Tax deadline chaos muddles U.S. income levy
The text outlines a federal tax timing crisis with millions facing misaligned deadlines. It notes a double deadline confusion tied to May and June payments, the IRS rules allowing late payment for the June 15 period, and the political fight over a tax cut veto risking no tax relief this year.
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James Marlowington
Fruman
Lowny
Hillion
Tna Sargonie
Milllion
Ted
Congress
Police Chief bans off duty barroom bouncers
Passaic New Jersey police chief Edward Boyko says officers may not take off duty jobs as bar room bouncers. He cites frequent beatings of officers and resulting manpower shortages on the force.
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Passaic
N. J
Edward Boyko
Free Speech and the global reach of communism
A syndicated column laments press freedom in bulgaria amid a communist purge and critiques US policy on Hungary and Italy. It argues Russia-backed actions topple non communist parties while the US balances aid to Hungary and Italy to curb Soviet influence, risking alienating non communists.
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Sofia
Associated Press
Grand National Assembly
America
Bulgaria
Russia
Hungary
Italy
Europe
de Gasperi
U. S
Moscow
House Appropriations Cuts VA Funds in 1947 Budget Bill
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed 130.9 million from Veterans Administration funds as it approved an 8.17 billion dollar bill financing 33 independent agencies next year. Major cuts hit Atomic Energy Commission Civil Service Commission and Federal Trade Commission, with VA reduced 1.8 percent to 6.94 billion for the year beginning July 1. The panel warned of weaknesses in VA management but maintained full GI bill benefits and funding for 15 new veterans hospitals.
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Wahington
House
Appropriations Committee
Veterans Administration
Truman
House Republicans In Their Drive To Crop $6,000,000,000 From Mr. Truman
Office of
President
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Works Agency
Interstate Commercce Commission
Maritime Commission
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Commission
Congress
Carroll L. Wilson
Australia backs U N bid to end disarmament deadlock
Lake Success June 13. Col W R Hodgson of Australia urged the United Nations Commission on Conventional Armaments to press ahead as 60 day stalemate between the United States and Russia over a basic world disarmament plan stalled progress. He criticized the Big Five for delaying work while failing to agree on Trieste governance.
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W. R. Hodgson
Australia
United States
Russia
United Nations Commission
Hodgson
Trieste
U. S
Rains Bring New Danger to Flood Stricken Areas
Flood waters from the Mississippi and Missouri rivers threaten new devastation as heavy rains in Iowa and Nebraska raise fears of fresh overflow. Losses in the river valleys total about 326 million, with over 1 million acres flooded. Levees near Hannibal hold as authorities reinforce Say levee to protect 120000 acres. Weather warnings extend to northwest Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska while coast guard units prepare for Des Moines river duties. Red Cross shelters 700 homeless in Ottumwa and other Iowa towns.
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Missouri
Iowa
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Chester L. Landacker
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Kansas City
Government Weather Bureau
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Genevieve Mo
Say
Hannibal
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Nebrasas
District Coast Guard
Burlington Jnn
Des Moines River
Red Cross
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Eddyville
Nagy Reported En Route to United States
Hungary's deposed moderate premier Nagy and his family, in Switzerland, expected to land at New York LaGuardia noon tomorrow. U S officials welcomed his asylum request while pressing Moscow for an international inquiry into the Budapest coup.
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United States
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Ferenc Nagy
Hungary
Switzerland
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Laguardia Field
Ferenc, Jr
Aladar Szegedy-Madszak
Budapest
State Department
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Russia
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Laszlo
Juliette
Farley’s harsh view of FDR detailed in Collier’s excerpt
Washington report notes James A. Farley, once Roosevelt’s 1932 campaign manager and later postmaster general, criticizes Roosevelt as ungrateful and socially elitist. He alleges jealousy and double dealing, with Collier’s excerpts and four upcoming installments reveal the rift starting Oct 14 1936 and friction over solo platform appearances amid the Tammany tie.
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James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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M. Roosevelt
Fdr
Roosevelt
Collier’s
Jim Farley
Democratic National Committee
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt, Farley and Co
Collier's
White House
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Mr. Roosevelt
Chicago
Marvin H. McIntyre
Cigar Rationing Lifted by Government
Amsterdam reports the government ended cigar rationing today removing the 20 cigars per two weeks limit. Cigarettes remain restricted at 50 per week.
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Amsterdam
Hungarian MP refuses elections under international supervision
Budapest reports that Desze Sulyok of the Szagadsag party denounces the new regime as a police state and vows to abstain from elections until international supervision. He notes three guarantees for campaign rights and parliamentary immunity, and accuses Communists of disrupting rallies. The Szagadsag, a Small Holders offshoot with 18 MPs, split from the parent party in 1946 as Communist pressure grew.
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Sulyok
Szagadsag
Freedom Or Liberty
Hungary
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Lord Vansittart
House of Lords
Ferenc Nagy
Russia
Washburn to Speak to State Press
Washburn will address the state press in Hot Springs this Saturday, outlining recent developments and answering questions from reporters and editors about upcoming projects and policy directions.
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Hot Springs
Alex. H. Washburn
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