Tax bill battles hinge on sales tax replacement plan
Congress braces after Speaker Garner calms tax rebels and exposes a revenue bill replacing the defeated sales tax. The Ways and Means Committee lists new levies including corporate taxes, excises on cosmetics and matches, postal rate hikes, and gas and luxury taxes, with an anticipated national deficit and fate uncertain in the Senate.
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Garner
Peaker
John WN. Garner
House of Representative
Ways and, Means Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Crisp
HEE
Senate
Congress
Michigan State News Briefs Highlight Wide Range of Local Incidents
Statewide notes include a four banding items from Big Rapids to Ann Arbor. A Hersey infant loses three fingers after a shotgun discharge by a sibling. Lansing seeks bond sales to fund city needs. Albion youths confess to auto thefts. Grand Lodge reports multiple Arms family deaths within 33 days. Monroe seeks vast flour relief for families. Corunna to Battle Creek reporting adds crime, fire and civic actions across multiple towns.
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Jackson
Charles Prindle
Clairé‘Lang
Brooklyn
Adrian
Blissfield
Lenawee County
Michigan, Ohio-Indiana Beet Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Dallas
Trans- American Airlines Corporation
Chicago
Menominee
Edward Reindl
Junior Reindl
Cosmos Rovinsky
Dowagiac
George Phillips
Frank Jones
Phillips
Lansing
Michigan
United States Agricultural Statistician
Sault Ste. Marie
Marjorie
Mathilda
Arthur ‘D. Haskins
Strongs
Frank
Lincoln Park
Oliver Stewart
Mamie
Thomas
Lincoln
Park
Ann
Arbor
Marion Shepard
Alice GC. Lloyd
Aro
Shepard
Dare
State salaries under fire in Michigan legislature
Lansing April 6 lawmakers prepare to attack the state payroll amid calls to cut top officials salaries by up to half. Rep Vern Brown has studied department payrolls while Sen Chester Howell seeks a 5000 cap for officials. Gov Brucker backs pay cuts as Sec Fitzgerald already reduced his. Other measures look to tax relief and highway fund reallocation.
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Ay Hanesing
Boy Scout
Mt. Pleasant
Struble Farm
Here
Walter L. McClanahan
Michigan
McClanahan
Lansing
Wayne County
Fred A. Eckhout
Eckhout
Mich
Brucker
Vern Brown
Mason Tas
Representative Brown
Chester Howell
Saginaw
Emey
Howell
Dana Hinkley
Petoskey
Brown
Frank Fitzgerald
Homemaker's Nutrition Guide Lists Budget Food Substitutions
Michigan State College nutrition staff led by Mrs Amy Newberg outlines low cost menus. Foods fall into cereals dairy eggs vegetables meats fats and miscellaneous items with tips to stretch dollars. Use whole cereals milk wisely cheaper cuts of meat and vegetables to maintain nutrition.
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Amy Newberg
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Walter Dreydahl
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