Tax cuts loom in Senate talks on tax bill agenda
Washington report notes House approved a tax bill with deep cuts. It would reduce taxes 30 percent for incomes under 1000 dollars, 20 percent for 1000 to 1998, and 10 percent for higher brackets, with changes to timing. Senate labor and defense debates widen as Congress weighs companion bills and a possible Truman recommendation.
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Edward V Robertson
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Marine Corps
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Matt
Beott W. Lucas
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Return From Southern Trip To Brunswick Home
Grafton May and Mrs Clyde Levandoski have returned to the newly furnished home following a wedding in the south. Edna Wildenhieny, daughter of Ma and Atta, wed the groom’s son. The ceremony was April 26 at St Odober’s Lutheran church Elygia. The altar held white carnations and lilies with a long veil, crown rhinestones, and a bouquet of lilies and snapdragons. Attendants Melba Schwed and Alferda Schwed wore green and white chiffon. The reception for 200 guests was at Immaculate Conception hall in Grafton. The bride, a Grattan high school and Bronawick graduate, and groom’s family are connected to Destian and Wier kin.
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Clyde Levandeskh
Bkomeyn Brivewick
Edna Wildepheimy
Atta
Arne Wildenhieiay
Ruby Levandoski
Brunswick
Tepo
Apel
Stodober's Lutheran Church
Elygia
Melba
Alferta
Warren Kilkenson
Megroom
Destiian
Roger Wier
Grafton
Delamore
Lecandaski
Grattan High School
Die Groam Ja
Bronawick High School
Wakeman Junior Senior Reception and Bridal Shower Recap
Wakeman High School hosted a May 1 junior senior reception with welcome remarks by Tor Burke and a closing thanks from Gale Bacheldar. Separate bridal shower honors Miss Juanita Ward featured red and white decor, gifts, games, and prizes, with guests from Elyria, Hennessetta, Vermilion, Spencer, Wellington and Wakeman attending. Columbia plans allocate 65.506 million for railway construction this year.
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Wakeman
Wakeman High School
Tor Burke
Deck Burke
Harold Dalton
Marjotte Milles
Tom Mockler
Gertrude Kriat
LaRue Radcliffe
Jack Conry
Tatka
H. J. Walter
Ceraldine Rosa
Gale Bacheldar
Juniora Ag
Mhawer
C. Ward
Daughtersa
Juanita Ward
Alec Kirsty
Boneree
Elyria
Hensietta
Vermilion
Spencer
Wellington
Acme Grange Holds Busy Meeting
Acme Grange 3440 of Columbia Borough held a formal meeting presided by Master Ro Wade. Floral tribute honored deceased members while Henry Gockerham prepared a program featuring a long obedience. Members and guests from the Cleveland All-Breed Training Club joined in a varied program.
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Acme Grange
Columbia
Ro Wade
Ettraplain
Gordon Bartter
Dan Sabebak
Heary
Metzner
McMeecheon
Mir. McMeeken
Mr Tadlock
Henry Gockerham
Fea
Cleveland All-Bretd Training Club
J. J. Wodisky
Lewis Varga
Betty Varga
Mroc
Moses Planesamu
Norbert Varra
Robert Wachfell
Stanley Foster
Winiess
Prearst
Henry Cockerham
Gordon Barter
Deferee
New Electrovardiograph Aids Heart Diagnosis
Researchers led by Dr Maurice Sekalaw of the University of California report refinements in the electrovardiograph to detect heart disease earlier. Dr Fring N. Wilson of Michigan introduced an improved method with direct chest measurements, allowing clearer wave patterns to indicate various heart conditions.
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Ban Francisco
Maurice, Sékalaw
Univérsiy
California
Fring N. Wilson
Michigan
Sekolaw
Wilson
Southeast Ridges Ladies Aid Meeting Summary
Group 2 of the Ladies' Aid met at Evalyn Read's home on Wednesday afternoon. Hazel Hicks led opening prayers and presiding reflection. De votions were given by the chair, with the theme The Broken Bell.
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Giverermane
Ladies’ Aid
Evalyn
Hazel Hicks
Ohio Dairy Queen To Be Selected In County Contest
County women compete for the Ohio Dairy Queen title to be chosen during Agricultural Day May 27 at Cleveland Public Hall. Entry blanks available at extension service. must be 16 or older. Finalists chosen from photos. winner receives 170 dollars and travel rights in early June.
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Ohio
County Aguircultural “Extension Sérvice
Ohio Dairy Queen
Cleveland Public Hall
Hea
Maiatho Ted
Jurit Anplicanis
Mit Photographie
Hoy
Pértén
Bowéss
Nore
Jean Dekar
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