Why Bank Interest Rates Are So Low Says Tax Rules Hit Growth
The piece argues that low deposit rates reflect banks holding vast cash and tepid borrowing demand, with government bonds offering better returns. It cites taxes, labor laws, and welfare burdens as stifling business expansion, prompting banks to cut deposit interest while workers face unemployment and higher taxes. The author urges reforms to capital gains taxes and regulatory policies to restart new investment and job creation.
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Seu Cage Wee Fos Bank Pan Fom
Congress
Wey
Agi
Spercent
Bane
E M Kinney Retired PRR Official Dies
E M Kinney a longtime PRR official rose from division operator to train master and served the Allegheny division until retirement. Survived by three sons Frank C Kinney Edwin J Kinney and Frederick R Kinney, two sisters, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial planned in St Catherine's cemetery Titusville after a requiem mass at St Stephen's Church Oil City.
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Ounumuen Sau Caze
Buffalo
OU City
Mr. Kinney
Allegheny
Oi City
Frank ¢. Kinney
Nf Corry
Edwin J. Kinney
State Highway Department
Franklin
Frederick R. Kinney
Catherine
Estella Kinney
Kinney
Bracken-Keating
Steffee
Oil City
St Stephen’s Churen
St. Catherine's Cemetery
Titusville
City Items and Courthouse News of Western Pennsylvania
A jumble of local notices, charges, and community updates from Oil City to Jamestown. Among items, alias Dave Burns, 34, faces highway robbery charges in connection with a 4 cash and pills theft on West Ninth Street. George L. Dreher Jr dies after streptococci complications in Boston Pa hospital. Titusville plans a nine week supervised summer playground program for youth. Funeral services for A Roessing announced in McKeesport. G B Wilcox, 36, Waterford salesman, arraigned on worthless checks. Route 20 Association to meet in Library Hall July 7. Parades planned for Oil City Independence celebration. over 1 000 marchers expected. A Meadyville girl injured after stepping into traffic. Drapery lining, pudding specials, and retail notes pepper the digest.
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Dave Bilis
Dave Burns
West 19Th
Charles
Quackenbush
West Ninth Street
Oil City
George L. Dreher, Jr
Mast Fifth Street
Boston
Titusville
A. Roessing
Erie Street
McKeesport
Mary Clark
WB. A
Katherine Young
West Parks Place
James Gillette
Townville
Spencer Hospital
Gillette
Meadyiile
Gmming
Georgeann Kalil
Peter Kalil
Lansion
Nessel
Lindsley
A. A. Berbitski
Albion K. Shaw
Portland
Mey
Howard Miniger
Erie
North East
Miniger
Chick's Inn
Starlings
Adels
Splane Memorial Airport
Henry Spiegelman
Stanford Hose Company
Reno
Renoire Department
Lanston’s
Mildred Buptsty Rothe
Sherman
Gerry Hospital
Hubbard Hall
B. Rowland
Model Dairy Co Pays Top Price for Mille Produces
May returns from Enis vicinity show an 81.3 hundred pound fruit for mille producers. Model Dairy Company officers report top price of 2.58 per mille bottled. average returns to mille producers stay around 1.48, with about 5 cents per quart. Loltsville school reunion set for Tuesday, May 4th.
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Model Dairy CO
Mille Producers
Vicinity
Enis
Model Dairy Company
Fossil penguins show five distinct ancient species found
Scientists have identified five different fossil penguin species from ancient remains. The discoveries shed light on penguin diversity in prehistoric oceans and help trace evolutionary changes over time.
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Chuck
Wilson
France
Phillips Milk
Zonite Siancn
Rexall Cot Rate Drug Store
Miller's Pharmacy
North Center Street
E. M. Kinney
P.R.R
Root’s Furniture Store
Will J. Wilcox
Legion
Grand Army of the Repustic
Canteaul Lake Park
Warren
Warren County
Girl Scout Council
Grunderville
A. WN
Correll
Holl
North
Cepter Street
Dia
Atza
Pine Township
Crawford County
Weel Shenango
Woodcock
East Ialrfisia
Jamestown
Miller's News & Sport Store
Center Street
Dial
Bird “Plan
Nerons
Bird Finance Plan
Gome
Shantung
Loltsville Schann
Orchard Park
Allen's Apple
Royal Manor
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