The Tale of Two Mules and a Rope
A light verse about two mules tied by rope who quarrel over hay until they realize cooperation helps both. They abandon divisive bickering, choose to pull together, share the meal, and become comrades, ending the day with a moral about mutual effort.
Vernal to Battle Green River Trade Surge
Green River merchants face a new competitor as a Vernal driven plan to build a suspension bridge, improve roads from Dutch John to Veendale and promote the Flaming Gorge area promises to flood the market with advertising. Local merchants must respond or lose Flaming Gorge benefits. Green River Star warns that active competition and promotion are needed to keep business and employment from eroding.
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Family hobbies and home projects build loyalty and pride
A piece urges families to pursue hobbies or home projects together as wholesome leisure. It argues joint work strengthens family bonds, teaches pride in shared achievements, and offers constructive activities amid a busy modern life dominated by television and luxuries.
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Tax Reform Debated As Congress Reopens In Washington
Congress returns to Washington amid debate over federal tax structure and spending. Rep. Mills urges tax base broadening and targeted rate changes rather than across the board hikes. President Eisenhower may propose a budget 3 to 5 billion dollars above current revenues, pushing Congress to cut, raise debt, or seek higher taxes.
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Tax Time Looms as U S Plans Education Push
The IRS announced a nationwide tax education drive to help taxpayers file returns on time with less help from professionals. The program includes TV radio pamphlets posters and courses for high schools and colleges aimed at 25 million participants by year end 1950.
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What Youth Today Owes to Tomorrow in College Loans
Babson Park writer Warns against easy loans and marriages for young students and families. Cites rising costs of private college education, National Defense Education Act loans, and the burden on new graduates. Advocates need for self help, finances, and earned education. Highlights Babson Institute and other schools preparing youth for a competitive economy.
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