Editorials Thought For The Day On Taxation
The Washington Evening Journal presents a Thought For The Day on taxation noting the widening differential. It argues that higher tax rates fall on both rich inheritors and hardworking savers, while lower rates may still apply to those who work little or dodgy versus the deserving poor.
Tax reform aims and a snow shoveling joke
An article traces shifts in U S taxation from tariffs to excise and income taxes, noting aims to raise revenue, redistribute wealth, and manage the economy. It ends with a health column joke about snow shoveling and asks if Dr Martin is married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Martin
Topeka
Kan
Martin
Dr. Martin
One More for the Record in Washington Letter
To the editor from Washington Iowa notes that P F Whisler a Drake University 1909 and University of Illinois 1911 graduate is a Phi Beta Kappa from Drake. The letter mentions cars and Whisier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Whisler
Drake University
University Oflinois
Drake
Centerville Welcomes New Industry After Growth Drive
Centerville moves from decline to growth as Visking Division of Union Carbide selects Centerville for a new plant. Local leaders sparked by Area Redevelopment Area designation to broaden industry base, appealing to residents and attracting investment with a bold redevelopment push led by figures such as Robert Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
IDPA
Iowa
Visking
Union Carbide Corporation
ARA
Monroe
Appanoose
Robert Beck
Centerville bids for industry after Iowa move plan
Centerville leaders push for a plastics plant after meeting with the Iowa Development Commission. Plant X sought site details and capital, then Visking showed broad interest, requiring a labor survey that drew 2,300 inquiries. financing, land title, mineral rights, and rail access were resolved, with a hoped start by mid August and a aim to boost population and jobs. The Rathbun Dam project looms as major growth catalyst for Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becae
Centerville
Plant X
Robert Cannon
Iowa Development Commission
Cannon
Visking
Vishing
Wisking
Committee of Business
Federal Housing and Home Finance Administration
Cali
Iowa Southern Utilities
Iowa
Centerville Towegian
Industy
Jefferson
Development Commission
Rathbun
Spirit Lake
Red Rock
Texoma
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
William McLaughlin
Mmission
Psychic opening bid leads to misfire in contract bridge
In a 1955 Matters Individual hand, a psychic opening bid meets a semi psychic double. Edgar Kaplan led a diamond, North doubled, Ruth Sherman doubled, and South redoubled. Kaplan, believing Sherman doubted his bid, chose to pass as East failed to redouble, leaving the declarer down four for 2 200 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maters
South
West
Edgar Kaplan
North
Ruth Sherman
Kaplan
Miss Sherman de
King
Lsten
Powers House
Miss Sherman
East
Don't Bank on Pills In Health Guide 1959
A Life Extension Foundation guide warns against overreliance on drugs like tranquilizers and weight loss pills. It advocates sleep, relaxation, and exercise to manage stress and health, noting pills may hinder problem solving and can create harmful habits. The piece cites medical cautions and stresses self-discipline over pharmacological fixes.
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Life Extension Foundation
Harry J. Johnson, M. D
Prentice-Hall, Inc
Life Excension Foundation
King Features Syndicate
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