Solons to Scrutinize U. S. Tax Structure
U S senators and finance committee members discuss a broad inquiry into the tax system. Senator Byrd flags potential tax reforms while Senator Douglas questions Chamber of Commerce influence and argues for relief targeted at low and middle incomes. The inquiry aims to review revisions to improve fiscal policy amid calls for spending cuts.
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Washington
Sen.Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Senal
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Sen
Douglas
D-Il
Chamber
Surat
Tevenue
Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue
Vacuum Sweeper to Clean Airfields
Two firms Coleman Engineering and Fruehaus Trailer plan to build a large airfield vacuum sweeper. Boeing will buy the first unit for the Renton Washington plant where the T07 jet and KC135 tanker are built. The device, truck mounted and engine powered, aims to clean debris from about one million square feet of airfield per hour at 25 miles an hour.
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Washington
Colesman Engineering Co
Los Angeles
Fruehaus Trailer Co
Detroit
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Boeing
Transport Division
Renton
Wash
Air Force
Coleman
Force Base
Ohio
Wright-Patterson
Japanese doctor sails to Tangier Island for first care in years
Dr. Mikio Kato of Kobe arrives on Tangier Island to become the first physician in three years, welcomed by about half the island’s residents. He will serve at least a year in a new one story clinic funded largely by island fundraising, bringing a decade of internship and residency from Japan and the U S locations.
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Tangier Island
Mikio Kato
Kobe
Japan
Chesapeake Bay Island
Kato
Tangier
Chicago
United States
Chesapeake Bay
Edgar J. Fisher Jr
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
Oscar J. Rishel
Dr. Kato
Maryland
Dynamic executives to take weekly seventh week vacation
New York based Bart Schwartz International Textiles Ltd. president Bart Schwartz, 35, announced on Monday that beginning May 1 every executive in the firm must take a one week paid vacation every seventh week. He described the firm as dynamic and hardworking.
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New York
Bart Schwartz
Bart Schwartz International Textles Ltd
Schwartz
Writer Sues TV Show for Million Dollars
Hollywood writer Donald W. Weed sues the television program People Are Funny for one million dollars, claiming he submitted a written idea titled Meet Your Date in May 1936 and that the concept has been used on the show since September of the previous year.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Donald W. Weed
Weed
Superior Court
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Solons
U. S
Deiciel
Navy
Brown, Gay
Dunn
Atlantic Bixby Knolls Center
Macfarlane
Macfarlanes Candies
W.20th St
Hudson - Keipp, Optometrists
Gail C. Hudson
H. C. Cowell
Optometrists
Pine Ave
Virginia
R. Stewart Hotel
Geary Sires
Union Squar Family
Fredelle Little Heel
Fredelle
Italy
C. T
Sandel
Sues
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Arthur Murray
Arthur Hurray
East
Fifth Street
Blvd
Compton Ph
Ka Cubs
Buffum
Buffums
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