Canadians Want Trophies of War and Dominion Representation
Canada objects to war trophies being centralized in London. Critics argue trophies from Canadian army units belong in Canada where the public can view them, not in a vast imperial museum. Canadians press for national ownership and display locally rather than restricted cross Atlantic access.
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Toronto
France
England
National War Museum Commission
Sir Alfred Mond
London
Dominions
Imperial Commission
Canada
Canters
Atlantic
Imperial Museum
Dominion
Smoot Pushes War Profits Tax Plan in Congress
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Smoot and others advocating a shift from the excess profits tax to a war profits tax. The plan would tax war profits by tiers, starting at 10 percent on high profits and rising to 80 percent on the largest profits, with prewar averages used as the baseline.
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Martin
United Press
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Benator Smoot
Smoot
Tve
Navarre Socials Mention Local Visits and Weekends
Mr and Mrs Ju Keesler of Cuyahoga Falls and Mr and Mrs A D Atroct of Justus visited Navarre friends. Elizabeth Nowhee visited John A Gor and others spent Sunday in Canton. Camp Sheriman guests included Harvey Schrook and Fred Phoney. Various locals hosted and visited across Navarre, Canton, Akron, and Mansfield areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ju Keesler
Cuya- Woes Falls
A. D. Atroct
Justus
Mra
M Man
Mansillon
Warre
Elizabeth Nowhee
John A. Gor
Naof
Metz Sunda
M ‘Edalene Zintemaster
Pearl Satherg
Camp Sherin
Sacha Bayles
Ethel
Warwick
Guy
Agness Mialle
Navarre
Merl
Akron
Abe Marchand
William Davis
Billy
Elizabeth
Mas Sillon
Garold Kammer
Masillon
Jim Brindle
Elisabeth Hertzog
Canton Friends
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London Museum
Bill
Navarre News
State Tuuic Ptt CY ST
Prial
Canton
Body Brussels Rugs
Axminster Rugs
Axminster
Scrim and
Voile
Wilton Rugs
Zlite
Madras
Silk
Pancy
Jardinte Res
Ocedar
Hoes
Maan
Nish
Renewer
Beau
Coldwell
Tee
Kayser
Georgette
Alj
Soie
Rane
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