Senate hearing on Mills revenue plan faces tax critique
Mills argued that high capital and income taxes hinder recovery, urging reform to avoid deflation and credit tightening. He urged broadening the base, warned against sweeping losses, and attacked estate, stock transfer, and corporate taxes as excessive while supporting targeted excises and fair profits to spur investment.
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Wet Blocs Seek Second Vote on Bill to Tax Beer
In Washington on April 6 the wet blocs, Democrats and Republicans, plan to file a petition next Tuesday to force a second vote on the O’Connor Hull beer bill. The measure would legalize 2.75 percent beer and tax it 3 cents a pint, but the Ways and Means Committee has not reported it. If the petition gathers 145 signatures, a vote could occur May 4.
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Blanton Charge Denied in Congressional Record
Representative Clancy of Michigan rejected claims by Representative Blanton of Texas that Senator Couzens invested nearly 160 million in ERX exempt securities and paid no income tax. Clancy called the assertions untrue and baseless, denying any suggestion Couzens avoids government obligations.
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Students Survey Kentucky Mines
A group of eight journalism students and two professors from Marshall College Huntington W V began a tour of Harlan county coal fields led by Professor W Page Pitt. The party sought field experience and obtained permission from Sheriff Bioty to inspect mine areas as part of their survey.
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Lindy Baby Returns Sought as Inquiry Continues
The Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry widens as negotiations reportedly involved Curtis Burrage and Dobson-Peacock in Norfolk. A Glasgow police probe follows an anonymous letter claiming the Lindbergh baby is in Glasgow, with Major Schoeffel of New Jersey state police assisting.
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Half of stolen goods recovered in March report
City detective department monthly theft report shows 50 percent of items recovered during March. Of 38230.55 dollars in stolen goods repaired, half recovered. automobile value 23594.20 dollars reported stolen, half of these cars recovered. End Pytel, a custodian, announced Wednesday.
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