Michigan Man Heads Kiwanis International in 1952
Walter J L Ray of Detroit to succeed Claude Hellmann as Kiwanis International president, taking office August 1 after 24 years in Kiwanis and prior roles as international treasurer and Michigan district governor. Vernal club changes include new committee chairs and a Ladies Night dinner. Industry notes mention plastic playing cards and Babson on taxes.
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Kiwanis Club of
Vernal
Walter J. L. Ray
Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association
Detroit
Michigan
Claude B. Hellmann
Baltimore
Maryland
Kiwanis International
Michigan Kiwanis District
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Larry Olpin
Frank Couture
Harvey Madsen
al Tassamer
Gib Brown
Ed Jackson
Deb Casada
Ken Cross
Kiwanianas
the Coral
Billie Roberts
Kiwaniana
Therogram
Placque
Lee Walker
al Tassainer
Babson Sees Tax Policy Affecting Corporate Profits
Babson argues tax policy could lift long term capital gains through higher dividends and expanded business, boosting corporate profits which fund government programs. He warns excessive profits for expansions may raise advertising and competition advantages, while high taxes may both threaten and spur expansion and investor confidence. He stresses the stock market remains tied to free enterprise and notes taxation as a double edged factor.
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Babson Park
Mass
Buf
Itoo
Davis Devonna Cook Enters Garrell Beauty School
Miss Levona Cook and her sister plan to leave Saturday for Sugar to enroll in the Carroll Beauty School. Local families and residents are noted visiting relatives and attending Sacramento meetings with church speakers Byron Goodrich and Nelile Postma.
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Devonna Cook
Garrell Beauty School
Miss. Levona Cook
Harold Cook
Jos O
Salt Lake City
Carroll Beauty School
Gardiner Sr
Wm, Gardiner Jr
Clifford Massey
Bonanza
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Chicago
Walter J. LO Ray
Babson
Davis
By Jennie Watkins
Russia
National Industrial Conference Board
Uintah State Bank
Bering the
Uintah Basin
Utah
Vernal Roping Club
Josie Morris
X. TV
Verna
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