Senators Fight Subversives Bill and Veto Threats
Senate opponents rush a substitute to the anti subversives bill while Senator Kilgore predicts a presidential veto if the McCarran registration bill passes. McCarran dismisses veto talk as a scarecrow, and Ferguson argues the rival camp is unnecessary. Boyle Lehman warn against overreach while urging FBI empowerment to counter espionage.
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Mills Seeks Separate Consideration of Excess Profits Tax
Washington Sept 6 Rep Mills urged that an excess profits tax be debated separately from the $4.508 billion tax bill to avoid delaying overall tax increases. Rep Eberharter plans to block further action until a separate excess profits tax is voted on, with a 95 percent levy proposed on corporate profits above exemptions. The Senate backed the bill last week and pledged early action on the tax next year. The general bill would raise about $4.5 billion yearly, boosting individual and corporate levies while rolling back some excise cuts. In Cuba the sugar town of Cabaiguan reported a sugar shortage with refined sugar scarce and prices high.
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Thousands Fight Forest Fires In California Today
Sailors lumbermen and volunteers joined thousands battling more than 100 California forest fires. Over 100000 acres burned. Stanislaus National Forest alone lost 30000000 board feet of lumber across 14000 acres. Fires stretched from Humboldt to San Diego amid hot winds and rising prices.
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Dutch to raise military service and expand bases
The Netherlands announced steps to strengthen defense as part of the Atlantic alliance. Service is to rise from 12 to 18 months with six draft calls yearly. Plans include reopening several former Nazi airfields in Holland for military use.
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Bandit Steals 25 Dollars From Memphis Clothing Store
A bandit held up a Memphis clothing shop and took $25 from the cash register before fleeing. He told the store manager, Mrs. Fred Murphy, that he was in trouble and would repay the money, promising to pay it back.
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