Taxed to Death in Washington Tax Relief Push
A summary of congressional activity in Washington includes urging removal of the excise tax on movie theatre admissions, seeking tax relief amid a box office slump due to television, plus requests for funds for vocational education, wool producer relief, and VA FHA mortgage financing. The narrative follows a week of committee appearances, naval trip aboard the Coral Sea, and reflections on Hawaii’s statehood and the 49th star.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
U.S
Appropriations Committees
Wool Daze
National Wool Growers Association
Casey Jone
Irv Jacobs
Pres. Eisenhower
V.A
FHA
Utah
al Saa
Norfolk
Armed Forces Committee
Congressmen &Y
Navy
Congress
Weekend Notes from the Park and Nearby Homes
A patchwork of community updates as residents attend gatherings visit relatives and celebrate events. Births Lois and Christine Louise weigh 3 oz and 2 lbs 2 oz respectively. Families travel to Roosevelt Tridell Jensen Vernal and Meeker. Visitors from California Utah and Salt Lake share time at homes in Jensen and Meeker.
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Robbins
Price
Titian Hoffman
Linda Taylor
Sarang Wyo
Carl Bueans
Ont
Harvey Nielson
Riverside
Cal
Jensen
Lloyd ‘Gilroy
Persis Stewart
Nil: Ainge
Vernal
Donald Mortensen
Charles Dudley
Provo
Salt Lake City
Percy Stewart
Salt Lake
George
Tiberty
Ariel Shaws
Montplier
Ida
Stewart
Percy Stewarte
Betors Pefurralnge
Utr
Charles Mantle
Castle Park
Colo
Biscea Eur Nt Park
Jessahan Robinson
Saratoga
Nile Ainge
Roosevelt
Furdayneaf
Dave Bicknell
Balt Pate
Donner
May Gathering Lois
Christine Louise
Gertrude Turner
Tridell
Clara Bartlett
Sherry
Cal Masmussen
Joe Paulson
Reed
Cas
Mrs. An
Stanley
Thebbi
Byron Fisher
Orderville
Fisher
Rosevelt
Josephine Stewart
Saver
Drive
Theataatch
Marle Primal
Lela Oxedeence
Ain Snows
Temily
Meeker
DeWayne Merriman
Milo Snows
Clearfield
Donald Snows
Milo
Albert Snow
Donald
Duchesne
Figura
Nile ‘Aingelett
Zinna Murray
Charles Murray
Liscyd Gilroys
Roy Nashes
Ervin Wilkins
Monroe Natches and Son
Lewis Littleton
George Wilkins
Homeownership Share Rises in National Survey
A recent newspaper survey reports that 68 percent of about 45 million American households are homeowners today, up from 43.6 percent a decade earlier. The findings highlight rising ownership rates amid economic shifts and shifting demographics across states.
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America
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