Concessions In Taxes Help Party Concessions In Taxes To Help Party
Washington April 29 A Senate speech by Williams R DeL charged the Democratic Party had benefited indirectly from income tax concessions. Three wealthy citizens Richard Reynolds Marshall Field and David Schulte were allowed to write off 90 percent of 410000 loans to the New York State Democratic Committee as non business bad debts. Williams warned the Treasury loss was a gain to the Democratic Party unless the ruling is made public.
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Washington
En, Williams
R-Del
Democratic Party
Treasury
Senate
Richard J. Reynolds
Winston- Salem
N. C
Marshall Field
Chicago
David A. Schulte
New York
New York State
Democratic Committee
Williams
Williams Warns of IRS Favoritism in Political Contributions
Williams denounces Internal Revenue Bureau rulings that he says funnel federal money to political campaigns. He cites Reynolds, Field and Schulte loans and suggests contributors should repay after the election and deduct it from income taxes. He argues the Democratic Party benefits indirectly from the federal treasury.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Williams
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reynolds
Field and
Abolition Of WSB Called For By U. S. Chamber
Washington April 2 the U S Chamber of Commerce heard a demand for abolishing the Wage Stabilization Board with the claim it will capitulate to wage demands from oil and aluminum interests and coal miners. Employers themselves will do.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Wage Stabilization Board
Eiserman criticizes wage stabilization board at luncheon
New York attorney Theodore R. Eiserman condemns the Wage Stabilization Board for excessing its regulations under pressure and says it has stimulated union demands for large wage boosts. He portrays the board as a wage stimulation body amid steel, ore, and aluminum sector cases and hints at John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers next. He spoke during a chamber luncheon at its 40th annual meeting.
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Theodore R. Eiserman
New York
Eiserman
WSB
Air Workers
United Steelworkers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chamber
Buckeystown Plans Evening Baseball Drills
Buckeystown baseball team has called practices this evening and again Thursday at 6 o clock. Manager Niles Abrecht requests full attendance both evenings.
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Buckeystown
Niles Abrecht
U S Puts Embargo On Steel Shipments
Washington April 29 government imposes embargo on steel shipments from warehouses to civilian goods makers and foreign countries. National Production Authority acts after court voids seizure and steel workers strike begins. Embargo protects small users and avoids diverting warehouse stock to military use. Transit steel exempt.
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Washington
NPA
Pomona meeting set for Saturday in Frederick County
The Frederick County Pomona Grange holds its regular quarterly session Saturday starting at 10 a.m. DST at Creagerstown Grange with Bruce Crum presiding. Vernon Holter leads afternoon program featuring a flower exhibit and contest with two classes for living room side table and dining table centerpiece arrangements. Entries due by 11 a.m. and open to subordinate members.
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Pomona
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Creagerstown Grange
Bruce £. Crum
Vernon Holter
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court news notes marriage licenses for Robert Lee Moser and Margaret L. Lewis in Thurmont and Smithsburg, John Palmer and Margaret Morrison in the city, plus Knoxville. and property transfers including Norman E. Holt to Calvin W. Federline and to Melvin M. Federline, $10 county, plus dealings involving Ruth R. Flautt to the City of Frederick for $10,000 and Sperry L. Storm to the City for $750. Other transfers include Frank R. Addison to John J. Wilcom for $3 and Addison to James E. Hatcher for $27,200, with Dickensheets to McBride and Baumgardner listings.
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Robert Lee Moser
Thurmont
Margaret L. Lewis
Smithsburg
John 8. Palmer
East Street
This City
Margaret E. Morrison
Knoxville
Norman E. Holt
Calvin W. Federline
Melvin M. Federline
Frank R. Addison
John J. Wilcom
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