Greater reductions in income tax proposed by Mellon
Washington reports Secretary Mellon proposed revised normal income tax rates for small incomes. The plan lowers rates to 3 percent up to 3000, 2 percent on next 1000, 3 percent on next 4000, and 5 percent over 8000, with revenue impact about 40.6 million dollars, while the 25 percent relief provision for incomes up to 10000 remains in question.
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Mr. Mellon
Schedule Approval Mixed With Tax Reduction Proposals
The secretary proposed a tax schedule with 1 percent on the first 3 000 of taxable income, 3 percent on the next 4 000, and 5 percent on the remainder. Republicans and Democrats alike urged further reductions and study before committing. Mellon told Chairman Green the actuary prepared schedules and he chose to advance this plan.
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October Missing From Weather Map Sparks Forecaster Inquiry
Weather forecaster James H. Spencer notes October seems omitted from the map and asks why the calendar month has been skipped this year. The remark implies a plotting gap or error in the published weather data.
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The Baltimore Sunday Sun Entertainment Feature
The Sunday Sun showcases extensive entertainment features praised by readers and critics. The paper’s Sunday edition stands out for its expanded sections and lively coverage of arts and culture.
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Weather and social notes from local Maryland events
November weather diverges from typical October patterns with snow absences noted. Temperature averages run four degrees below normal. Dances hosted by Maryland National Guard units draw about 130 couples Tuesday, 178 on Wednesday and Thursday, with Fleet Maryland Regiment Orchestra supplying music. A new firm Hoffman Barnhart Clopper purchases Miller and Wilneberg clothing business in Hagerstown and will operate as Hoffman Barnhart and Clopper starting November 1.
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