Tax Cuts Cheer Senate As Truman Tax Views Divide
Washington report notes a cheerful Senate as lawmakers push to cut income taxes by about 800 million dollars. The debate centers on estate taxes and proposals extending tax relief to various items, with Democrats and Republicans alike backing broad reductions.
Peterson's Ointment brings quick relief for piles
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment years ago that gave fast cooling soothing astringent relief for itching and burning in piles. The product gained nationwide fame and became a household favorite. Available at druggists as a 35 cent box or 60 cent applicator tube with a money back guarantee.
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Marriage tax break proposal draws jokes from senators
The piece satirically notes Sen Bulkin and Sen Millshu discussing a bill to tax benefits of marriage. It claims a bachelor earning 25 000 would save about 9 362 in taxes if he marries, with a "community property" provision offering further gains. It mocks the cost of bachelorhood versus matrimony and mentions a veto by President Truman.
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Rainbow Girls charter vote and Easter services update
The Order of Rainbow for Girls held a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall to receive a charter and vote on three new candidates with plans to inspect on April 26. Wellington JayCees volleyball groups meet at the school gym with George Brunner speaking at a Thursday Legion supper. St Patrick’s services at St Pat’s include Lent and Easter regimen with multiple masses and rosary prayers through the weekend.
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Parents may be found responsible for nervous child
Tulsa Oklahoma. Dr L S McLeod president of the Oklahoma State Psychological Association and head of the psychology department at Tulsa University says a child’s nervousness may be traced to parents peers and even teachers. He defines nervousness as restless fidgety emotional and sexually immature behavior and argues strict discipline often triggers confusion and hesitation in children. He urges guidance and consistent self control rather than constant punishment.
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Playmates urged for cooperative games and self expression
The article notes concerns about children of varying ages and urges parents to encourage cooperation in four play activities and self expression as advised by McLeod. In Yonkers a thief stole bond coupons and a lamp, ate breakfast, and left dishes for Bleakley to wash. In New York an organist found the keyboard cover screwed down to oust the minister, and a screw driver was used to free it before the minister spoke, leading to police involvement in halting the scuffle.
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