Income tax debate widens as insurgents join Democrats
Insurgent Republicans face party split over tax rates as the House plans two days of debate on income tax amendments. Democratic leaders push for a 44 percent top surtax and 10 percent normal tax cut with higher exemptions, while Frear and others favor a plan keeping the 60 percent top surtax. Confereces aim to unite the GOP in a minority bloc, with Garner and Mills voicing opposition to concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Web
Arden
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Longworth
Onis
Gegs
Roan Fmally
Wwegmiar
Garner
Texas
Mera
Leon
Mills
Lewuoleau
New York
Treasury
Jesepl Meta
Decrated plan debate hinges on revenue projections
Teases Cuary and Dade assure the Detmovcratic plan would raise more revenue in 12s than Melton. Representative Frear outlines his tax reduction plan and says if defeated he will vote for the next best plan from the Democrats, noting that members of his group would have the same opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuary
Dade
Melton
Frear
Carter barred from Tutankhamun tomb visit in Egypt
Egyptian authorities refused Howard Carter entry to Tut's tomb after presenting a government order. Carter, head of the tomb excavation since Lord Carnarvon's death, abruptly quit operations following disputes with local officials over visitor access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Jarer
Egypt
Howard Carter
Carter
Lord Carnarvon
le Teeselin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic
Yaya Y
Kotex
New Coats of Strook’s
Von
Joan Chendrickson
of Mertttore
North Market ST
Dr. Edwards
Clearaway Sale OF
Thomas H. Haller
Doll Bros
Brassieres
Black
Doll Brothers
Marke
Billy Murray
Victor
Victor Store
Maggie
Storm & Shipley
Second Sts
Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner
CARTY
Carty’s
Carti’s
Carty Furniture Store
Patrick St. Gast
Frederick, Ma
Markell & Ford
Seeger & CO
South Market St
Lancaster and Amoskeag
Bennett’s Dependable Merchandise
Dimity Union
Chas
Opel Insurance
West Church St
Wilson
Alvenya
N. George Wilson
East Fourth Street
News Job