New York Stocks Rally On War News And Defense Demand
Steels and aircrafts led the market with gains though end results were mixed as Wall Street absorbed war developments and a presidential request for over a billion dollars in defense funds. Key leaders included U S Steel Bethlehem United Aircraft Glenn Martin and Du Pont with mixed gains across other industrials and bonds, while Kansas City and Chicago markets showed varied activity in hogs cattle and grain.
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du Pont
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Anaconda
Texas Corp
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Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Pennylvania
Southern Pacific Rae
U. S. Rubber
International Harvester
Standard Oil
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Philip Morris
U. S. Gypsum
Bitter Fighting Across Flanders and Dunkerque Assault
Allied and German forces clash along the western front with heavy fighting near Dunkerque as British and French troops retreat to ports. Berlin claims French pockets dissolved while Italy may enter the war. Evacuations continue, air support tightens, and calls for airplanes grow louder as the battle extends toward Paris.
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Tax Bill Aims May Delay Congress Countdown
President administration leaders abandon hope for early adjournment as Morgenthau testifies on a revenue measure. House Ways and Means chairman Doughton says a later revision of tax laws may come. Estimates seek $656 million annual tax yield to cancel a $3 billion debt limit increase.
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Tax hike proposals discussed to fund defense program
Legislators debated new revenue measures including a 10 percent rise in corporate and individual income taxes due next March and larger increases in excise taxes. Coughton's plan envisioned broader levies on whisky, wine, and beer as part of the defense funding package with many favoring a $4,000,000,000 target for new taxes.
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