Tax contrasts and pork barrel memories shape views
A column contrasts English tax policy with American corporate and individual taxes citing Morgenthau proposals. It argues higher personal taxes in the U.S. and notes inflation as dress prices rise. It recalls past pork barrel debates and laments rising federal outlays measured in billions.
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The Twitchells Hat Ceiling Debates in Home
A humorous column notes Elmer Twitchell pushing ceilings on his wife’s hats and expenses amid wartime inflation. He sets strict weekly limits, complains about bridge losses, charity bids, and pin money, while the couple blames the era of rising costs. The piece blends satirical skits with other brief items and poems.
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