New Tax Proposal Seen as Inflation Shield Plan
New York April 26 The Special News Service reports that Congress may approve $3.6 billion in extra revenue for next year under Morgenthau's plan. Economists view the shift of tax burdens from individuals to businesses and excises as a guard against inflation amid full employment in the arms program. They warn pay rolls will rise and spending could push prices higher, risking an inflation spiral unless taxes blunt demand.
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Frank Macmillen
New York
Special
Congress
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
America
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wall Street
Office of Production Management
Washington
Last Time Together Members of 252nd Coast Artillery
A group photo shows members of the Third Battalion Headquarters Battery and Ammunition Train 252nd Coast Artillery from High Point. Fifteen were sent from Fort Screven, Ga., to Trinidad, South America, for service, with Col. Ralph Lewis of Greensboro as battalion commander. The remaining unit aims to recruit 118 men. Names listed include Hubbard D. Baker, Dell G. Creasey, Joe A. Leonard, Arnold H. Canipe, Geo. W. O'Ham Jr., Walter C. McDaniel, Robt. S. Thompson, and others. The article also notes economic views on taxation and its impact on Armament production.
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252Nd Coast Artillery
High Point
Fort Screven
Trinidad
South America
Betts
Ralph Lewis
Greensboro
Hubbard
D. Baker
Dell G. Creasey
Joe A. Leonard
Arnold H. Canipe
Geo. W. O’ham, Jr
Walter C. McDaniel
Robt. S. Thompson
Kizer J. Thomas
Robt. G. Payne
Claude Billings
Guy M. Brady
Edgar W. Shields
Wiley C. Chandler, Jr
Paul C. Brady
Robert R. Shields
Branson M.hill
Charles F. Reddick
Benjamin M. Brady
John E. Miller
John F. Shields
Samuel H. Strickland
Ralph T. Haney
Luence G. Hicks
Hubbard D. Baker
Charles H. Patterson
Wm. F. Mendenhall
Charles FE. Nance
Ben S. Renfrow
Julian C. Wilson
Elmer E. Sensenbach, Jr
Howard A. Barrier
Fred E. Smith
Ralph M. Jones
Walter D. Steelman
John E. King
Ray E. Teague
Carlos R. Smith
McCoy C. Drum
Walter C. McDaniels
Jas. M. Burton
Robi. J. Lewallen
Geo. W. O'Ham, Jr
Jack W. Samuels
Joseph P. Jarrell
Eugene T. Ferguson
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Pro Nazi Propaganda and Lindbergh Rally Sparks Tension
Walter Winehell notes boosting Britain strengthens defenses by expanding facilities and labor, while a pro Hitler magazine circulates among likely subscribers. Amid a Lindbergh event, reporters depart as Rev John Haynes Holmes reads a letter urging Hitler’s victory, echoing Viereck’s earlier promotion. The Times notes abundant American flags at the meeting, more flags than attendees.
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John Haynes Holmes
Roosevelt
Hitler
George Sylvester Viereck
Holmes
Viereck
The
New York Times
Capitalist August Heckscher Dies at 92 in Lake Wales
August Heckscher, 92, prominent New York capitalist and philanthropist, died at his mountain lake home in Lake Wales Florida after a long illness. In other notes, latest figures show American farmers own and operate 1,000,000 trucks.
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Fila
August Heckscher
New York
Mountain Lake
Jackson Says Consul Aided Nazi Escape
Richmond reports Attorney General Jackson says positive evidence shows Baron Franz von Werra fled the United States with German consular officers aid. He escaped from a Canadian camp, crossed into the U S on bail, disappeared en route to Peru, prompting criticism of German officials and a caution about equal justice for foreigners.
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Richmond
Jackson
Justice Department
Franz von Werra
United States
Richmond Law School
von Werra
Canada
Westchester
Germany
Roosevelt stays near White House on Potomac cruise
Washington April 26 Roosevelt abandons his Warm Springs vacation to board the yacht Potomac for an overnight cruise nearby to keep close to the coal strike controversy. Accompanying him are Postmaster General Frank C. Walker and Mrs Walker Rear Admiral Ross T McIntire Surgeon General of the Navy and Mrs McIntire Harry L Hopkins Lend Lease Act supervisor and Miss Marguerite Lehand personal secretary.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Potomac
Frank C. Walker
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