Flat Tax Plan Proposed by Secretary Houston
Secretary of the Treasury Houston backs a flat tax as a substitute for excess profits taxes in a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee chair. He also urges bringing personal service corporations inside the law and estimates revenue loss from the Supreme Court stock dividend decision at about 25 million dollars per year. Cattle Prices Decline. Farmers and grazers fear lower cattle prices next year as costs rise and retail prices stay high, leaving the consumer to bear the burden.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
House
Ways and Means Committee
Supreme Court
Present price s . oF onl Spe ed
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Interchurch move spreads through West Virginia counties
The Interchurch World Movement survey in West Virginia accelerates with county campaigns led by Dr Frederick H Ross in Clarksburg. Rev Charles H Robison, Rev W A Fields, Rev Dr Gill L Wilson, and Rev Dr M L Wood head the spiritual resources, stewardship, life service, and missionary education departments. County reports will summarize moral, economic, and spiritual conditions for denomination use and future campaigns.
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Interchurch World Movement
West Virginia
Frederick H. Ross
Pounty
Clarksburg
Charles H. Robinson
Wheeling
Department of Spiritual Resources
W. A. Fields
Department of Stewardship
Gill L Wilson
Parkersburg
Department of Life Service
M. L. Wood
Huntington
Department of Missionary Education
L. M. Bristol
Interchurch
8. J. Arbuthnot
Buckhannon
S. J. Hetzler
Ray L. Chapman
Movement Praised by The Baptist Editorial
The Baptist lauds the Interchurch World Movement as the will of the denomination expressed in Denver last May. It urges cooperative action over independent conduct, stressing shared welfare, peaceful unity, and relations with other evangelical bodies to advance the kingdom of God. It notes Baptist cooperation with the movement safeguards denominational integrity and wider church collaboration. It also comments on religious missions in Persia, Japan, and Panama, as Christianity seeks global engagement.
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the Baptist
Denver
Jesus
Rome
Northern Baptist Convention
Interchurch World Movement
Baptist
Kingdom of God
Christian Agencies Active in Siam Today
American Christian groups operating in Siam include the Northern Presbyterian Board and the American Bible Society.
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Siam
Northern Presbyterian Board
The
American Bible Society
Evangelistic missions support four schools in Central America
Evangelistic missions report a limited outreach, funding only four schools and one hospital across all of Central America, prioritizing education and healthcare access in the region.
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Evangelistic Missions
Central America
Court Action To Test Lever Act In Cincinnati Suit
The Raleigh Coal & Coke Company and allies sue in federal court in Cincinnati to challenge the governments Lever Act price control on coal. They warn that a price of 2.70 per ton makes mining unprofitable as February costs at a top Winding Gulf mine hit 2.63 per ton. Operators say price controls ripple to lumber steel and farm goods, with manufacturers and factories facing scarce coal and rising finished-product prices. Several similar suits are expected nationwide.
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Raleigh Coal & Coke Company
Cincinnati
Winding Gulf
Germany adopts new flag with black red gold stripes
Significant Colors Germany unveils a new flag of black red and gold. Berlin photos show the banner with the motto Black the future red the present golden the past.
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Germany
Berlin
Miners Break Through into Old Entry at Crown Hill Mine
Workers at the Crown Hill mine, drilling efforts lasting 28 years, breached an old passage and unearthed a car filled with coal, signaling a significant underground find and possible supply increase for the operation.
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Crown Hill
Coal theft payment noted in Fayette Tribune item
Irven Banister reported 28 years ago for coal theft with tools found showing his initials. He lives at Crown Hill and will be paid for the coal per the Fayette Tribune.
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Irven
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