Nunan Tax Case Highlights Congressional Fishing in
The article discusses Joseph D. Nunan Jr. facing questions before a congressional subcommittee about outside income and possible tax nonpayment. Nunan cites potential self incrimination as a reason not to answer, while critics warn fishing expeditions erode trust and that tax wrongdoing among revenue officials must be cleaned up. It also notes large British and West European emigration to Australia as a separate point on migration and population.
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Joseph D. Nunan, Jr
Internal Revenue
Congressional
Congress
Nunan
Revenue Department
Government defends inflation controls year after war
A Washington summary traces federal actions and comments on price and wage controls from January to May, urging restraint to fund defense. It cites statements by Charles B. Wilson Roger Le Putnam and William McChesney Martin about inflation risks, credit limits, and the need to maintain stabilization measures amid defense spending pressures.
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Washington
Associated Press
Charles BE. Wilson
Truman
Congress
Washington Dispatch
Wall Street Journal
Roger le Putnam
New York Times
Martin
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Maren
Chicago
Fllis Arnall
Office of
Emigration as a Solution to Global Tensions
The author argues emigration could curb Europe’s unrest by relocating populations to Australia, Africa, South America, and Canada. It suggests migration would ease population pressure, reduce war risk, and offer immigrants hopeful opportunity in under developed lands, though it questions whether emigration alone can calm Asia’s tensions.
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Stralia
Asia
Europe
Australia
Africa
South America
Canada
Births and milestones abound in local notices
One year ago this week the Star reported Mr and Mrs Melvin Boone welcomed a daughter, Mrs Kathleen May Miller became Mrs Boone, and several residents marked anniversaries and visits. Mrs Edward Ballie led the Girl Scout Leaders Club, while families near Shawnee Avenue and Loudoun Street shared gatherings and returns from travels. Colonel David Keith Donelson visited with guests in Washington.
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Melvin Boone
Boone
Kathleen May Miller
Edward Balliie
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Joseph A. Holinger
Norfolk
P. J. Landis
Friendship Fire Company Banquet Toastmaster 25 Years Ago
Twenty five years ago T Russell Cather served as toastmaster at the Friendship Fire Company annual banquet. Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR officers included Regent Mrs Warsen Rice Vice regent Mrs Susie Glaes second vice regent Miss Lucy Kurta treasurer Mrs J T Griffith and other members listed. Loyal Temperance Legion regular meeting hostess Mrs George Lee and Mrs Thompson Bowers of Stone Bridge were noted after a day of shopping in Winchester.
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T. Russell Cather
Friendship Fire Company
Fort Loudoun
Dar
Warsen Rice
Susie Glaes
Lucy Kurta
J. T. Griffith
John Stiles
South
Cameron Street
Ostess
Loyal Temperance Legion
George Lee
Thompson Bowers
Stone Bridge
Winchester
Winchester couple welcomes newborn son
J. P. Arthur served as ordigator for the City of Winchester Nir as Mrs. Paul G. Anderson received congratulations on the birth of a son.
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J. P. Arthur
Winchester
Paul G. Anderson
Trophies on View for Winchester Golf Club Contests
H. W. Clowe displayed in his store window the trophies awarded for the forthcoming contests at the Winchester Golf Club, inviting interest from local players.
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H. W. Clowe
Winchester Golf Club
Pork Barrel Measures Shape 1959 Defense Debate
Congress trims military and European spending to favor home district pork barrel measures in a broader push to curb Truman budget for a re election pattern. The House sets a 46 billion dollar cap for 1959 with cuts to defense while critics warn of weakened national security and strained overseas commitments.
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Senate
Truman
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Alfred M. Gruenther
SHAPE
Harriman
Kefauver Russell
McMahon
Stevenson
Douglas
Warren Stassen
Driscoll
Europe
Far East
Taft
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Farmers’ Union
Jamie L. Whitten
Mississippi
Whitten
White House
Sissippian
Brooklyn
Polygamy Prohibited by State and Federal Law in U S
Plural marriage is both a state and Federal offense in the United States, punishable by fine and imprisonment. The Washington Monument features 898 iron steps on 50 landings.
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United States
Washington Monument
Capital City
T. B
Monument
American Iron and Steel Institute
Bessemer
Rainfall Totals and Averages by Month in 1912-1981
Past 24 hours ending 7 a m shows no rainfall. May rainfall to date 229 inches. 1952 rainfall to date 19.81 inches. Long term averages: 34.79 inches yearly. Monthly averages: January 2.45, February 1.99, March 2.88, April 3.02, May 3.88, June 8.99, July 3.82, August 3.82, September 2.63, October 3.27, November 2.86, December 2.60 inches.
Ruptured Disk in Neck Causes Severe Arm Pain
The article explains ruptured intervertebral disks pressing nerves or the spinal cord, often following injury. In the neck this can cause stiff neck, shoulder and arm pain, numb fingertips, and weaker arm reflexes, with diagnosis via X ray and treatment ranging from traction and bracing to possible surgery.
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas
A devotional urging believers to exercise faith to receive God’s gifts. The author asserts Jesus promised mountains could be moved and prayers answered in his name if the Spirit remains in believers, stressing that God’s rewards come through simple faith and willingness to receive. The tone is exhortatory and faith-centered.
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Jesus
Mracles
God
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions 10 Day Quiz
A quiz asks 10 daily questions with scoring levels Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. It presents multiple choice and short answer items covering politics science literature theater and industry. It includes a corrected sentence and steel production breakdown percentages.
Pounded Dreams on Chapter Thirty One of Lincoln
In a Charleston setting Leonie faces family pressure and gendered expectations as she contemplates a future beyond painting and piano. Joseph guides her on a beach outing while she weighs ambition against home town limits and romantic tension rises amid social chatter.
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Lincoln
Paul Rodgers
Garrison
Catherine
Mary
Weill
Leonie
Joseph
Laonie
McHugh
Charleston
Joe
Leoni
Inevitable Rejection Sets Leonie and Joseph apart
Leonie rejects Joseph’s romantic advance telling him she does not feel the same for him. She urges him to seek success elsewhere, warning against being trapped in a small town life. Joseph leaves in silence, hoping to still visit, while Leonie reflects on the milestone of turning away a suitor.
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Leonie
Joseph
Tionie
Joe
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