Taxes Likely Not To Cut Income Rates Says Millikin
Senator Millikin urges wholesale revenue revision with focus on excise taxes instead of broad income tax cuts. He envisions dropping irritants such as taxes on cigarettes gasoline cosmetics theater and travel tickets while noting debt service consumes billions. President Truman cites a deficit, while Republicans dispute figures, leaving tax policy uncertain after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Recans
Averageitizen
Campaig
Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Congress
Rep
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Treasury
Colorado
Western Union
Prison guard dies after canal break in Florida escape
Prison guard WillatmoR Brannon, 46, died at a Dothan hospital after being shot during a break from a road camp near Chipley. One fugitive, Presley Bray of Lakeland, remains at large as planes and dogs comb woodlands. Three convicts were recaptured, including A D Dean and Paul Yates. two others, Ralph Hendrix and Charles Crook, were also captured.
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Willatmor
Brannon
Chipley
Dothan
Haute
Cottondale
Fla
Florida Highway Patrol
North Florida
South Alabama
Presley Bray
Lakeland
Flo
A. D. Dean
Bonifay
H.C. Martin
Comomander
Highway Patrol
Dean
Paul Yates
Winter Haven
Martin
Guy L. Skipper
Reed
Martin Edward Marlexe
Milwaukee
iWec
Ralph Hendrix
Charles Crook
Pensacola
South Wonderful and Englishman Stun in Surprise
In New Orleans a shocker unfolds as South Wonderful defeats Englishman in a major upset, delivering a stunning reversal that throws the race into a dramatic shift and leaves fans buzzing over the unexpected result.
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South
Wallace Forms New Witnesses Campaign Sought In Probe
Wallace formally opened his Progressive campaign saying the party will stay on the November ballot in over 40 states. He credited the party with influencing Israel's recognition and opposing the Mundt-Nixon bill, while attacking critics and urging support from key regions. House investigators said they will question two to four witnesses in executive session to discern truth between Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers ahead of an open hearing.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Denry Wallace
Byg
Progressive Party
Philadelphia
Wallace
Israel
Cook County
New York
Stalin
Harry Dexter White
New Deal
Circus Martere
Wich Huntere
House
Harry White
Thomas Committee
United States
George Reedy, Jr
Washington
LLP
Coltmurest
Richard Bt. Nixon
R.cal
House un-American Activitier Committee
Nixon
Dne
Wails Neases
Suse
Pavey Cunwil Gener
Jaco M. Lomakin
Saverine Conaubite
Fiminen
AP Witephoto
50000th War Dead Due In From Europe
The body of the 50000th World War II soldier to be returned from European battlefields is set to arrive Monday aboard the U S Army transport Carroll Victory. A memorial service for the fallen will be held at 9 am at the Brooklyn Army Base with Lloyd J Horzka of Brooklyn delivering the principal address.
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New York
Carroll Victory
Brooklyn
Lloyd J. Horzka
Boroush
Connecticut Girl Safest Person In All This Country
The Nations Safety Council named a Connecticut girl the safest person in 1948. The 3 to 14 age group in Connecticut had fewer fatal accidents in 1947 than any other state. Connecticut girls were noted to be less prone to accidents than boys.
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Connecticut
Chicago
The
Nations Safety Council
Wyoming
California
Michigan
Texas
Nevada
M Wieney
Union
Fires on Charles Willey Farm Baffle Macomb Neighbors
Neighbors in Macomb Wisconsin wonder at 200 mysterious fires blamed on the Charles Willey farm near town Fire Marshal John Berrard was temporarily removed and Burgard placed in charge of investigators as the case grows tangled Authorities suspect arson while investigators review possible schemes and motives amid a town shaken by the flames
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Macomb
Charles Wiley
Joby Craig
State Depu
John Berrard
Willes
Burgard
North and South to meet on regional issues in Montgomery
Twenty business and civic leaders from the North and South will meet in Montgomery to exchange ideas on bettering relations between all parts of the nation. The inter regional roundtable conference is arranged by the Blue and Gray Cradle Association, sponsor of the North South all star football game.
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Montgomery
Blue and Gray Cradle Association
R. F. Hudson, Jr
Montgomery Adverger-Journal
Hudson
North Earl
Shreve
U. S. Chamber of Commercer
General Electric
Roy C. Ingersoll
Ch Js28
Ingersoll Steel Division
Borg-Warner Corp
Harold Nutter
Camden
N, Jr
Lions International
Richard C. Bell
White Hall
Aarph A. Roweder
Chicago
The
Nations Society For Medical Research
Pennock
Philadelphia Rotary Club
Sparkman backs plan to change presidential election
Senator Sparkman voiced strong support for constitutional amendments to abolish the winner take all electors in most states. He suggested retaining state electors totals while shifting to a system that reflects national popular support, arguing it would reduce minority influence and favor candidates with broad appeal.
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A. F. Maman, Jr
Washington
Senay
Sparkman
D-Alay
U.S
Sparkmen
Sparkinen
Bach
Congress
Lodge
R-Maxi
Rap
Smathers
D-Fla
Florida
New York
Tors
Two Young Men Held In South Carolina Florida Slaying
Two youths were arrested in connection with a Florida slaying. Police say the suspects confessed to the crime and identified a store as the scene. Authorities describe the incident as part of a broader investigation into a 6 week old double murder case.
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South
Caroline
Florida
Secrecy Pays Off in Moscow Diplomacy Talks
Western ambassadors in Moscow report that secrecy has sharpened talk among the three Allied powers and Molotov. Officials say the discussions are proceeding with frankness and focus on concrete positions rather than rhetoric as the sixth meeting date remains unsettled.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Lpt
von Molotov
Chad
Lesa Palaver
Watter Bedell
Chainigaran
Prank Roberts
RK Pelamayen
Smith
Roberts
Tie Beith
ADN
Molatne
Teust
Jewish Soldiers Hurt in Jerusalem Contested Zone
In Jerusalem the two Jewish soldiers were severely harmed during a contest near a neutral Red Cross area. Arabs and Jews raided the zone prompting a UN mediated meeting to discuss neutralizing government buildings in the Red Cross zone. Red Cross demands full demilitarization and threatens withdrawal, affecting future Red Cross presence. World Zionist leaders met in Jerusalem for an emergency session of the World Zionist Organization.
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Jerusalem
Red
United Nations
Government House
Red Crora
Transsfardan
Fayptam
Israrh
Red Cross
Lelala
Thia
Red Croke
Jerugalem
Jeadere
World Zionem
Momat
Lomakin Ordered Expelled From United States
Soviet official says Lomakin will depart next Saturday aboard the Stockholm as the U S State Department expels the Russian teacher from New York City. Reports indicate the consul general and officials dispute the move and Lomakin plans to sail to Gothenburg Sweden aboard the Stockhole.
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Washington
APY
Dacah Geubin
Amerian
United Tates
State Department
Lomiakin
United States
U.S. State Department
Conwal
Chepurnyhk
Reportera
New
Stockholm
Attidal
Sand Labia
Jon Hunt
Will Watt Pett
Taranent
Bet
Gengiat
Lomakin
U.S State Department
Rudsian
Pete Myer
Guthee
Jao Makin
Neasman
New York
Marbleaus Swindle in Naples Flour Case
Naples authorities report the hortiicide squad charged Salvatore фtense with complicity in a flour fraud scheme involving finely ground white para ble xa flour. The case centers on alleged fraud practices by the illicit operation in Italy's port city.
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Naples
Italy
Salvatore Ftense
Medical Jury Decides Today On Operation For Lamphere Child
A medical jury of seven under a divorce court will decide today whether Baanela Franck the 22 year old Lamphere child requires a rare surgical operation to save her life. The case centered on custody and consent with Mrs. Lamphere seeking to allow the operation with the father opposing it, claiming the child should stay with family until possible future decisions. Doctors indicated the operation could be life saving but may be postponed for years, while the court weighs the parents’ petitions and the child’s best interests.
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Rene
Hervey
Baanela Franck
Seven Ants
Sujeci Snege
Walter It
O'Malley
Lamaphere
Nat
Laraphere
Mre
Kasenkina Affair Blunder Sparks Political Storm
A garbled Washington dispatch outlines a controversial Kasenkina affair with references to a blunder by officials. The incomplete text mentions political reaction, a vote or reward, and various names and places, but the fragmentary OCR obscures clear facts or outcomes.
Berlin Turmoil as Western Sector Officers Seized
In Berlin yesterday Soviet and American forces faced tensions after Soviet troops seized and assaulted German police in the American sector. Reports say two officers were stabbed and others abducted as German police were overwhelmed near Anembalter station. Authorities warned of potential clashes between occupation forces as talks continue on weapons and troop deployments.
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Edwin Shank
Berlin
Rassian
Aner Can
Wall
Germany
Thissran
VAS
Nurabal
Conrad Berit
Russan P
Anmbalter
Downstown
Deriin
Priday
Polo Department
Huan Te Tanal
Moscow
Jon Morkerot
Poe Fice
Offiiaht
Korsson
Ttl
Berley
Ynade Mondey
Dotsdamener Platz
Dowie
Aioe
Risaiain
Pago
Soviets Still Hold 2 Seized Americans
Soviet authorities continue to detain two American servicemen after border incidents near the Fevot zone. No word on the whereabouts of 1st Sherman Warner Jr or Pvt. Holland M. Mseta beyond promises of return through official channels. Arrests of Rand Turner and Myers followed a border inspection incident. efforts to secure release were reportedly inconclusive.
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Frankfult
Germany
Fevet
Austin
Offerte
Aring Reade Catters
Sherman Warner, Jr
Counen Druls
Holand M. Mseta
Brookin
Hoku
Rand
Turner
Myers
Brooklyn Youths Rush To Marry To Escape The Draft
Erratic OCR reports Brooklyn youths rushing to wed to avoid the draft. The tale notes men seeking marriage as a loophole, with garbled phrases about ceremonies and licenses in a tense wartime atmosphere.
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Brooklyn
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