Senate Chief Sees Drastic Jump If Goal Is To Be Met
Senate finance chairman George outlines potential major tax changes to raise 10 to 12 billion dollars annually. Proposals include higher income tax rates up to 32 percent, ending the 5 percent Victory tax, raising corporate rates to 50 percent, widening excise taxes, and lowering exemptions. He warns these steps aim to meet postwar revenue goals but would burden taxpayers and farmers alike and might prompt debates over subsidy policies.
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MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE VISIT HERE
Sgt. and Mrs. Davis S. Corry of Walnut Ridge Arkansas plan a brief visit here with relatives and friends after visiting Sgt. Corry’s mother in Golfrey South Carolina and relatives in Charlotte North Carolina. Aviation Cadet Charles C Upshaw earned his silver wings as a gunner at Las Vegas Army Air Field on September 20. Lieutenant J W (Jack) Garrett Jr on furlough from Presque Isle Maine with the North Atlantic Wing of the Air Transport Command, stationed in Newfoundland last month, served over a year in the Air Forces flying to Iceland and Greenland.
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Jack) Garrett, Jr
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New Battle Looms Over Farm Bloc Food Subsidy Program
Washington faces a new clash as farm leaders and sympathetic senators warn the administration against broadening food subsidy plans. They push to ban direct subsidies and authorize government support prices, with the state stepping in as purchaser when prices dip. John Brandt of Minneapolis heads the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation at a three day emergency meeting echoing a warning about a “so-called helping hand.”
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Secretary-Clerk Assumes Duties With Police Chief Friddle
Police Chief W. G. Friddle welcomed Mrs. Paul Weaver as secretary-clerk for the department. The Reidsville native, whose mother lives in Thomasville, will manage extensive correspondence and assist in filing records in the investigation bureau.
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Governor pardons Levaughan Hutchins in murder case
Raleigh dispatch reports Governor Broughton signed a pardon for Levaughan Hutchins who had served 29 days of a seven year sentence for second degree murder in Buncombe county. The pardon states Hutchins was improperly imprisoned in the death of Ted Calloway and that another person was found guilty.
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