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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
3
An analysis outlines intra administration friction over tax reforms led by Hanes and backed by Corcoran and Roosevelt. It explains how Hopkins and Garner influence, the City need approach, and Congress's reluctant budget stance shape WPA relief and an expected $150 million追加 funding, with Garner urging stronger economy and recovery.
Ohio senate rules committee probes charges by spokesmen for the Ohio Council of Civic Patriotic and Fraternal Organizations that state universities teach un-American doctrines. Arden Turner claims many professors teach un-American ideas while Capt. John E. Wright says professors and students visit communist centers. A resolution for investigation is before the committee.
The American Legion complains some Ohio State students are involved in subversive activity. University trustees begin an inquiry while the Legion withholds part of its evidence awaiting a legislative probe. The Ohio Fraternal Organizations urged approval of the resolution Wednesday, backed by VFW and United Spanish War Veterans.
Washington The executive council of the American Federation of Labor called for a conference March 22 to review ongoing negotiations in New York between the AFL and the Congress of Industrial Organizations aimed at general labor peace. President Green and 15 vice presidents comprise the council. The action follows a ten day congressional recess that spurred calls for hearings on proposed amendments to the national labor relations act starting April 1. Senators Ellender Taft Burke urged hearings within two weeks. Taft suggested delay to dodge adjournment impact. Green objected to the delay as hearings were set for March 21.
State Rep. Thomas A. Kellum of Dover proposes a $100 annual levy on bachelors aged 30 to 35, $150 for ages 35 to 40, and $200 for those over 40. He argues the tax would discourage bachelorhood by encouraging marriage.
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