Washington Debates Tax Reform on Cooperatives and Amnesty
Washington discusses taxing former and consumer co-ops amid pushes for amnesty to settle back taxes. Mason proposes taxing undistributed cooperative earnings and patronage dividends to align with corporate rates, while Bolton and Forand back amnesty to boost voluntary disclosure. Officials warn reforms could threaten cooperative operations.
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Washington
Doughten
D.-N.c
Mason
R.-N
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Justice Department
Forand
Manon
Wage and Means Committee
Treasury
Illinsis
American Farm Federation
Papanaion
Hero's Award Goes to A Calm Truck Driver
Wayne Simpson, a tractor-semitrailer driver for a brewing company, received a hero award for stopping a runaway truck and trailer on a five mile grade. He spotted the other rig’s brakes failed near a roadside embankment and positioned his vehicle to halt both trucks, preventing a possible crash.
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Los Angeles
Ofs
Wayne Simpson
Simpson
Tornado cuts swath through Quinlan area injures operator
A southwest to northeast tornado last night damaged five business buildings and about a dozen homes in Quinlan Woodward County Oklahoma injuring one person identified as Mrs A B Robertetan a local telephone operator. She was treated and released. The storm also damaged a Methodist church with hail and heavy rain. Emergency crews and police aided cleanup as reports of multiple funnels in nearby Kansas were noted.
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Ohia
Methodist
Comanche County
Kanssa
Oklahoma Highway
Jinian
Woodward Police Department
Patrol
Faces Murder Charge in Cuban Planting Controversy
Mra Nelson of Uties Michigan faces murder charges over the death of Alvar Nelson at a Cuban plantation. Her attorney Dr Rafael Molinos says evidence is lacking and a special judge appointed after March arrests has sparked protests from U.S. residents in Cuba and Cuban press. The U.S. embassy seeks a full investigation and proper legal process. Nelson, born in Denmark and a naturalised American, attended Emory University. her husband died December 11 from a gunshot reported as accidental by a coroner.
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Cubs
M. Ren Nelson
Uties
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Saye
Rafael Molinos
Georgis
Cuba
U.S
Mia
Nelson
Denmark
L. A
Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
Alvar Nelson
Hee
Molinos
Karen
Baltimore Workers Vote On Union Representation
Baltimore May 2 108 thousand employees at the General Electric plant voted today to choose between two unions the LO and the C10. Balloting under supervision of the Baltimore regional NLRB. Results expected to be tabulated tonight with completion after midnight.
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Baltimore
General Electric Planta
National Labor Relatine Board
NLERB
Sharks haul in heavy catch off Brielle with Sig Rund Scharf
A fragment from a maritime note reports Sig Rund Scharf of New Brunswick aboard a Brielle vessel. The crew reels in 14 sharks using a single hook, with 15 more bites noted aboard the boat.
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Tan
Sigrund Scharf
New Brunswick
Brielle
Inflation Likely to Push Prices Higher This Summer
May 25 New York report warns a broad range of living costs will rise in the coming weeks. Demand and supply tightness push up foods, meats, fruit, sugar and canned goods while housing, apparel, and durable goods also edge higher. Builders cite higher materials and energy costs with controls easing.
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Sam Dawbon
New York
Scientist May Try To Mate Apes and Humans
Charlottesville March 25. A scientist proposes cross breeding apes and humans using uterine mucus to study brain development and gravity effects. He cites quotes from other physiologists and asserts the work aims to boost brain evolution, but provides few concrete methods or safeguards.
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Charlottesville
Sydney Wiliam Broton
Friends Stage Reception For Freed Red Prisoner
Neighbors in Long Beach California held a reception for a recently freed Red prisoner. The event featured friends and local residents gathering on the street, with singing and cheering as they celebrated his release and welcomed him home.
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Friends
Long Beach
Calif
Mit Strats
Seri
Mavis Werte
Interstate Gambling Probe Echoes Across Court Actions
Fragments indicate a wide ranging inquiry into interstate gambling and racketeering with mentions of church state separation and Vatican relations. References to Preston Florida and Hutchinson tase, a state supreme court appearance, and an appeal suggest ongoing legal proceedings with miscellaneous cities and events, including a Mobile Alabama carnival disruption.
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Vatican
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