U S Policy Debates Deepen On Europe and Tax Plans
Paul Mallon reports Washington struggles over Roosevelt’s circle. Welles drives policy while Hull stays away. SEC chief Douglas faces a delayed appointment. Health worries, political bets, and a shifting cash and carry stance shape a volatile New Deal landscape.
Tax plan shields many corporations from higher rates
The document notes business corporations would be exempt from undistributed and excess profits taxes and pay only 16 percent, rising to 20 percent under a flat tax unless special provisions apply. Banks trusts and receivership firms would be affected, while small businesses under 25 000 earned may pay about 2 million in revenue. A North Carolina auto mechanic left a wrench inside a tire he repaired, a quirky anecdote.
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Navy to unveil 2000-horsepower flying boat reach 12000 miles
The United States Navy will deploy a twin engined flying boat by Consolidated Aircraft capable of nonstop LA to China and return to Midway Island about 12000 miles. The craft measures 140 feet wingspan 75 feet length and may reach 360 mph.
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