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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1951

Page

5

Women seen likely to become star salesmen for household goods

Walter L. Stickel, national sales manager for Dumont Television, predicts women will emerge as top sellers of household goods amid manpower shortages. He notes women's quick customer rapport and taste for simple operation, sees door to door sales possible, and calls training to improve closing speed the main need.

New York Walter L. Stickel Stickel Dumont Television, Inc

Expert Advises U S Wait For Revolt In Russia

New York based State Department adviser George F. Kennan argues the United States should wait for an anti Soviet uprising by the Russian people. He calls for a long range policy to support change without direct war and says if war comes it should target the Communist government, not the Russian people.

New York State Department Russia United States George F. Keenan U.S Kennan Foreign Affairs’ Quarterly

Ohio Senate passes bill to revise sales tax after amendments

The Ohio Senate unanimously approved the bill to revise sales tax with three Mechem amendments. It shifts tax on casual auto sales to 1 percent to county clerks, lowers vendors discount to two percent, and allows private sellers of sales tax stamps. Democrats opposed the stamp provision and called for further study.

Ohio Senate Columbus C. Stanley Mechem Nelsonville Mechem George B. Marshall County General Fund Roscoe R. Walcutt Ralph A. Winter Lodi

Children Will Be Well Entertained At Saturday Show

The Elyria area PTA plans a Saturday program for school children featuring the film Black Beauty at 1 p.m. at the Capitol and Rivoli theatres. Allen school students perform Harvey on stage, Clair Riley the magician entertains, and each child receives a candy Easter egg from the Kiwanis. Baskets assembled by Allen third graders will be given to Gates Hospital patients, and other gifts go to the Oberlin Children’s Home. Mothers from Allen act as chaperones.

Parent-Teacher Association Elyria Capitol Rivoli Theatres Allen School Harvey Clair Riley Elyria Kiwanis Club Gates Hospital Kiwanis Club Knowles Sniezek Paradise Gene's Bakery Oberlin William Ward Visual Education

Treasury reports record March 16 one day budget receipts

Washington Treasury figures show March 16 receipts totaling 1,625,551,217 dollars, marking the largest single day collection to date. The report highlights strong tax intake and improved revenue performance.

U.S Washington The Treasury

Federal net receipts cap March surge sets record

Net receipts for the first 16 days of March totaled 3.33957363242 billion dollars, the largest on record for any similar period. The figure reflects robust federal revenue performance during the early spring window.

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