States Catching Up With Federal Income Tax Levy
Report notes disparities in state income tax adoption and revenue in 1930s America. It cites 28 states with low collections, outlines proposed tax brackets and surcharges, and highlights Massachusetts and North Dakota as long-standing or heavily taxed examples while detailing variations in rates across states.
Middle of Road Tax Plan Debated by Ways and Means
Washington July 1 AP reports a developing tax debate in the Ways and Means Committee over new income tax rates. The plan would spare small earners but raise tax intake, with a proposed schedule offering a middle of the road path and potential revenue gains. Experts and lawmakers note no decision yet, while comparisons are drawn to 1918 1929 1931 levels and to Buck’s tax cut precedent. The Arizona exemption remains the lowest at one to four percent with personal exemptions.
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Washington
Lowell H. Parker
Congressional
Arizona
Perverted War Broadcast Triggers Banter in Czechoslovakia
In OLMUETZ Czechoslovakia on July 19 residents gathered around a homemade radio by J Dosla and G Miejuck when it announced a fake news item about Hungary declaring war on Yugoslavia and general mobilization. The crowd fled in alarm. the broadcasters later said it was a joke and received eight days in jail to revise their ideas of humor.
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Olmuetz
Casehhoslovakia
Dobromielitz
J. Dosla
G. Miejuck
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Atata
Jall
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the Hoya
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