week before the June 1953 coronation to celebrate the nation’s new queen.
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London
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