New York franchise tax law boosts 1946 corporate boom
E. W. Burton, Albany deputy tax commissioner, told Syracuse Tax Executives Institute that 32,635 new corporations formed in New York since January 1946 reflect the new franchise tax law going into effect January 1 1946. He called the measure a step toward equitable taxation and noted the high level of new business as the law shifts the tax burden. Carrier Corporation official Kenneth Keller chaired the meeting at the Hotel Onondaga.
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New York State
E. W. Burton
Albany
Corporation ‘Tax Bureau of
Syracuse
The
Tax Executives Institute
Burton
Hotel Onondaga
Keanty Keller
Tax Department
Carrier Corporation
Dr Fulmer’s Early Medical Career at Syracuse University
A 1941 medical student at the College of Medicine Syracuse University Dr Fulmer completed one year internship at St Josephs Hospital and began work with East Syracuse practice. The Stethometer field note indicates active service and call duties during internship.
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Syracuse
College of Medicine
Syracuse University
Fulmer
St. Joseph's Hos Stethater
Ative
Returned to U.S. after three years foreign military duty
Dr. Palmer returns from three years abroad to resume medical service in the United States after completing seven months as resident in Internal Medicine at Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago.
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United States
Palmer
Presbyterian Ipential
Chitarn
Nye Murder Case Review Sought
AAPARMED NY by Gen C F Rysn a high military officer in Germany, that the case against their son, Pvt Donald Nye, sentenced to life imprisonment on a charge of murdering a German girl will be considered. Mr and Mrs Carl S Nye of 328 W Ostrander av have retained counsel to ask for a review of the use at Washington. Morris Bernini of Hancock Dorr Ryan & hove, formerly of the adjutant's office, will present the case for review at Washington.
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Aaparmed NY
C.F. Rysn
Germany
Pvt
Donald Nye
Carl S. Nye
W. Ostrander Av
Washington
Morris Bernini
Hancock, Dorr, Ryan & Hove
Adjutant's Office
Rview
Youth Fined In Larceny Case In New York State
Charles C. Cecil a 17 year old from Faden City West Virginia pleaded guilty to petty larceny before Justice W A Scammell at Lafayette and was fined 8. Police teletype messages tracked a sedan Cecil rode in after leaving a gasoline station at Lafayette and not paying for gas. Deputies and state police pursued the speeding sedan through Cazenovia and halted it at Duanesburg near Albany.
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Charles C. Cecil
Faden City
W. Va
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Scammell
Lafayette
Cecil
Lafayetta
Cazenovia
Duanesburg
Albany
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Vereran
Charles M
Thorens
ELGIN
Colver Tent
Rudolph
South
Salina
Jefferson ST
Auburn
Fulton
Oswege
Utice
Ithaca
Rome
Kaywoodie
Gruen
Forstner Sterling
Masatior
Tiny Bond Pricaf
Nye Murder Case Review Sought
Salina Street
N. Geddes
Te. J. Watson
Malone
Bailey
Koga St
Byrne
Seymour
W. Utica
Onwono
N. Y
Loxett
Exchange Bi
Geneva
Cayuna Beverage Co. , Inc
River St. Ogdensbury
Ontario Beverage
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