Higher Taxes For Rich Is Congressional Dry
The new Seventy second Congress will confront a near billion-dollar deficit with proposals to raise taxes on the rich and trim exemptions. Luxury taxes on perfumes jewelry cosmetics playing cards and new autos are likely. A general sales tax is not expected but higher first class postage may pass.
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Debates Loom Over Hoover Plans and Economic Reform
Congress weighs a one year German reparation moratorium, debt revisions under the Young plan, tariff revisions, and broader Federal Reserve credits. Democrats push for reform while warning against wealth concentration and wartime debt burdens. veterans face cash payment limits amid deficits.
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Emergency help line and office contact details
The notice directs calling phone 2897 for emergency help and explains the Emergency Committee headquarters on the third floor. Mrs. W. E. Price, the full time secretary, or her assistant, will be in the office to receive calls and cooperate in locating needed assistance.
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W. E. Price
Senior A. A. U. To Hold Cross Country Race
The National Senior A. A. U. cross country run will be raced over a three mile course in Ypsilanti on November 28. Entry lists have been mailed to over seven hundred colleges universities clubs and individuals. Athletes from all sections of the United States and Canada are expected to compete. The race will be six miles twice around the course.
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United States
Canada
Oregon State Cancelled Cross Country Meet Amid Material Shortage
The traditional cross country run by Oregon State College was cancelled due to lack of material. The event was slated to feature the college team against regional competitors, but insufficient supplies forced a postponement.
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University of Oregon State College
Few Merchants In State Can Avoid Tax Under Revenue Act
Raleigh dispatch explains the 0.1 percent gross sales tax under the 1981 Revenue Act will apply to most merchants. Exemptions exist for producers of goods on site such as food, drugs, and newspapers, with limits on taxed items. Revenue set for first six months due December 1 to 10, penalties apply after January 10.
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Willard Dowell
North Carolina Merchants Association
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C. Stedman Thompson
Maxwell
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
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Old Time Doctor Passes Away In Jerusalem
Dr. G E Stewart 81 a Monroe countys last country doctor dies in Jerusalem per UP report his passing marks end of an era in rural medicine with decades of service and care for local families.
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Jerusalem
G. W. Stewart
Monroe County
Mother Nature’s Strangest Pumpkin Mystery
A full grown pumpkin sliced by Mrs. George A Bryant yielded dozens of green leaves with no air holes. The unusual find will be on display in The Enterprise window. Dr Stewart, a country doctor for 61 years, kept horse and buggy until his final visit, valued medicine and kindness.
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Montheu Avenue
Stewart
City plan to buy vacant bank for city offices
Chicago officials proposed purchasing a vacant million dollar bank building to consolidate city bureaus and departments. The move could save more than $70,000 yearly in rental costs for the city.
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Cermak
Wallgren, Everett Jeweler Starts Billiard Winter Training
Monrad Wallgren of Everett Washington a noted jeweler and ranked No 4 in national 18 2 balkline begins training for upcoming winter billiard tournaments.
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Monrad Wallgren
Everett
Radio Operator and Bride Take Lone Honeymoon
SAN FRANCISCO Harry Waer, a radio operator for the Wall States Department of Commer, and his bride Miss Clara Dawaldt of Alameda, were married in Reno and spent a solitary honeymoon at a Sierra cabin near Donner Summit California.
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San Francisco
Harry Waer
Wall States
Christmas Party Assured for 3000 Children Chicago
The Northwestern University Medical Center on the McKinlock campus will host a Christmas party for 3000 children. Wives and doctors of the medical elite, aided by the women's auxiliary, provide daily care for seventy five children, with attention to both well and sick youngsters.
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Northwestern Univerity
Medical
Elinte
McKllock
Women’s Auxiliary
Washington State Downs USC in Coast Conference Showdown
Washington State broke through for the sole score against Southern California in the Trojans' opening six Pacific Coast Conference games, marking a notable defensive stand in a midseason matchup.
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Washington State College
Southern California
Trojans
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