Treasury tax proposals and wartime excess profits history
A discussion of proposed excess profits taxes by President Truman, tracing wartime and peacetime rates, key historical figures, and periods from 1934 to 1948. It notes profits highs during World War II, the 6 percent corporate rate above 12.5 percent of capital stock, and debates on tax impact versus national income.
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Truman
Congress
U. S
Department of Commerce
Twenty Years Ago Hotel Cory Manager Resigns
F J Sperry announces resignation after managing the Hotel Cory for a year and a half. he will move to Bradford to run the Hotel Emery. Old Man Winter brings a heavy snowstorm with seven inches blanketing the city, creating hazardous driving conditions. Reverend Henry A Post resigns as rector to lead St. Thomas Church in Barnesboro. Company A basketball team aims for a new title in the Erie district 112th Regimental League. Clarence Hyde meat market fire destroys the building. John Martin narrowly escapes serious injury after being struck by a car.
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F. J. Sperry
Cory
Hill
Mr. Sperry
Bradford
Emery
Henry A. Post
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mr. Post
Company A
Corry Guardsmen
Erie
Trial site decision delayed in Mleczka case
Jamestown officials report a ruling on Defense Counsel Mahoney's request for a change of venue in the Leo J. Mleczka case from Dunkirk. Buffalo Judge Leo Hagerty aims to decide before Monday as Supreme Court session opens. The case concerns the 1946 slaying of Lydia Warner at Silver Creek, with Mleczka sentenced to life in Attica for first trial errors.
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Jamestown
William B. Mahoney
Young
Leo J. Miecziea
Dunkirk
Faily
Silver Creek
Leo J. Hagerty
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Supreme Gove
Mayville
Micenko
Attica
Justlee Alonzo G. Hinkley
Lydia C Warner
Silver Greets
Railroad
Vrs. Warner
Mleczka
Court, of Appeals
Wattsburg Boy Shot In Woods In Hunting Accident
A 15 year old Wattsburg boy named Steve Farnham was wounded in both arms and the right wrist in a hunting accident along Route 9 near Lowville. His brother James, 13, fired at a rabbit, and Steve stepped into the shot. Steve was treated at Hamot Hospital after pellets were removed by doctors.
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Wattsburg
Woods
Sry
Hamat
Hospital
Steve Farnham
RF. D. 3
Wattaburg
Lawrence Park
Farnham
James
Route 9
Lowville
Steve
North Mast
Steven Farnham
Hamot Hospital
Debates Form as Hearings Set on Excess Profits Tax
Preparations begin for Congressional hearings starting December 7, 1948, before the Joint Congressional Economic Committee subcommittee, on excess profits taxation and inflation measures. Philip Murray supports an excess profits tax while Senate and House tax chairmen reportedly oppose full restoration of wartime rates.
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Pro and Con
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Philip Murray
GIO
Congress
Alst
Senate
House
Sen
George
Roy Doughton
D-Ga
Bates
Ureed
Wreck Injures Man on North Center Street
Riptel Corry was struck by a vehicle on North Center Street last evening. The wheels on one side of the machine passed over his legs but he escaped broken bones.
Thanksgiving Quiz From The Classified Page Trivia
A scrambled 10 question trivia piece asks about Pilgrims feasts and turkeys origin and names, frost bitten persimmons, the botanic to common name for oxycarpus macrocarpus, and dates of Thanksgiving designations. It notes memory checks and monthly averages.
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Turkey
Massasoit
Horn of Plenty
Congress
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Jewelry Company
W. K. Shindledecker
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Loblaws
Florida
Golden Maid
STOKE
Hamburg
SUN
Thomas Motors
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Doris Dodson
LEED
Lydia E. Pinkham
Santa
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Goodyear
Kroehler
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ST. Bargv Bountifulvenings
Alba Mandpiscopal
Abas
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