Quick Tax Cut Demand Grows Across Parties
The President proposed long-range economies of 31.858 billion but warned larger cuts risk national safety. Congressional leaders from both parties pressed for a budget cut this year or early next, while critics called proposals too late or too modest. Treasury Secretary Humphrey supported the plan despite concerns.
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John Taber
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Good Friday Observed as Few Cross Into Jerusalem Sector
A small number of Christian pilgrims crossed from Israel into the Jordanian sector of Jerusalem during Holy Week as tensions in the Middle East marred the observances.
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Middle East
Railroad crossing Bill hearings set amid Easter pilgrims
The agenda includes hearings on House Bills 772 and 806 to speed up crossing safety with automatic warning devices. The measures stem from a statewide program to protect motorists and pedestrians at railroad crossings. Public interest centers on boosting traffic safety as Easter observances by Christian Arabs draw pilgrims near Jerusalem.
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Louis J. Schneider
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Detectives Stop Burglar Trio In Loop Department Store Firefight
In Chicago police kill three burglars who surprised a Mandel Bros department store safe with over 250000 dollars inside. A seven man detective detail waited over seven hours before the confrontation on the 11th floor ended in gunfire. Victims were James Rentner James L Wulf and James Bartimio. Wulf's transistor radio blasted police frequency from his pocket after the fatal firefight.
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Mandel Bros. Department Store
Patrick Deeley
James Rentner
Maywood Park
James L. Wulf
Glenview
James Bartimio
Melrose Park
Wulf
Deeley
Pope Blesses 10000 Pilgrims in Sunlit St Peter's Square
Pope Pius XI appeared at his Vatican window to bless 10000 pilgrims kneeling in the blazing sun in St Peter's Square. The white robed pontiff answered cheers from foreign tourists as about 50000 visitors filled Rome for Easter ceremonies.
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Ike to Urge Tax Plan to Aid Small Business
President Eisenhower will urge Congress to approve a tax plan soon that could unleash new capital for hard pressed small business. Analysts say the proposal may stimulate growth by cutting taxes and easing credit constraints for small firms nationwide.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Sela
Weather and tax plan details from Ohio forecast and investment proposal
Partly cloudy and warmer in Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio through Saturday with possible showers. Highs 70 to 76, lows 55 to 60. Five day forecast shows above normal temperatures and scattered showers. separate note explains a White House plan to let investors deduct small business losses from income taxes to attract capital, with a bill to be submitted to Congress.
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McDonald Wins Reelection as United Steelworkers President
The United Steelworkers announced David J. McDonald was re elected to a second term as president by an 181,000 vote margin over Donald C. Rarick. Official tallies: McDonald 404,172 to Rarick 223,516. Campaign focused on a $2 monthly dues increase.
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Election results and a fatality loom in Ohio region
The report notes political races in the NSW District 15 area with Paul M. Hilbert defeating a McDonald’s candidate and LW Abel winning reelection as international secretary treasurer over William Klug. A Cleveland real estate broker is linked to local union activity, while Isadore W. Shenker, aged 72, was fatally struck near the Ohio Turnpike Maumee interchange as a tractor-trailer followed a car.
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Former Elyria Mayor Vanoster Dies At 75
William H. Vanoster 75 former Elyria mayor and two term school board member died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after seven months illness. He lived at 145 Harvard Ave and was born May 8 1881 in Malta near McConnelsville Ohio. Survived by wife Grace son Russell L Vanoster and three daughters Evelyn Colle, Merle Lehmann and others. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Daffodils The Indian Mollow and Tambette
Fragmentary text shows names and terms Daffodils J. tambette Indian Mollow Ph Wa8 medy. No clear event or context to confirm relations or outcomes.
Hearing Path Ahead for Crossing Protection Bills
Rep. Johnson predicted two or more hearings before committee action on proposals. Both bills include state aid and priority principles but differ on key points. Next hearings are the current hurdle in advancing the crossing protection program.
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Water study bill eyed by legislator
Possible resolution to urge study of area water pipeline proposal surfaces as a legislative option. Lorain County board hires a new school supervisor and approves staff salary increases. Elyria mayor cites water policy as a potential fix for Sheffield and Black River issues.
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Suez Canal Reopens to British and American Ships
The West Breeze and President Jackson sailed through the Suez Canal amid Egyptian claims of ending Western boycotts. Jordan maintained neutrality amid new anti Communist policy effects in Jerusalem. Israel and Jordan tensions persisted with reports of a sex crime and the ongoing threat of regional instability.
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Uniform Minimum Standards Set for Allotment Roads
Lorain County commissioners adopted a uniform minimum standard for allotment roads in unincorporated areas after a hearing. The plan requires 28 foot wide streets with rolled curbs, adequate sewers, eight inches of rolled slag base and 1 1/4 inches of T-32 macadam surface, approved unanimously by the board with engineers and builders groups present.
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Lorain
Gerald Laver
IRS notes Chicago firm pays 174 million tax in 1956
The Internal Revenue Service stated a Chicago firm paid 174 million dollars in 1956 income tax, enough to give every U.S. resident a dollar and still leave nearly four million dollars. The agency did not identify the firm.
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