NAM and AFL-CIO clash over tax cuts and job creation
NAM and AFL-CIO leaders trade sharp questions on the impact of tax cuts. NAM argues a $10 billion cut for low and middle incomes would not meaningfully boost jobs, while Meany presses for profit-to-job conversion and broader reform.
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Wellington Gls at new addresses amid wartime postings
Wellington area notices list Pfc James D. O keefe arriving from Germany with new Fort Hood address and others including Lyle M. Clark Jr and David A. Hemphill arriving at Fort Dix for basic training. Additional items note a son of Thomas Jones assigned to Ft Knox, Lt Don Nesbitt on leave in Newfoundland, Edwin and wife returning from a wedding trip to 132 Erie Mt, and local teacher David Clark returning from Camp Pittinger to teach in New Castle. Ralph Lyman building model home in Perry allotment extension.
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United States
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Fort Hood
Texas
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South Main St
Lyle M. Clark Jr
David A. Hemphill
Fort Dix
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Clarks
Lyle Clark
Jones St
Hemphill
William G. Hemphill
Elm St
Usatc Armor
Ft. Knox
Don Nesbitt
Huntington
Alabama
Newfoundland
Edwin Hurst
Erie Mt
Pittsfield Methodist Church
David Clark
Dale Clark
Camp Pittinger
Tiffin
New Castle
Ralph Lyman
Oberlin
Grand Ave
Perry Allotment
Ex-slave of nicotine shares quitter tips in humorous tale
In a lighthearted column the author praises quitting tobacco while lampooning fellow ex-smokers who resist. He recounts giving 47 unsolicited lectures in six weeks and ridicules a correspondent who says quitting ruined her social life, quipping about a strict theater rule and extreme dietary cuts.
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UPI
What AA Alcoholics Anonymous: a fellowship for sobriety
AA is a fellowship of men and women who share experience strength and hope to help each other recover from alcoholism. Membership requires a desire to stop drinking with no dues or affiliation. It operates independently of sects or politics and aims to help others achieve sobriety at Box 62 Elyria Ohio.
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