$3 Billion Tax Cut Possibility Drives Washington Debate
Administration sources say Eisenhower may seek a 1956 tax cut of up to 3 billion dollars if the economy and Congress cooperate. Yet questions remain on revenue, government spending, and a possible lift in exemptions versus a straight cut. Democrats debate exemption increases and a balanced budget, with Senator Byrd opposing cuts without balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Drivers Gesture Inspires Nervous Passenger Poem
A verse by Marie Waerr depicts a tense ride as drivers gesture and chat while the narrator pleads for silence. The speaker warns talking may exhaust the traveler and ends with a plea to phone in news items to The Sun.
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Marie Waerr
the Sun
Why Lawyers Use Legal Language in Deeds and Writs
The article explains lawyers favor precise statutory phrasing to avoid ambiguity and litigation. It argues that standard legal terms carry settled meanings, ensuring reliable transfer of title and reducing litigation risk for clients. It notes historical use of phrases like by these presents and whereases.
Engineer Hauls 75 Miles For Haircut Every Fortnight
Karl J. Lall of Jackson has driven 75 miles every two weeks for 39 years to Don Marsh's Charlotte barber shop. He befriended Marsh during a correspondence course in drafting and is now a designing engineer.
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Charlotte, Mich
Karl J. Lall
Jackson
Charlotte
Don Marsh
Marsh
Lall
Weekend travels and visits headlined by local residents
We list numerous visits and travels from area residents including Sanford Parker in New Hope Arkansas, Sherman visitors in Whitewright, and Thanksgiving plans across Dallas Royse City Wichita Falls and Fort Worth. Names include the Kaisers Jones Selman Hinton Walker Harris Bassett Thornhill plus many relatives and students. The note ends with a line about a man of the hour making every minute count.
Notice to creditors in the Canada Lee Marshall estate
The executor Clare N. Marshall of the Canada Lee Marshall estate in Grayson County Texas invites all debtors to settle and all claimants to present claims within the legal period at 508 North Travis Street Sherman Texas. The notice was published in The Whitewright Sun on November 24 and December 1 8 and 15 1955.
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State OF Texas
Grayson
Canada
Lee Marshall
Grayson County
Texas
J. N. Dickson
Said County
North Travis Street
Sherman
Clare N. Marshall
Canada Lee Marshall
Whitewright Sun
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Cupit Laundry
Mrs. Henry Bing
Oakwood
G. L. Baugher
Whitewright
Y. B. Reed
Euline Shaw
Trenton
John Kaiser
Mac Kaiser
Oklahoma
Josh May
Savoy
O. L. Jones
Edna Windle
Bethel
J. W. Sanderson
Ft. Stockton
Homer Sanderson
Kenneth Jones
A. & M. College
College Station
Mrs
Royce Jones
Olan White
Roy Tally
J. B. Lemons
Royse City
Minnie Fae Hinton
Johnnie Johnson
James Jenkins
Wichita Falls
Miss Clydean Selman
Dallas
L D. Selman
Mrs. Elbert Price
Mt. Owen Chapel
Dick Walker
O. R. Walker
John Paul Stephens
ETSTC
Commerce
Paul Stephens
M. W. Williams
Floyd Harris
H.R. Williams
Williams
Parkhill School
and Frank Harris
Oklahoma City
Ouida Nell Harris
Myrtle Fulton
Mrs. W. T. Dawson
Grapevine
Robbie Brown
Beverly Bassett
University of Texas, Austin
Floyd Bassett
Jerry M. Thornhill
Fort Worth
Jerry
Man of the Hour
K. C
FORD
Thunderbird
Country Squire
Parklane
Custom
Whitewright Motor Company, Inc
South Bend Street
Whitewright, Texas
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