Tax measures dash hopes for more wartime-like rates
The draft second installment bill paired with new corporate and individual tax changes could lift overall collections to wartime highs. It tightens loopholes, raises income taxes for over 50 million filers by about 20 percent effective Oct 1, and boosts corporate normal taxes by about 1.5 billion dollars annually. The plan flags incentives for defense material production and grants tax exemptions for GI personnel serving in Korea.
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Korea
Army casualties list from Korean fighting reported by defense department
Washington dispatch lists one killed and seven wounded among army personnel in Korea. Names include Cpl Leland G Brown son of Albert Brown Oak and others with addresses in Texarkana Bradford Springdale Cherry Valley and Japton. The report notes a jury's excise tax on television sets and broad tax revisions.
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Washington
Atkahgan
Defense Department
Leland G. Brown
Albert Brown
Deliver
Oak
Burnice P. Edgin
Marvell
Dale R. Garrison
Mary Garrison
Springdale
Everett A. Goad
Wallie G. Goad
Bradford
Richard V. Haltern
Guy A. Sanders
Jox
Texarkana
Leon P. Sisson
Hula Sisson
Cherry Vall
Horace M. Tussey
Willis M. Tussey
Texas
Fic RR Co
Kenneth C. Williams
Gerty Williams
Japton
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