Texans Benefit From 1954 Budget Cuts For $538 Million
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce estimates Texans will save $538,020,000 in federal taxes due to a $12.6 billion Truman budget cut. It credits the Eisenhower administration and Republican Congress for paving tax savings in coming years.
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Washington
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Council
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington Research Office
Texas
Truman
Household Hints for Kitchen and Health Practices
Household tips cover milk storage reheating onions and cleaning pans. Use salt to remove onion odor, vinegar as mouthwash, boil tea in pans to discoloration, salt water to clean charred steak pans, salt on boiling milk, borax in coffee pot, and avoid toxic fumes from insecticides while watching heat and sun exposure for health.
Storage safety tips from nutritionists at Iowa State College
Special emphasis on keeping honey out of reach from children. Do not refrigerate honey as it granulates rapidly. Lift with your knees to prevent back strains and injuries.
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Iowa State College
King Size Cigarettes Increase Workload for Clerk
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, cigar store saleswoman Mrs. Josephine Camp notes that king size cigarettes boost both manual and vocal duties. She says clerks must ask customers about regular or king size and separately stock both, predicting a possible third size for short puffs.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Josephine Camp
Litter Bag Plan Aims to Cut Car Trash
Dr. Frank Monaghan, head of a Washington cleanup bureau, announced in Atlanta that litter bags for motorists are in development. The bags would be provided by filling stations and emptied by attendants, as part of a national drive to curb roadside litter with public cooperation.
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Atlanta
America
Frank Monaghan
National
Washington
Attorney Testifies Illegal Donation To Democratic Fund
Washington attorney Welburn Maycock testified he engineered a $30,000 contribution for the 1948 Democratic campaign, part of a $65,000 fee from William S. Lasdon. He said he funnelled the money back to the committee via individual contributors to avoid Hatch Act limits, later calling the act violation.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Welburn Maycock
House
Ways and Means
Rep
Byrnes
R.-Wis
Maycock
William S. Lasdon
Yonkers, N. Y
Treasury Department
Lasdon
John W. Snyder
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Kimball spinette pianos showcased at Lem Tittsworth's
Dixon Service Station advertises tubes 6.00x16 and 6.70x15 with exchange prices. Lem Tittsworth's Bonham showroom promotes the new Kimball spinette pianos for viewing and play.
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Dixon Service Station
Lem Tittsworth’s
Bonham
Dixon
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