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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1943

Page

2

Pay-As-You-Go Tax Story Traces 1940s Debate

Washington notices the long fight over pay as you go and pay as you earn federal income tax, tracing proposals from 1937 to the compromise that forgives part of 1942 or 1943 taxes. It covers Morgenthau suggestions, Ruml plans, and Senate House battles, leading to a 75 percent skip and limited forgiveness for service members.

James Marlow George Zietke Washington Fred M. Vinson House Tax Subcommittee Treasury Morgenthau House Ways and Means Committee Beardsley Rum Senate House Ways and Means Carlson Kansas Senate House Armed Services

Settle grievance at open air meet Canonsburg plant

Canonsburg Pa June 11 Four hundred workers back to work after a staged open air meeting with management and United Steel Workers of America resolving a potential strike. Union organizers James Malone and Rudolph Woodhouse spoke for the workers who argued pay insufficient since a naval ordnance commission cut production. A J Hopkins of New York, company vice president, agreed to join union officials in requesting a higher pay rate from the ordnance commission.

Canonsburg, Pa Canonsburg Steel and Ironworks United Steel Workers of America Ic.e- Oi James Malone Rudolph Woodhouse Canonsburg Naval Ordnance Commission A. J. Hopkins New York Ordnance Commission

Open air discussion proposed after six day work week vote

The parties agreed to continue operating six days a week and held an open air discussion with no disclosed initiator. No further details on who proposed the outdoor meeting or its outcomes were announced.

Africa Gets Goodies in Red Cross Shipment

A Red Cross relief shipment to North Africa carried flour and shortening to yield 1,500,000 dough nuts along with two tons of chocolate bars and one ton of coffee for recipients in the region.

Africa Red Cross North Africa

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