Wage Earners May Carry Load In New U S Taxation Program
The article analyzes federal tax plans for 1939 40 stressing a shift of money needs from business to wage earners. It outlines proposed changes such as reduced exemptions for married and single filers and a possible 10 percent tax on current income to fund armament and health programs. It notes opposition and expected debates on broader tax reform and labor law.
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U. S
Joseph W. la Bine
Edsel Ford
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Eccles
Henry Morgenthau
John W. Hanes
Wall Street
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Roosevelt
U. S. Health Service
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
A. F. of S
William Green
U. S. Supreme Court
NLRB
Consolidated Edison
New York
Pan America Confronts Rift At Lima Conference
U S delegates head to Lima for the Pan-American conference amid optimism for hemispheric unity. Yet allies in Brazil back Hull while Argentina resists U S aims to control wheat exports. Nazi envoys attend unofficially, challenging U S plans against European influence.
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Europe
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Hull
Brazil
Argentina
Nazi Germany
Mr. Hull
Political Rumors Sweep Cabinet and City Hall
Jobs Wanted MAYOR-SECRETARY Harold L Ickes may retire to run for Chicago mayor. PRESIDENT John Nance Garner faces a Detroit rumor about presidential prospects led by boyhood friends. SECRETARY Anthony Eden may return as dominions secretary next month. LEADER Massachusetts Rep Joseph Martin likely to be elected house Republican leader on first ballot with 109 of 169 GOP backing.
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Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Chicago
John Nance Garner
U. S
Detroit
Texas
Garner
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Massachusetts
Joseph Martin
House
Policy Loans Shift Raise Premiums Across Life Firms
The New York legislature approved the Piper O Brien bill reducing life policy loan interest from 6 to 5 percent and forcing nationwide rate uniformity. Many companies raised new policy premiums 10 to 20 percent after January 1, with added changes including lower guaranteed beneficiary interest and altered dividends. Foregone revenue from the rate cut totals about 50 million dollars annually amid tighter capital markets and reduced new financing. The piece also notes shifts in Republican dynamics and Masaryk’s retirement amid Czechoslovakia’s war stance, with Masaryk planning to reside in England after a U S visit.
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New York
U. S
Piper-O’brien
Holiday eating plan for homemakers and family health
The article urges homemakers to start holiday meal planning now to support family health and resilience. It stresses balanced regular meals, adequate bulky foods, fruits, vegetables, and raw salad to maintain resistance during cold months. It cautions against overeating, suggests whole grain cereals, and advises preparing wholesome Christmas treats or sourcing them responsibly.
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Keeping Body Machinery Efficient During Holiday Season
A pragmatic guide urges maintaining regular routines and balanced meals through holidays. It cautions against late meals and rich foods that upset digestion, notes indoor confinement may affect children’s mood, and stresses vigilant care to prevent fatigue, poor appetite, and sleep disturbance in kids.
Idaal Holiday Diet advises fruit and vegetable intake
The guide recommends children and adults have at least two fruits daily, including a citrus fruit or tomatoes, to ensure vitamin C. It also calls for two vegetables besides potatoes, one green leafy, and suggests eggs daily or at least three to four per week.
Optimistic Pretenders For Throne Dreamers In The Press
Collier's Weekly profile notes Grand Duke Vladimir son of Cyril as the most optimistic claimant to a Russian throne while Anthony Henry Hall is described as the hardest working, averaging five meetings daily in his bid to become King Anthony I of England.
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Cyril
Russias
Anthony Henry Hall
Anthony I
England
Collier’s Weekly
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