Groups Fire Over Co-Op Taxes Fight Heads CQ
Congressional Quarterly outlines the clash between two lobby groups the National Tax Association and the National Associated Businessmen over co op taxation. Vernon Scott and Loring Schuler describe roles and claims while critics label the groups co op partisans. The piece notes legislative scrutiny and differing views on revenue potential and small business representation.
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Loring Schuler
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Daniel A. Reed
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Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Colin Stam
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Committee On
Wright Patman
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Patman
Congress
NIEA
Garner M. Lester
G. M. Lester & Co
Jackson
Miss
Elton Kile
Ohio
Livestockmen seek answer to wide price spread
Salt Lake City readers learn livestockmen and housewives alike demand explanation for high consumer meat prices while cattle and sheep prices fall. Ranchers question who benefits as Ezra Taft Benson researches the price spread and considers action to stabilize markets.
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Rugger
Ezra Taft Benson
Texas
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Wyoming
Lloyd Sorenson
Floyd H. Hawkins
Arizona Farm Bureau
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Agriculture Department
Three Republic ore boats tied up for winter
Republic Steel’s three large ore boats the Tom Girdler the Charles M White and the Troy H Browning were tied up for the winter today. They hauled 1 800 000 tons of iron ore during the season under operation of Nicholson Universal Steamship Co a Republic subsidiary.
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Republic Steel
Tom Girdler
Charles M. White
Troy H. Browning
Nicholson Universal Steamship Co
Republic
Oil deliveries show daily U S petroleum use in 1952
New York dispatch notes that in 1952 American consumers received about 306 billion gallons daily through pipelines water rail and truck.
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Record October Chick Production Sets New High
The Agriculture Department reports October chick production at 95 922 000, the largest for the month, with ten month total 1 632 472 000 up five percent from last year. Peanut quotas referendum set for December 15 to determine futures for 1954 55 56 crops.
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Turkey
Ohio Highway Council classifies 6 200 miles as main thoroughfare
Columbus reports the state Highway Construction Council formally adopts 6 200 miles of Ohio highways as a main thoroughfare system with top priority for improvements. Dec 1 is set for submission of next year’s funded road projects under new axle mile tax and gasoline tax changes.
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Ohio
Highway Department
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Turnpike Board Appoints New Staff Member
The Ohio Turnpike Commission named V. C. Robertson of Columbus as a part time insurance administrator. Robertson will manage office controls of the commission insurance and specifications for contractors on Turnpike projects.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission Today
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Commission
Governments back pay raise for birds in treeless regions reported
Telegraph poles along the rail in Sierraway Luther Leona Gambia the Gold Coast land England and Nigeria Lagoe show a failed nesting-box program. No birds used the boxes despite the six percent pay raise for Af putting nesting-boxes.
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Luther Leona
Gambia
Gold Coast
England
Nigeria
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