Withholding Tax Plan Unlikely
WASILINGNON Aug 17 1963 The Sonal Wravey Congress the day appeared ready to strike Crain Ale pending lax all the treasury's payroll withholding lax play to collect income tax. Subcommittee member Clark said he favored current basis by forcing taxpayers to pay as they earned but open to withholding tax in principle. The panel aims to study methods to sharpen payroll withholding under House bill.
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Chile
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Duchhitet Jay
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BHI
Boys Of 98 to Meet in Cleveland for Veterans’ Plans
In Cleveland veterans of the Spanish-American War, the Boys of ’98, will gather amid talks by Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines on roles for veterans after the war. Rice W. Mens urged restraint on pension increases as many veterans remain in stockades or under surveillance in the Philippine Islands. Memorial services honored deceased veterans with floral tributes and remarks from leaders.
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Philippines
Guv
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Rice W. Mens
Stockades
UN Aero
Philippine Islan
Halsey B. Leavitt
North Carolina
Bertha M. Funke
Ausilivered
Fruit Growers Meet In Wooster
In Wooster the Ohio State Horticultural Society gathers at the experiment station for a Thursday meeting. Dr J H Gourley leads the program with a tour of the Fruit By-Products Laboratory and demonstrations of dehydration and fruit preservation equipment for home and commercial use. Grape growers attend a special session on industry developments.
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Ohio State Horticultural Society
J. H. Gourley
Ohio Agricultural Experiment _ Station
Cub Pack 136 Plans Picnic at Cascade Park
Cub Pack No 136 will hold its monthly meeting at Cascade Park Tuesday evening at 6 30. Cubs are to bring a basket lunch and attend a business session followed by a ball game and informal conversation.
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Cubs
Wartime Update on Pacific Skirmishes Near Kokoda and Port Moresby
Military brief notes ongoing Kokoda to Port Moresby clashes as Australian and allied units respond to Japanese advances. Messages from MacArthur and Nimitz indicate cautious optimism, with no decisive news from New Zealand headquarters and heightened activity in the Owen Laney range area and nearby passes.
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Owen Laney Range
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Moresby
New Zealand
Reberee Ghormley
Pearl Harbor
Adin
Chester W. Nimitz
Wien
Two Bills Affect Lives OF Soldiers
Washington August The burr bills vitally affect the lives of men serving in the armed forces and their dependents. One bill would provide immediate payment of dependency allowances to families of service men and remove the prohibition against payment prior to November 1 from the dependency act. The second would extend absentee registration and voting rights to all service members stationed in the continental United States. Both measures have House approval and Senate sponsors anticipate action today.
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Aug
Johnn Rankin
Mass
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United States
Pri
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Crash Near Xenia Claims Four Lives
XENIA O Aug 11 Four people died in a Route 42 accident six miles west of Xenia on Sunday traffic reports list Teremea A Tepesamp age 2 Dayton as the fourth victim. Injured are Jane Gr 21 Dayton who was to be inducted into the army this week Richard J head of Daxton age fd Gene Andress 18 Jane via Baxter case ren 3a and another unnamed victim in critical condition with unclear ages or affiliations.
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Tepesamp
Ef Dayton
Miles Weet
Janes
Famous Resort Hotel To Be Base Hospital
The Greenbrier Hotel in Sulphur Springs is slated to be converted into a government base hospital. Officials announced the plan as part of wartime mobilization measures.
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Ee Sulphur Springs
W. Ang
Greenbrier
Calic Ants
Takes Nep Crown in Eastern Grass Tennis Championship
Margaret Osborne of San Francisco and Brough take a second title in as many days by defeating Bliss Betz and Doris Hart in the finals of the Eastern Grass Tennis Championship. The Miami high school seller, 17, reached the final rounds before losing to the champions.
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Tope Brough
Margaret Osborne
San Francoisco
Bliss Betz
Doris Hart
Miami
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Boxing Feud Hangs on War Dept Ruling for Louis Connor Fight
Promoter Mike Jacobs delays outdoor heavyweight bout as War Department decision looms. Louis trains at Fort Riley while Connor rests at Red Bank. Jacobs says indoor venue possible. six weeks needed for proper buildup and gate appeal. If cleared, bout could occur within three weeks to fit Weld Series schedule.
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Jack Cuddy
Unitedress
York
Aug
War Department
Corp. Int Louis
Billy Connor
Melio ‘Beltina
Mike Jacobs
Alt
Red Bank
N. J
Jacobs
Louis
Fie
Yecons
Ballyhoo
Connor
Mike
Gravaller
Fefus
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Davis Cup junior squad named by U S Tennis Association
A group of 14 players from across the nation was selected for the Junior Davis Cup squad as of August 17. Members include James Brink Seattle Bruce Daniels Worcester Irvin Durman New York Robert Falkenburg Hollywood Fred Kovleski Mackinac Harry Likas San Francisco Arthur MacDonald San Gabriel Ted Norpoth Moighton Budge Patty New Orleans Jack Tutto New Orleans, with camp at Upton starting January 16.
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Shu Gordon
New York
United States
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Asien
James
Brink
Seattle
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Bruce Daniels
Worcester
Mass
Irvin Durman
New York City
Robert
Thomas Falkenburg
Hollywood
Calif
Fred Kovleski
Mamtramek
Mich
Harry Likas
San Francisco
Arthur MacDonald
San Gabriel
Ted Norpoth
Moighton
Sex
Budge Patty
Sic Antellos
Jack Tutto
New Orleans
Musto and Savold Ten-Round Bout Set at Griffith Stadium
Washington reports a scheduled ten round heavyweight bout between Tony Musto of St Louis and the Savold of Des Moines at Griffith Stadium after two postponements. Musto expected to weigh about 202 pounds, roughly ten pounds over the top heavy in the division, while Savold had become the favorite after a knockout win over Lui Nova in May.
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Tony Musto
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Te Saveld
Des Moines
Mel
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Musto
Joe Louis
Savold
Pitethy
Lils Knockout
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Lui Nova
Foamglass develops buoyant glass for boats and insulation
Pittsburgh Corning Corp announces Foamglass, a cork like glass with cellular structure that floats and resists water. Weighing about 10 pounds per cubic foot, it offers buoyancy and long term water resistance suitable for lifeboats, pontoon bridges, and insulating uses. Production starts at a western Pennsylvania rectory site.
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Pittsburgh Corning Corp
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Bill to mobilize tech resources sparks wartime plan
Washington report notes Sen Afarley M Hirliore Th We Va introducing a bill for a national office of technological mobilization to marshal war related science. Kilgore cites plans under review by government agencies and warns of talent cartels and patent delays impacting the effort.
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M. Hirliore
Office of Technologies
Lechion
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Uly Rubber
Triman
Pitents
Shortage of Meat Grows Despite High Supply
Chicago August 2 Eastwood president of a national retail meat dealers group says rising meat demand, due to price ceilings and higher personal incomes, has disrupted supply. He notes demand steadily climbs as record wage levels persist, causing a perceived shortage even with large retail stock.
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Legion Parade Bricker Reviews Canton Ohio Event
American Legionnaires convene in Canton as 1500 delegates march past 100000 spectators. Governor Bricket reviews the parade and Legion officials. Carton won top honors in senior band. Akhar Memorial Post second. Carrolton third. Drum major premier honors to Steubenville Findlay. Elyria’s Heuby Jr crowned pageant judge. Helen Busser elected Le Chapeau. Various officers named from Cleveland Marian Lima and East Akron. Child welfare project won first for Cincinnati. Cleveland second. Cincinnati third noted.
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L'Aumainiers
Onetta Waver
Akron
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Cleveland
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Xenia Salon
Clocinnali
Priorities Expert Here Wednesday War Board Consultation
In a concise notice the War Production Board announces that the Priorities Expert will be available for consultation this Wednesday. The service aims to assist industry with coordinating priority allocations and resolving efficiency issues across sectors.
Wage Boost Plans Amid Union Interviews in Elyria Chamber
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce notes workers received a sufficient pay rise to offset living costs. Unions' members would keep good standing as a condition of employment under the provision. Interviews are arranged by appointment to avoid delays. MarDonough office callers urged to schedule.
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