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I Too Much Govt.
Interference Is
Plaint Of States
PORTLAND, Oct. 6 (tPt
Statei have too little money and
too much federal Interference,
delegates to the Council of State
Governments were told at the
closing session of the western re
gional meeting yesterday.
Every additional federal grant
of aid to the states "ties them
tighter to the federal wheel," Al
vin H. Reading, Idaho Budget di
rector, said.
Frank Bane, the council's exec
utive director, also noted federal
effects In pointing out that a dec
ad.' ago the federal government
took one-half of all taxes and now
takes two-thirds. Since the war,
federal aid to states has dou
bled, he said, and this brings
about more federal control.
States should be more self-reliant,
he said.
Reading said there are a rising
number of costs in welfare pro
grams which he called Irreduc
ible even when state income fails
off.
Washington's tax commissioner,
E, W. Anderson, said his state
needs more income and "it Is
highly probable that we will have
to raise our 3 percent sales tax."
In a resolution the conference
recommended that the "federal
government begin leaving to
states those problems which can
be left there.
It also decided to set up a conv
njittee to seek coordination of
western highway and truck laws.
ONE HAND NO HANDICAP These men are employed by the
Douglas Manufacturing company and can do "anything around
the mill," despite the fact that each has suffered the loss of
one hand. Pictures at left show Sam Wingfield, employed by
the company since June as trim saw and edger operator.
Upper and lower pictures show him using his left hand. Ken
neth Tissino, above, employed since April by the company as a
general construction man, is shown gripping hammer with gloved
mechanical hand, while holding nail with his good left hand.
During "National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week,"
employers are reminded that a physical handicap is not neces
sarily a job handicap. (Staff pictures).
The cost of accidents In the
United States in 1948 is estimat
ed at $7,400,000,00.
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McKAV ON VACATION
SALEM. Oct. 6 (. Governor
Douglas McKay left by plane to
day to spend three days on a
W'ickenburg, Ariz., ranch with
Governor Dan E. Garvcy of Ari
zona. The governor said the trip was
Just a few days vacation.
The average capacity of U. S.
railway freight cars has Increas-1
ed steadily since 1916 from 41
tons to 51.9 tons.
The cost of accidents In the
United States in 198 is estimated
at $7,400,000,000.
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Train Ripi Postal Monty Bag, Starts "Gold Rush"
LITCHFIELD PARK. Ariz..
Oct. 7 CP) An unscheduled
"gold rush" started and ended
abruptly here Wednesday.
A speeding train set the stage
for the modern '49ei s. It ran over
and ripped a postal money bag
that had dropped from a second
train.
Currency In 1, S, 10 and 20
dollar denominations was scat
tered over an eight-mile stretch
of railroad right-of-way.
Officers raced "prospectors"
to the scene.
Deputy Grover Schoonover re
ported finding between $700 and
$800 on a teen age boy observed
running from the tracks. Quickly
a patrol system was set up to
keep passers-by from the scene.
Other deputies and peace officers
searched for more of the money.
The money bag was consigned
to the Litchfield Park branch of
the Valley National hank by the
Federal Reserve bank of Los
Angeles. There was no announce
ment of how much money it contained.
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