Free Capitalism Plan Prompts Tax Rise Claim
Chauncey E. Brockway testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee proposing a free capitalistic system. Equity capital would be salaried on payroll with a share of income over costs, employees from top to bottom paid by a similar percentage, and firms must guarantee employment. He says the plan would end corporate income tax, combat Communism, and add 10 to 15 million workers to individual tax rolls.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Jeans Committee
Chauncey E. Brockway
First National Bank of
Sheron, Pa
Brockway
World costs of Pearl Harbor war six years on
The article recalls the Pearl Harbor attack six years past on a December Sunday, marking the entry into a vast war that produced over a million casualties and more than 330 billion dollars in treasure. It notes the ensuing conflict yielded the atom bomb as a grim outcome of that era.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
International
Grand champion steer sold for eight dollars a pound at Chicago Exposition
The 1,100 pound grand champion steer Big Boy sold for 8 per pound at the 48th International Livestock Exposition auction. Wilson and Company bought for Davidson Meat Company, planning slaughter and distribution to hotels and restaurants. Fort Cobb, Oklahoma youth expects 8800 if weight holds.
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Rvanieree
Joan Shortham
Wilson’ and Company
Davidson Meat Company
Chicago
Bert Overman
Wilson
Clade Millwee
Fort Cobb
Okla
Three Warrens Licenses Suspended by State Board
Harrisburg December 5 The State Liquor Control Board suspended three licenses effective December 30 Harold N Reynolds Warren R D 3 16 days for permitting minors to frequent sales to minors Stephen and Frank Mucha West Warren 20 days for permitting minors to frequent sales to minors and to visibly intoxicated persons Carl Vavala Busy Bee Restaurant West Warren 15 days for permitting minors to frequent sales to minors
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Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Harold N. Reynolds
Warren
R.D
Stephen and
Frank Mucha
West Warren
Carl Vavala
Busy Bee
Ancient Egyptian bride price vow over honey gifts
In antiquity brides were promised annual honey payments by bridegrooms as part of the marriage contract. The custom tied the spouses’ life together to a yearly offering of sweetness, reflecting social norms around unions and provisioning in ancient Egypt.
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Ancient
Egypt
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