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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1948
Page
4
The New York Times views President Truman's State of the Union tax proposal as an election year ploy that disguises inflation relief as a voters bonus. It argues the plan shifts revenue from individuals to corporations, increasing corporate taxes to fund a $40 per person tax credit and $40 per dependent, totaling $3.2 billion, while claiming relief for all.
The passage argues corporations can shift tax costs to consumers during peak production, criticizes Truman's plan to tax retained earnings, and warns it would raise prices by moving $3.2 billion to consumer spending, worsening living costs. It also notes banks' role in financing capital and contradicts prior calls to curb credit.
Dr. Philip W. Boyd was chosen president of the 20th annual Apple Blossom Festival. William Bradfield of Star Tannery, 56, died when his truck left the road and crashed into a ditch near Strasburg. A fire caused by a cigarette destroyed a living room at 122 W Piccadilly. Garnett Hershman of Novick Transfer Co. was injured when a metal tire rim struck him. Harold G. Brown of the Victory Fund announced $850,000 in Victory Bonds sold in December. An electric storm marked the year's first, with temperatures reaching 60 degrees.
A special grand jury has been convened to determine the cause of death of John A. Cameron. Handley Judges defeated Hagerstown High 21 to 19 and will play Boyce High School next.
Charles A. Heller died suddenly while visiting Baltimore. A spokesman for the Lee Day celebration committee said Dr. Henry L. Smith of Washington and Lee University will deliver the annual oration on January 19. Clinton Athey was seriously burned while attempting to kindle a fire at his home.
Mrs. Nellie McClure of Hermaine Ps daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Wallenhan of Reliance died at her home John S Miller left for Martinsville Va to visit his brother F O Miller Shirley Carter entertained with a whist party at the home of Miss Edmonia Page
A speaker argues that alcohol remains a dangerous habit forming drug despite changing social norms. The piece contends liquor causes crime and damages family life, urging readers to resist shifting the issue onto morality rather than personal fault.
From generation to generation the text notes a constant essence in a commodity that has long held top priority in The Great Destroyer. The passage traces continuity of value across eras, underscoring enduring appeal despite changing times.
A reader quiz asks seven questions on topics including the Gridiron Club dinners location, the ocean hosting Ceylon, Tass, WW II era conferences at sea, the Fulbright Act’s scope, reasons for French expulsions of Soviet repatriation mission members, the five grades of Army general officers, and Robert Fulton’s steamboat name.
Advertisement for FASTEETH powder claims to secure dentures by sprinkling on plates to prevent slippage and odor. Promises firmer feel, comfort, and odor control. Available at drug stores.
A cryptic line asks which military school bears a title tied to Jefferson Davis and a proclaimed “George Washington” of the Confederacy. The fragment mentions a graduate linked to Slovakia, prompting speculation about origin and affiliation.
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