Eisenhower Won't Resign Despite Illness Says White House
President Eisenhower declares no intention to resign and feels physically capable of serving. Doctors share his confidence as he resists talk of stepping down amid illness and public pressure from critics. He remains eager to work and frustrated by bad weather that limits outdoor activity.
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High Court Rules That Wife Costs Are Not Deductible
The Supreme Court declined to review a case where Thomas C. Bonney sought a tax deduction for money spent on his wife Edna whom he said married him under false pretenses. The Tax Court and a court of appeals had ruled no deduction for a theft loss, and the high court let that stand.
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Luncheon Idea with Curry Rice and Deviled Eggs
A party lunch recipe from The Sun suggests pouring curry sauce over cooked rice, topping with deviled eggs, then heating in the oven. Serve with flaked coconut chutney salted peanuts and add machine paper as a serving touch.
Heavy Financing Faces U S in 58
The article notes the 1958 burden on Americans to pay debt while the government faces heavy financing needs. Between now and end of next year 54 billion dollars of government securities mature. Only about a billion can be erased. the rest must be refinanced with new borrowing. Weekly 1.7 billion borrowed on 91 day bills is rolled over every 13 weeks. If tax receipts lag, more borrowing may be needed. future totals are unpredictable.
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Local Classified Ads and Thanks Notice Fragments
A collection of brief classified lines advertising services goods and thanks. Items include tax help notice life and hospitalization insurance contact, welding and auto repair, gas and appliances, grocery specials promotion, a personal thanks message, and generic ad prompts for reader notices.
Senator Frear Says Big Income Tax Evasion Harms Revenue
In Washington Senator Frear argues big income escapes taxation. He cites Joe Louis who owes over a million in taxes and penalties and calls for a continuing Congress study of tax laws. Frear blames loopholes and an understaffed IRS and warns delinquent payment jeopardizes fair taxation.
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OCBA Directors Eye Cotton Situation
The Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas discussed expanding national and world cotton markets to reduce the surplus. Directors planned a Gulf Coast farmers' briefing, a future meeting with growers, and a 1958 membership drive amid 1957 gains aided by cotton gin dues. The note also mentions Palomar Observatory's 200 inch Hale telescope mirror.
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