Party Leaders Seek Tax Vote as Exemption Debate heats
House Democrats push to raise personal tax exemptions by 9 300 from 600. Eisenhower warns of deficits and inflation. The plan could relieve over four million low income earners from taxes, with varying per family savings. GOP bill would cost about 1.4 billion yearly, shaping cross party votes amid tight margins in the House.
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Eisenhower
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The General And His Doghouse at Fort Devens
General Roderick Allen, embroiled in a dispute over his Fort Dix kennel costs of 1200 dollars, sits at his Fort Devens desk where he has commanded since January 1953. Aided by an aide, he oversees four Samoyed huskies kept in a kennel on base.
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Roderick Allen
Fort Dix
N. J
Fort Devens
Mass
Postponed showdown over farm price supports
Senate Republican leaders postponed a key vote on farm price supports between continuing high levels and a flexible system advocated by President Eisenhower. Senate leaders delayed debate on the Wool production bill to address Hawaii Alaska statehood, with Ellender and others pressing to attach a two year extension of high price supports to the wool measure while hearings on the general farm bill continue into mid April.
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Agriculture Committee
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Riker
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Aiken
Temptations Theme Highlighted by Dr Holdeman
Dayton evangelist Dr Ralph Holdeman preached at St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Mission stressing that temptation yields to Christ’s strength. He uses a large Christ face drawing at each service to focus thoughts, while serving as evangelism secretary and youth administrator for the church. Services run nightly except Saturday. pastor Dr F Berry Plummers invites the public.
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Billion Paid On Final Day In New York Tax District
The 2nd Federal Tax District collected an estimated 1.000,227,000 in a single day, the largest one day tax haul ever for the district. Manhattan south of 34th Street Staten Island Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands comprise the area. Officials say the total is about 25 percent higher than last year, due partly to a new rule requiring corporations to pay 45 percent of annual income as the first quarterly installment. A single unidentified corporation reportedly paid 11 trillion dollars, the largest single payment on record in New York.
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Virgin Islands
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Finds Egg Two Yolks In Shell In Local Henhouse
Mrs William H Bussard of Hagerstown Route 8 found an unusual egg in her henhouse a shell containing one hard portion and two yolks separated in the space inside the egg.
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William H. Bussard
Hagerstown
Brief Filed In Grammer Appeal Denies Fair Trial Claim
Maryland attorney general rebutted defense arguments seeking Supreme Court review of George Edward Grammer’s murder conviction and death sentence. Defense claimed publicity and admission of confession denied a fair trial after his wife’s Aug 19 1952 death in Baltimore. Police initially suspected accidental death before autopsy ruled blows to the head.
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Maryland
George Edward Grammer
Baltimore
Grammer
U.S. Supreme Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Knight Ready To Take Stand In Neutrality Trial
Henry Lloyd Knight, a 48 year old Washington lawyer, faces trial in Baltimore on charges of violating the U S Neutrality Law by selling 48000 worth of transport plane parts through a Paris firm to Poland via SOFA DEX. Knight contends the dealings were executed by his Paris representative Philippe des Hourhan and other conspirators without his knowledge as Air Union Inc of Bethesda Md specialized in surplus parts for American transport planes.
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Godfrey Grounded Starting Today
Arthur Godfrey loses his wings for six months effective without appeal by yesterday’s deadline. The Civil Aeronautics Board suspended him for reckless flying after accusations he buzzed the Teterboro New Jersey airport in a DC-3 on January 7. Godfrey denies the charge but accepts the ruling.
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Arthur Godfrey
Civil Aeronatics Board
Godfrey
Teterboro
N. J
Man changes name to Jerome Nolan before St Patrick’s Day
DetRury W Jer ome Nowinski aged 28 became Jerome Nolan by court assent yesterday. He cites social reasons for the change and says the approach of St Patrick’s Day had nothing to do with it. His wife Aileen is Trish, his sons Patrick Michael aged 6 and Dennis aged 2, and many friends are named Trish.
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Dock Workers Slow To Accept Army Jobs
The army began hiring civil service longshoremen to load transports at strike-bound bases but response was slow. At Brooklyn only 65 of 400 needed were processed. none hired at Staten Island or Jersey City. About 500 demonstrators gathered at Brooklyn entrance. police ended the brief protest without violence. Some piers in Lower Manhattan were active, but midtown piers saw no work. The move, approved by Brig. Gen. Calvin de Witt Jr., would place workers directly under the government rather than private stevedores.
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Hoodlums Slain Slayers Sought in Chicago Case
Police questioned underworld figures after two ex convicts Pant Needlenose Labriola 37 and James Weinberg 53 were found slain in a gold 1954 sedan trunk on the Northwest Side. Coroner McCarron noted no bullet or stab wounds but red marks suggested strangulation. Wives reported the men missing since Tuesday.
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Still Married She Contends
New York model Joan Scott Baker, 21, claims she remains legally married to Seth H. Baker, 28, who wed Jack Benny’s daughter in Hollywood. She argues a Virgin Islands divorce granted Jan 29, 1953, was invalid due to nonresidency and seeks separation plus support. Baker, honeymooning with Benny's adopted daughter Joan in Hawaii, denies the claim and says the divorce is valid.
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Hollywood
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Woman Stops Car To Save Neighbor’s Son
DETROVE March 16 Mrs Gloria Fair acted quickly when a driverless car rolled toward her driveway. She held back the vehicle to shield the 3-year-old Bobby Emerson, who lay unconscious after a wheel had begun to roll over him. He was revived and not badly hurt, praised as a saint for her quick act.
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miniature cameras attract amateur photographers interest
Nine out of ten amateur photographers yearn for a miniature camera due to fast speeds, super sharp lenses, and small size. The article notes that such precision devices suit those who pay attention to detail and insist on accurate exposures, while others who shoot haphazardly may prefer larger formats. It invites readers to Hayling’s at Washington Street Magersown, Md, to explore the stock and learn more about using miniatures next week.
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Crown Princess Martha of Norway Reported Improved
The 53 year old Crown Princess Martha of Norway in Oslo was described as somewhat improved today after a hemorrhagic complication from jaundice led to a relapse and a very serious condition yesterday.
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Prayer for slower pace amid swift world travel
A brief plea from Carl Heath Kopf of Washington DC asking God to slow humanity’s pace so minds can hear the divine voice. He prays through Jesus Christ for guidance in a fast modern age.
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Whole Menagerie Reported On Loose
Police were asked to be on the lookout for a black panther two hoary bears two monkeys and a pair of pigeons after driver Wayne Roberts said engine trouble forced a stop near Los Angeles. He claimed the menagerie disappeared after a motor repair and a border stop. The incident follows a Justice Department directive about photographers and bystanders around prisoners outside federal courthouses.
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