Morgenthau presses minimum income tax plan
Secretary Morgenthau proposed a minimum tax of several dollars for every income tax filer to capture revenue from those with exemptions exceeding income. He floated six dollars as a likely minimum and cited potential $100 million annual intake, while warning about constitutional issues and debate on replacing income tax with an excise.
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Morgenthau
Coperess
Laster
Randolph Paul
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George
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Death of C A Aldrich Former Huronian
Mrs Glen Bowder of Huron reports the death of her stepfather C A Aldrich at age after a period of ill health. He died Tuesday night at his home 6983 De Celis Place Van Nuys California. A retired Chicago and North Western Railway employee he and his wife had been in California since last October and planned to return to Huron. Funeral services and burial were in Huron.
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C. A. Aldrich
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Huron
Aldrich
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van Nuys
Cal
Chicago & North Western Railway
California
Funeral Friday for Mrs Freeda Goudy in Cavour Artesian church
Funeral services for Mrs Freeda Goudy will be held at her home in Cavour at 1 30 p m Friday and at 2 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church in Artesian. She died in a Huron hospital Tuesday at 11 45 p m. Local obituary notice notes the family and service times.
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Freeda Goudy
Cavour
Presbyterian
Weather highlights and forecasts for Huron and vicinity
Temperature figures show last year records with highs and lows on this date and monthly year-to-date totals with normal. sunrise and sunset times listed. Forecast remains cool for Huron and Vicinity with frost likely inland, warmer in the west, and continued cool conditions in the extreme east. A social note observes a decline in American women wearing cotton hose from seventy percent two years ago to four percent now.
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Huron
South Dakota
Mothers Daughters Banquet Friday At Lutheran Church
The annual mother daughter banquet of the American Lutheran Church will be held Friday at 6 30 p m with Mrs D Norrs presiding. Guests will hear an invocation by Mrs S M Jensen a toast by Sander Tollefson and other musical readings and songs including Songs My Mother Taught Me and A Daughters Prayer for a Christian Mother.
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Ladies Aid
American Lutheran Church
S. M. Jensen
Sander Tollefson
Niana
Esteve Janssen
Paloma Thomps
H. ©. Johnson
Dorothy Norris
Reading
Darrene West
Erla Jean Yenney
Margaret Bush
Patty Potter
Olive Lee
Vernice Lehfeldt
Edgar Baseman
Freak Johnson
Chester Williams
Sentiment sought on service pay for dependents
Washington May 14 The House supports higher private pay and seamen rates and the military committee asks Army Navy and Selective Service heads for views on compulsory allotments to dependents. Debate centers on 42 to 59 dollar private pay and 48 to 54 dollar first class rates amid conference chances.
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Navy
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May
Kentucky
Senate
House Military Committee
Storm Claims Another Victim in South Dakota Floods
A 2-year-old Donald Nessa died after a vat door was blown by strong winds near Worthing, as floods drenched Madison and surrounding areas. Five inches of rain fell in Ramona and Junius, with Lake Herman spillway cresting for the first time in 18 years.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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Omar Ness
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Junius
Lake County
Rutland
Lake Herman
Lake Madison
Mitchell
Lake Mitchell
Firesteel Creek
Chadron
Neb
Minnesota Guard Company Taken Prisoners in War
The War Department informed Governor Stassen that officers and enlisted men of Company A, 194th Tank Battalion from Brainerd and vicinity are prisoners of war. The unit, known as the Heroes of Batáan, organized with 82 men before leaving Minnesota in February 1941 for Fort Lewis, Washington. Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Ernest B. Milter, the force is declared prisoners of war under the Geneva convention, with lists to be exchanged and published when available.
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War Department
Stassen
Brainerd
Bataan
Minnesota
Fort Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Ellard A. Walsh
Ernest B. Milter
Brainferd
184Th
South Dakota Moratorium Law Upheld Invalid by Supreme Court
The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled the 1841 moratorium statute unconstitutional, finding no current emergency justifying its continuation. It noted improved farm prices and conditions since 1933, and held the 1941 law would violate federal and state contracts if enforced. The decision reverses a lower court that extended a mortgage through the Home Owners Loan Corp and traces the moratorium’s history since 1935.
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Supreme Court
South Dakota
United States Supreme Court
Iowa
Nebraska
Arizona
Minnesota
Mirmiehaha County
John T. Medin
Bushfield Defends State Council Plan For County Cooperation
The South Dakota council has carried out a complete plan from the start and has functioned effectively in every county, Bushfield told readers while critiquing Mrs Frost’s call for a local program outline. He emphasized the need for a state coordinated approach to avoid fragmented efforts.
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PLC
South Dakota
Unt
State Council
Bushfield
Frost
Estate Council
Ang
Governor Bushfield Defends War Effort in South Dakota
The Huronite reports Governor Bushfield outlining defense activities across agriculture industry forestry mining and transportation. He notes a state administration staff in conservation rationing price control and a Sioux Falls information office plus 2000 peace officers five state guard companies fire prevention air patrols and an air wardens program trained by the American Legion.
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OCD
Bushfield
South
Nakota
Sioux Falls
Buchfield
Board of Health and Social Security
American Legion
Recover Body Of One Water Victim
In Qelrichs on May 14, the body of Mrs. W. Phillips, one of five killed by a flash flood on Horsehead Creek, was recovered two miles below the family home. Her husband and three grandchildren were swept away as the river rose again overnight and searchers pressed to locate the remaining victims.
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Qelrichs
W. &. Phillips
Quezon Sets Up Government In U.S.
President Manuel Quezon of the Philippines arrived in Washington to establish a temporary government seat in the United States capital. He and his family traveled from San Francisco by train after escaping Corregidor before its fall to Japan, joining other exile governments operating from abroad.
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Manuel Quezon
Philippines
London
United States
Quezon
Australia
San Francisco
Citations for Service to Humanity Awarded in New York
The National Institute of Social Sciences will award gold medals tonight for distinguished services to humanity to Ronald M. Nelson War Production Board chairman Mrs Anne OHare New York Times editorial staff and Dr Rufus B Von BieinSmid president of the University of Southern California at the institute annual dinner in New York.
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New York
National Institute of Social Sciences
Ronald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Anne O'Hare
New York Times
Rufus B. von BieinSmid
University of Southern California
Institute
Birth Announcement for Shanard Daughter in Arlington
A daughter was born yesterday morning at 8:30 to Mr. and Mrs. John Shanard of Arlington Virginia. Mrs. Shanard is the former Miss Marjorie Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burns of this city.
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Leanard
John Shanard
Arlington, Va
Shanard
Marjorie Burns
J. C. Burns
City
Eight Dyestuff Firms Indicted in Global Conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Trenton New Jersey indicted eight corporations and twenty officials on a world wide cartel charge to monopolize dyestuff manufacture and sale. Named are BEI Du Pont and others along with German French British Swiss and Japanese firms and satellite companies in the Americas and Canada. The case, linked to wartime needs, targets production restrictions of chemical intermediates essential for explosives and plastics.
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Justice Department
Trenton
N. J
BE. 1
DuPont de Nemours
Coampsny
Germany
France
Great Britain
Switzerland
Japan
South America
Canalia
Thurman Arnold
Anti-Trust
Armold
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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