Property Owners Entitled To A Fair Return
A town hall style argument declares rent control harms private property. The piece argues landlords risk confiscation if forced to lower rents or keep unprofitable properties, warning of reduced repairs and new construction. It cites a Tulsa eviction controversy and calls for fair returns to attract investment in rental housing.
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Truman
Tulsa
Oklo
Tighe E. Woods
Federal
Joses Monty
Time For Curtailment of Federal Subsidies to States
A Tax Foundation study warns that rising federal subsidies to states threaten democracy by swelling central debt and shaping state policy. It notes subsidies rose 40 percent 1942–47 and 52 percent 1945–47, with highway funding and welfare aid expanding, while postwar highway spending lagged. The piece argues for halting subsidies and reordering federal state tax relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tax Foundation of
New York
Foundation
Wax Foundation
Booster Club Stars of Tomorrow comes to Grafton High
The second annual Booster Club Stars of Tomorrow show debuts Sunday at 2 p.m. in Grafton High School with amateurs from Lorain County, promising a bigger program than last year. Lewis Klinect and the Blue Banner Boys entertain intermission, with diverse acts including Glenna Henning Joe Welsheit the Kerns and Kobb quartet, and a girls trio led by Joan Fischer.
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Grafton
Stars of Tomorrow
Grafton High School
Lorain County
Lewis Klinect
Blue Banner Boys Wall
Glenna Henning
Joe Welsheit
Kerns
One Kobb
Gay Caballero
Coallettc
Robert Damanski
Dave Parker
John Guyeska
Wellington
Clay Folsom
Chet Martin
Bob Baker
Deb Knapp
St George Johnson County Chapter Relieved From Active Duty
Lt. George T. Johnson son of Darcell Johnson of 119 Brooklyn St was relieved from active duty with the US Air Force. He served with the Bth Air Force in England and the 16th Air Force in Italy earning the Air Medal with five clusters and the European Theatre Ribbon with nine battle stars. He plans to complete studies at the University of Southern California and attends a meeting to organize a Lorain County Chapter of the American Heart Association at Amherst on Feb 28. The Tuberculosis and Health Association leads the effort noting heart disease now tops U.S. death causes while TB deaths fell.
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St. George Johnson County
American
Relieved From Heart Association
George ‘T. Johnson
Darcell ‘T. Johnson
Brooklyn Street
United States Air Force
Johnson
Watson Laboratories
Air Material Command
Army
Ias
Air Porte
Bth
England
16Th Air Force
Italy
Gowen Field
Boisa
Idaho
Sioux City
Air Force Base
Iowa
Pocatello Air Force Base
Wendover Field
Utah
Enid
Lorain County
American Heart Associion
Amherst
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Cleveland Avenue
Walter G. Nord
L. B. Hindman
The
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Nord
Hindman
Tax overhaul urged to curb federal aid and streamline levies
A Cleveland Main Dealer article quotes the Tax Foundation arguing that curtailing federal aid to states should prompt a thorough overhaul of the tax system. It calls for eliminating duplicative taxes and creating distinct tax areas for federal, state, and local governments. The piece stresses practicality and desirability of such reform.
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Tax Foundation
Cleveland
Brannan warns 800 million bushels may need government buyout
Secretary Brannan warned the Senate Agriculture Committee that farmers may overplant grain and cotton, risking a market crash. With limited funds, the government may have to buy crops next year, forcing lower support prices and drawing criticism of prices parity. He urged expanding storage aid rather than building elevators, and noted crop controls may be used, but not to boost production for future allotments. Florida citrus and tree crops prompted questions on if they would receive price supports, with Brannan pointing to indirect support via school lunch purchases.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Charlie Brannan
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Milton Young
North Dakota
Republican
Farmers Union
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agricult
Thomas
Amusra
Elmer Thamar
Oklahoma
OPA
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Ferguson
Duke Cullum
Sccretary of Agriculture
Citrus Fruit
Florida
Spessard Holland
Ralph Trigg
Rayburn and Lodge Bill Talk Of Costs And Contracts
The piece covers Sam Rayburn jokes about a ten thousand dollar salary increase and a dinner with Mrs A Mitchell Palmer as he jokes about expenses. It also reports Senator Cabot Lodge pushing a bill requiring government contractors to hire by the year to secure employees from year to year for education medical costs and housing commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rayburn
Sam
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pierre
Lodge
Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Republican
Time Passage Reflections From The Past And Present
A year ago Sheriff Carl Finegan announced the appointment of Richard Meyers a Marine veteran as deputy. Orville Wright remained in serious condition after a Dayton hospital stay. A DC-2 chartered by the immigration service crashed near Coalinga killing 32. A later Alps crash left fate of passengers unknown. Five years ago Frankfurt was bombed by over 800 four motor bombers. William Allen White died at his home after a heart attack following abdominal surgery.
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Carl Finegan
Richard Meyers
Marine Corps
Pacific Area
Orville Wright
Dayton
United States Immigration Service
Coalinga
California
Lower
Alps
Frankfurt
William Allen” White
Empora
Kansas
Gazette
Local Stocks Nominal Quotations List
A fragmented stock quotation listing from P.R. Smith & Company shows various Lorain area companies and financial institutions with nominal values and odd formatting. Mentions Colson Corp O.W. Elyria Sav & Trust First Sav & Loan Harshaw Ch Indus Br Hoist Lear Inds Lorain Co Sav & Tr Perry-Fay Yb Sav Den Bank O.W. Troxel Mfg reflects a stock market brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.R. Smith & Company
Colson Corp
O.W. Elyria Sav & Trust
First Sav & Loan
O.W
Harshaw
Indus Br
Lear
Lorain Co
Perry-Fay
Sav den Bank
O.W. Troxel
One Hundred Transport Planes Reconditioned for Reserve Use
Washington reports Curtiss-Wright is refurbishing 100 twinengine G-46 transport planes for Air Force reserve units at a cost of 30 000 dollars each. This second batch follows earlier planes pulled from Walnut Ridge Arkansas and to be completed at Columbus Ohio. The Grand Central Airport Co in Glendale California handles the other batch.
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Washington
Curtissi Wright Corp
Air Force
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Grand Central Airport Co
Glendale
Cal
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Haseboot Jewelry CO. Inc
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Pierre R. Smith & Company
Asoned Investments
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