Family Firms Tax Cut Sparks Senate Vote Clash
The World’s Week reports a sweeping tax fight as a 180 to 1 vote erases a $45,000,000 surtax on closely held family corporations. The House adds a 25 cent per gallon tax on distilled liquor while exploring replacement revenues. TVA probes loom as lawmakers clash over leadership, with Byrnes and Bridges trading charges and calls for reform. Freight rates rise 10 percent amid rail industry relief measures, and President Roosevelt eyes a broader plan to ease railway indebtedness. Wheeler stalls executive reorganization and court expansion battles echo in Washington as France reshuffles amid coalition strains.
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Massachusetts
Chaimmar Doughton
Fred Finson
Vainir
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Treasury
Doughton
House
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Sorisx
Edporsiazs, Aly
Wheeler
Enator Wheeler
Montana
Lea
Senate
Supreme Court
Byrnes
South Caroline
Congress
United States
Congress of the
Roosevelt
Republic
Wheel
Pope Honors Morgan and Lamont as Knights of St Gregory
The Pope conferred knighthood of St Gregory the Great on J. P. Morgan and Thomas W. Lamont of the Morgan banking house. Morgan is Episcopalian and Lamont a Methodist. Al Smith was named papal chamberlain of the sword and cape, joining the pope's personal household.
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Pope Pius
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Banking House
Knights of St. Gregory the Great
Morgan
Lamont
Apostolic
Washington
al Smith
Proteins Key to Life in New Protein Guide
A Forties era nutrition feature by LEMUEL F PARTON and C HOUSTON GOODISS explains why protein is essential for growth and repair. It contrasts complete and incomplete proteins found in meats dairy eggs grains beans and nuts and offers daily protein guidelines for children and adults with milk as a cornerstone.
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C. Houston Goodiss
East
39Th St
New York
Eugene V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
Temple of Diana One of the Seven Wonders of the World
The Temple of Diana began about 356 B C and took over a century to complete its grand construction. Its size and splendor earned it status as one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
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Diana
What to Eat and Why II by C Houston Goudiss
The second of a series by noted food authority C Houston Goudiss explains everyday food problems and how diet affects health in children, youth, and adults. He is known nationwide as a speaker on food from soil to serving and tissue. Homemakers are urged to clip and save these informative articles.
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Food Authority
C. Houston Goudiss
Goudiss
Mr. Goudiss
Polishing Ethics Pro and Con
A fragmented notice discusses polishing ethics and the practice of furniture polishing with light oil oil on shop floors and in homes. It notes the enduring belief that oil polish extends life while warning of potential resin, odor, and finish issues.
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Asam
Aisle of Woman's Dreams
A brief ad-style piece touts the newspaper as an aisle of dreams where readers can find items from bows to smart clothing and gifts in one convenient place. It promises time and money savings by shopping from the easy chair and keeping abreast of bargains through ads.
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