Billion Dollars Continued At Hearings On Tax Policy
Roy G. Elliott of Chicago urged repeal of the excess profits tax and a simpler overall tax system. He called for a sound basis of taxation with rate revisions to meet revenue needs, retention of progressive income tax, and a tax on undistributed corporate earnings to align shareholder and partner assessments. The committee planned further hearings and policy discussion on corporate taxation.
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Elliott
Time honored principle of ability to pay noted
The committee argues that only the individual unit can recognize the time honored principle of ability to pay, emphasizing its unique role in measuring fairness.
Fall Through Canopy Injures Huntington Woman
Miss Bessie Wray a Huntington saleswoman fell about twenty feet from a hotel canopy onto the sidewalk. She believed the canopy was a porch and stepped out onto glass flooring, breaking through to the sidewalk. Dr C Ballard of Gap Mills Va aided her. initial check found no serious injuries.
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Bessie Wray
Huntington
Wray
Miss Wray
Dr. C. ©. Ballard
Gap Mills
Death Claims Mrs Douglass Litton in St Paul Va
Word arrived last night of the sudden death of Mrs Douglass Litton at her home in St Paul Virginia on Monday morning. Her husband, known in Clinch Valley coal circles and once allied with Lee Long of Freeport, faces a quiet bereavement. Mrs Litton was about thirty years old. In Galveston Texas a trousers pocket tag reading J A Hammill linked the dead man to the missing Ottawa millionaire, officials say.
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Douglass Litton
St. Paul
Galveston
Tex
J. ?. Hammill
Ottawa Canada
Brumley Sentenced Twenty Years in Braxton Court
Francis Brumley received a twenty year penitentiary sentence in Braxton circuit court after being convicted of a criminal attack on a woman at Sutton. The sentence was reported from Clarksburg, West Virginia, with word arriving today.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Francis Brumley
Braxton
Sutton
Two Men Killed in Truck Train Collision
Two men were killed instantly in Newark Ohio when their automobile truck was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train. The victims are Charles Wills 23 of Newark and Wilbur Priest 30 of Granville.
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Newark
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Charles Wills
Wilbur Priest
Granville
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