Michigan clash over tax and spending in special session
In a protracted standoff since March 1, Governor G Mennen Williams defends a plan to finance roughly 112 million dollars in additional state spending by a tax on corporate profits. The Republican led legislature resists and opposes raising gasoline and weight taxes in 1951, insisting business profits should cover the need.
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Williams
Truman
Michigan
William
Republican Committee
Congress
Washington
George
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue
Republican Resolve To Bar New Taxes Faces Budget Strain
A Michigan editorial argues the Williams administration and Republican legislators resist new tax proposals despite rising needs. It notes a budget deficit growing from 110 to 112 million dollars, with pressure from welfare and unemployment spending, while cautioning against excessive government growth and urging stringent economizing.
Probate Court Publishes Real Estate Sale Order
State of Michigan Washtenaw Probate Court No 38206 announces hearing on May 12 1950 at ten in the forenoon to consider license to sell estate real property of Anna Katherine Gruner deceased. Executors Martin Fucss and Samuel Lambarth petition for sale. Interested persons to appear.
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Saline Observer
Jay H. Payne
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Mable C. Townsend
Mable Case Townsend
Lee Tescher
David Mandt, Jr
Herman EF. Mandt
Michigan
Anna Katherine Gruner
Anna Gruner
Martin Fucss
Samuel Lambarth
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Gene Alleman
Sec
Michigan Press Assn
Capitol
G. Mennen Williams
An YI
Maria Montez
William Elliott
Rags To Riches
James Stewart
Jane Wyman
William Bendix, Robert Mitchum
Rita Hayworth
Dennis Day
Joan Davis
Pluto
Chanel
Wiedman Auto Company
N. Ann Arbor St
Saline
William R. Stage
Register of Probate
William R. Stagg
Buster Brown
Oxford
Dietzel’s
Guardian
East Village
Clinton
Mel No-Nox
Grap’s
Gulf Station
Michigan Ave
HOEFT
Saline Mercantile
Saline Savings Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
State of
Wee
Ene Nene I
A. R. Burkhardt
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