Tax Exempt Land Worth Billions Across U S
The National Association of Assessing Officers reports billions in real estate shifting to tax exempt status in 1942, lifting property from tax rolls. Universities, churches, and hospitals expand tax exempt holdings while government owned land remains largely exempt. New York and Milwaukee show large exemptions relative to total valuations.
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Chicago
National Association of Assessing Officers
Association
New York
Washington, D. C
Milwaukee
Goes Back to Die But Not to Freeze
Patrick Flood, 90, who had returned to Ireland last October after seven decades in the United States, scooped back to the United States this Saturday after learning life in the old country was too harsh. He said he went to die in his birthplace but the winter nearly killed him, prompting his decision to abandon the turf fires for central heating.
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New York
INS
Patrick Flood
Ireland
United States
America
Floor
Flood
Shannon
Airport
Presbyterians Air $17 Million Benevolence Budget
The 459th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. proposed a $17,000,000 benevolence budget for 1948, the largest in church history. Delegates to meet Monday would authorize $7,000,000 more than last year. Major allocations include $7,835,679 for national missions and $6,290,595 for the foreign field.
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Presbyterians
Grand Rapids, Mich
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
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