Senate panel approves $5 billion tax bill to fund wartime footing
The Senate finance committee unanimously backed President Truman's first installment tax bill. It would raise about 3.0 billion in individual income taxes and 1.5 billion in corporate levies annually, with further revenue from loophole closures and new excises on TVs and home freezers. The plan raises withholding to 18 percent from October 1 and allows up to 87 percent tax on top earners, aiming for signature by September 1.
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Jewel Theft Adds to French Loss Near Paris Villa Heist
In-Neuilly west Paris, jewels valued at 42000 dollars were taken from Madame Renee Bolore. The heist widens a fortnight of robberies totaling 156000 dollars, starting August 5 with 56000-dollar theft at Villa la Roc on the French Riviera. Noted victim Elsa Schiaparelli among those affected.
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Dayton Boy Killed by Car Crossing Street
Dayton authorities report ten year old Ralph E. George was struck and killed while crossing a street. The tragedy highlights dangers to pedestrians as investigators review the incident and issue caution to residents.
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