100 Percent State Income Tax Proposal Sparks City Meeting
In Onondaga County officials and 21 groups debated restoring New York State income tax to a 200 percent level to fund rising school teacher salaries. The plan, set to take effect March 1, 1948, could replace the proposed sales tax, which might raise up to 1.6 million dollars. Attendees included Senator John H. Hughes and Assemblyman Lawrence Rulison. CIO director John J. Maurillo was denied a vote to speak for his group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Robert G. Soule
Chamber
Onondaga County
John H. Hughes
Lawrence M. Rulison
Searles G. Schultz
Cleffan
S. Forsythe
John J. Maurillo
CIO
Assault Charge Hearing Postponed In Local Court
Third degree assault charges against Lawrence J. Capels 33 of 108 Morgan Ave postponed until Thursday by Police Court Judge William H. Bamerick after an alleged incident at Lewis Park involving a 13 year old girl who aided directions. Capels remains on bail pending disposition.
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Lawrence J. Capels
Morgan Av
Wiliam H. Bamerick
Lewis Park
Bamerick
Capell
Cranstoun to Speak on Auditing Standards in Syracuse
William D. Cranstoun of Hardman & Cranstoun will discuss current auditing procedures and standards at a meeting of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Syracuse Chapter tonight at the University Club. He holds CPAs from New York and New Jersey and is a member of the American Institute of Accountants.
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William D. Cranstoun
New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants
Syracuse
University Club
Cranstoun
Hardman & Cranstoun
New York
New Jersey
American Institute of Accountants
Wallace hints at third party in presidential race
Wallace spoke in Ithaca and Syracuse signaling there may be a third party in next year’s presidential race. He said he would support changing America’s foreign policy and criticized Truman’s war stance while noting he plans to attend events at Cornell and Lincoln Auditorium.
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Henry A. “Wallace
Syracuse
America
Ithaca
Democratic
SOF
Commerce
Wallace
Progressive
Citizens of America
Baily Hall
Cornell University
Buffalo
Lincoln Auditorium
Frank Kingdon
New York State
PCA
Kenneth Spencer
Zero
Moster
Democratic Party
Democratic National Administration
Truman
Congress
Russia
Housing Dilemma in Syracuse Shortage Relief
A Syracuse landlord with three seven room apartments plans demolitions after April 1 and may rent to ease winter housing. He fears eviction delays due to OPA rules and court action. The Syracuse Housing Authority has acted only as a clearing house and not as a rental agency.
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Syracuse
John Surino
OPA
The
Syracuse Housing Authority
Flowers for Miss Shea Marks 30th Anniversary at Court House
Miss Anna C. Shea of 101 E Lafayette Avenue was surprised to find flowers on her desk commemorating 30 years on the county clerk staff assigned to the Supreme Court. She was appointed a special deputy county clerk December 10, 1917, with deputy Gifford P. Montague and staff taking her to lunch in observance.
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Anna C. Shea
E. Lafayette Jv
Court House
Supreme Court
Gifford P. Montague
Miss Shea
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Syracuse “Herald-Journal
Wallace E
Schubert Frye
Brewster
Washington
Bolt
FBI
Henry Wallace
Atea
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