Takes Lot of Money To Make Money These Days
NY columnist Hal Boyle examines how high income does not guarantee high net earnings. He profiles Dorothy Shay, the Park Avenue singer, noting that after expenses, taxes, and personal costs her projected 1951 income shrinks to about 330 dollars saved, prompting a conclusion that the least she can earn in 1952 is 100000 dollars.
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New York
Sam
Bowery
Dorothy Shay
Park Avenue
Dorothy
Half the U S population to view conventions on TV in 1956
New York reports that nearly half of the continental U S population will be able to watch the Chicago Republican presidential nominating conventions by television in July with about 17 million receivers in use. By November 18 million sets, with 105 million radios, are expected. international TV may follow within five years.
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New York
United States
Chicago
America
RCA
David Sarnoff
Federal Communications Commission
Netork
London
Paris
Sarnoff
James Monroe Law Office 25th Anniversary Celebrated
Fredericksburg Virginia marks a quarter century since the James Monroe Law Office Museum opened to the public. The site has hosted thousands including Presidents Hoover Roosevelt and Truman and their spouses. The collection features unique furnishings once in Monroe era White House and copies were provided for the White House and additions by Mrs Truman.
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Fredericksburg
James Monroe Law Office
Virginia
State Commission On Conservation and Development
United States
Hoover
Roosevelt
Truman
Law Office
Monroe
Herbert Hoover
White House
Highway Department Seeks Bids on 22 Road Projects
The State Highway Department invited bids for 54 miles of secondary farm to market roads, modernizing six primary routes and removing obsolete bridges. Work on 22 projects totals 68 miles plus three house-moving jobs, with bids opened in Richmond on June 19.
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Richmond
State Highway Department
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Hal Boyle
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Highway Department
Loudoun St
Smithfield
Deb
Jake
Winchester Drive-In
Eshie
Pomariel U Hudson
Hudson
Kern Motor CO
St. Loudoun St
Winchester
Roy Rogers, King of
the CowbOys
Cactus Iid
U.S
Mas Mad Roy
Gherer
Roy Rogers
John Hope
Ozark Ike
By Ray Gotte
Mahself Haid
Ozark
Blondie
Chic Young
Henry
U.S. Patent Office
Ees
By Carl Anderson
Wedoding
Secret Agent X-9
Slinker
Mel Grafe
WEYL
Big Sister
Etta Kett
By Les Forgraves
By Paul Robinson
Darlene
Mugg and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishop
Hyar Thang
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