Taxes in U S Remain Light Krugliak Says
Isidore Krugliak told a Temple Luncheon Round Table at the Courtland hotel that the current tax burden on Americans is light but future taxes will rise. He called taxation the foundation of civilization and argued big taxes are needed in a war period. He cited the real estate tax as oldest and noted the gasoline tax funds roads. He noted 22,000,000 income taxpayers this year and dismissed 1895 Supreme Court views of the income tax as unconstitutional. Rabbi Charles B. Latz presided.
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Five Pound Son Born to Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles reports Jackie Coogan and wife Flower Perry welcomed a son weighing five pounds fourteen ounces on Wednesday. The couple married last summer in Gardner Nevada while Coogan was on leave from Fort Ord California where he served as a private first class. Coogan's prior marriage to Betty Grable ended in divorce in 1939.
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Never Say Die Bald Head Observation From Harrisburg Barber
David H. Frederick in Harrisburg marked 50 years as a barber with a wry remark about hair on bald heads, saying he has never seen a bald head that could grow hair.
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