Knutson Prepares Major Tax Cut Measure
Minnesota Republican Rep. Kuyt announces a two phase tax cut set for November 17 aiming to slash about 4 billion dollars in taxes annually. The plan ties to nationwide application of the community property principle with brackets cut, targeting mainly higher income levels while resisting President Truman’s Europe aid pressure.
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Associated Press
Washibington
Truman
Economic Council
Europe
Kuyt
R-Minn
Gangross
Ronaldey
Fiatson
Hero Ways and Mens Comunitiee
Tax Legigla
Volved
Sai
Pruman
United States
Knutson
Council
Kintitson
Koiléson
City to Receive Gas Tax Allocation for Municipal Needs
The city will receive 1150 from the motor fuel tax as part of the quarterly distribution. Acquisitions for the final quarterly payment are being prepared by the Department of Highways. The statewide total of 51020 will be shared among Erie, Union City, Waterford, Wattaburg, Concord Lowney, and Wayne township, with individual amounts listed for each subdivision.
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Gurry
Department of Highways
Erie
Union City
Robe
Waterford
Wattaburg
Concord Lowney
Waterford Loins
Wayne Township
Gap
UN Plebiscite Proposal Sparks New Delhi Debate
In New Delhi a government figure urged a plebiscite timing for the princely state's status, aiming to guide a peaceful settlement. Moscow dispatches report Uravda ran a 100ay headline noting British attache Miss Gen Y Hi tn faced criticism after alleged photo taking during a halliling incident, with official excuses cited.
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Moscow
Uravda
Mosman
Y. Hi Tn
Halliling
Inquest Planned For Auto Crash Victims
An inquest into a four-vehicle accident that killed Mrs Margal Pigett and left several others injured will be held by Erie County coroner Warren W. Wood within two weeks. The crash near Silver Creek, N Y, involved Harold Radel, his wife Jennie Radel, Fen Fohell, and others who were hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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Warren W. Wood
Erie County
Margaral Pigettet
Sliver Creek
Bey
Uatrey Plagher
Pirat
Harold Radel
Wil
Mel
Jennie Radel
Fen Fohell
Nazi War Crimes Convicted At Nurnberg Court
Oswald Pohl and top aides of the SS administrative office were found guilty of multiple crimes in an American court at Nuernberg. The verdict labels them as monster of depravity for overseeing concentration camps and slave labor. Other defendants include August Frank George Loerner Earl Fanslau and Hans Loerner, with details noting plunder and the cremation of victims.
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Nuernberg
Oswald Pohl
S. Administrative Office
Pohl
Felnvieh
Himmler
Toimal
Hit
August Prank
George Loerner
Earl Fanslau
Hans Loerner
Michael A. Musmanna
Pittsburgh
Musmanna
Syston
Pennsylvania municipal races shape up amid amendment votes
Voters in 27 cities including Philadelphia Harrisburg and Lebanon head to the polls to choose mayors and local officials amid a clash over a state constitutional amendment. Republican Governor Dustanti and Democratic leaders trumpet gains while a statewide Supreme Court seat and a key revenue amendment are on the ballot.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James J. Dustanti
J. Warren Mickle
Mickle
Dusty
Fennsylvania
Harvey Taylor
Bai’ Taylorn
White House
Sali Mickle
Thail
Republica
Richardson Dilworth
Unity
Commonwealths
John E. Peters
Claude B. Robins
M. Harvey ‘Taylor
Dauphin County Leacher
Lebanon
Ma~tah Gweiner Leffler
William W. Focht
Allentown
Altoona
Arnhold
Bradford
Carbourile
Cheeta
Coatesville
DuBois
Waston
Farrell
Greensburg
Johnstown
Lock Haven
Monongahela
New Castle
Old City
Reading
Sharon
Initusville
Uniontown
Washington
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre i
York
John 8. Pine
Repub Neon
Luzerne County
Superior Court
James H. Dunn
Ivan J. McKenrick
Cambrig County
Membent
Tee Mullen
Wwanaching
Wid
Willard Dyckes
Republicar Orgesixas Tinh
Wlfarl Lopre
Mass Mullen
We Republican Ormantaation
Miss Mullen
Rls
Dyckes
Tne Tex Publican
Laklyg
Board of Bavention
Ptm
Carlton Smith
Ross Pehimal
George Besson
Smitty
Besson
Tn. m
High tides cause damage along Charleston coastline
Abnormally high tides and heavy winds caused thousands of dollars in property damage along the Charleston coastline. Early reports indicate receding waters and lingering effects from the storm as authorities assess the impact.
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Charleston
Carolinas
Polish Leader Safe In Britain
Polish opposition leader Mikolajczyk has arrived in Britain aboard a plane, escorted by a Polish exile official said to be heading to safety. British officials confirmed the landing at a Kent airfield and said no immediate details on next steps or asylum had been announced.
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Wey
London
Stavman
Mikola Jey
Eader
Warsaw
Mate l
Britain
Porvign Orticw
Belin
Mikal Teagle
Christopher Mignow
Sue Tor Foreign Affiwirs
Sdeder
Magston Airfield
Kent County
Mikolajcnyk
Brith
Poland
British Labor Loses Local Elections Across England Wales
Returns from 886 of 888 boroughs show Conservatives gaining 618 council seats while Labour sustains a net loss of 84. Observers call the results a setback for the Labour government and note public discontent over shortages and rationing. Churchill and Woolton editors urge a general election, but most papers refrain from editorial backing.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Labor Party
England
Wales
Labor
Mie
Tom
Winston Churchill
Lord Woolton
Gabor
Diight
City wreck leads to arrest of unlicensed driver
Police expect to arrest Donald Horton of Grand Valley after a North Center street crash damaged two cars. Horton allegedly drove a vehicle owned by Jack Bennett and lost control, striking Fred Hoenes’ parked car. Damage was extensive and the incident prompted investigation.
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North Center Street
Donald Horton
R. D
Grand Valley
Horton
Nave
Fred Hoenes
Threshigatinn
Jack Bennett
East South Streak
Fortom
Vestmoron
Thie
Hoenes
Ten Week Strike at Galion Plant Ends
North Electric Company and the CIO Auto Workers union reached agreement after ten weeks of strike. A wage increase of 15 percent was granted effective September, with provisions to begin contract talks on November 15. A check of payroll majority by the U.S. Mailllation and Conciliation Service was to be completed before November 15 to confirm union majority.
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Weg Ramoevayen Wae Galion
North Electric Company
CIO Tite Auto Workers
Tbr
Avid
le Saturn
Auignsis IM
Peyroll Ul Tintime
U. 5
Servien
Partitioning Proposal Of U S Rejected
A Soviet delegation delivered a long statement opposing US plans for a British administered Holy Land transition. The proposal would set a UN supervised period before independence, with a timetable through 1048 and a one-year bridge, while Arab leadership urged an independent Arab state.
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Russia
Palestine
Holy Land
United Nations Security
Somenkh Tearapa
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Wmnlidee
Luton
Bovieh
Hughes Plane Flies At Last In World’s Largest Craft
Long Beach reports Hughes successful test flight of the giant plywood flying boat. At 219 feet long with a 320 foot wingspan and 3,000 horsepower engines, the ship rose from the harbor after taxi runs and a brief flight. The test comes as Senate probes Hughes war contracts resume. Senator Brewster called the achievement gratifying.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
City
Hughes
Umberyard
Treyworl
Hupilse
Millonaire Portsmay
Pesdeee
Lobke
Watt
Hennybee Lad
Tughes
Los Animles-Long
Teach Harbor
Highes
Tcchnicans
Dave Grant
Angeles
Avid Aeronautics Administration
Senate
Sky Goliath
Washington
Brewster
R-Me
Treasury Report Shows October Receipts and Expenditures
The Treasury reports for October 30 show receipts of 85,160,503.59 dollars and expenditures of 66,981,148.61 dollars. The balance stands at 1,027,000 dollars.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Opening day hunting reports mix luck with tragedy
Reports from the period describe small game bags and good conditions on opening day, yet two accidental shootings marred the section. Chauncey Watkins, 6, Latrobe, died from a gunshot wound in his yard allegedly fired by a youth, while Peter Tayris, 20, Reading, was wounded fatally at close range. Police launched investigations as officials warning against unsafe hunting practices.
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Coty
Hue
Sainday
Ouiers
Chauncey Watkins
Latrobe
Richard Robs
Trine
Peter Tayris
Poller
Auto in Wreck Corry Youth Unhurt
A-year-old Corry youth escaped death or serious injury when the 1940 Pontiac he was driving on Route 25052 veered off the highway and rolled down a 70 foot ravine two miles west of Corry. Passenger Ralph Shannon, 303 Gast Columbus Wy, escaped with ulna cuts and bruises. Police estimated vehicle damage at $600.
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Corry
Ralph Shannon
Columbis Wyenine
Dent seeks probe into liquor clerk salary hike
Senator John H. Dent urged a joint committee to investigate a salary raise granted by the Liquor Control Board to about 3,500 state workers. The move covers retroactive increases from September 1 and spans roughly 4 to 18 percent, with a governor proposing similar boosts for other departments.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Joint
John H. Dent
Weldon B. Heyburn
Delaware
Liquor Centrol Board
James H. Dutt
Den
Heyburn
Dublin
Advisors claim U S able to finance plan
Washington November 3 A Truman administration plan to aid Europe while curbing domestic prices drew praise from the presidents Council of Economic Advisers who urged inflation controls high taxes and broad air power yet warned of inflationary risk and possible price cancelers GOP leaders blasted the proposal arguing it diverts attention from anti inflation actions and questions responsibility for evils of current policies as a November 17 special session looms
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Europe
Presidon
Council of Economic Advisors
Trurk
Reycep
Asxshall
GOP
Peru Earthquake Death Toll Rises in All Saints Day Disaster
Reports from LWA Peru say an earthquake in the Andes destroyed San Ramon and La Merced, each about 5,000 residents, with Satipo suffering the highest casualties of at least 40 dead and many injured. Medical and relief planes were dispatched to stricken mountain towns near Lima.
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Lwa
Peru
Andes
Gificlil
San Raemon
la Merced
Lima
Satipo
Former seaman killed in gas station hold up
Robert Carrier a Camden merchant and former seaman was fatally wounded by four state police after a gas station holdup. He died from internal hemorrhage after a bullet damaged his shoulder and pulmonary artery as police closed in with William Frey, 22, who was held for grand jury charges.
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Associated Press
Qamden
N. J
Robert Carrier
Eugene Crother
Berlin
William Frey
Assis
Camden
Bargigg
Benjamin G. Bane
ULUS
Elwood
Wes
Efonmansen
Frey
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