Tax cases loom as Supreme Court appeal on Social Security taxes
Boston moves to the nation’s high court over three Social Security tax disputes under the old Act. George Davis of Waltham challenges payroll, employers, and employees taxes tied to unemployment insurance and wage resistance, with a railroad and Edison Electric as party respondents. The district judge upheld two taxes while declining on standing. the outcome could shape the constitutionality of Title Nine and Title Eight provisions.
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Boston
Federal
Social Security At
U. S
Iso
George C. Sweeney
George Davis
Waltham
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edison Flecae Wiominating Company
Davis as stockholder challenges taxes on employees
In a mixed corporate tax dispute, Judge George F. Morris sits for Judge Norton. Davis, backed by Edward F. McClennen, argues the Eight and Nine taxes are absurd and non-uniform. Government counsel Robert H. Jackson defends the payroll and employer taxes as within the general welfare clause and valid. The Edison Company is deemed an agency for taxes on employees, with no standing to challenge the tax.
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Davis
Scott Wilson
James M. Morton, Jr
George H. Bingham
Norton
George F. Morris
New Hampshire
Robert H. Jackson
Washington
Edward F. MecClennen
Sweeney
Edison Company
Modern Godiva in Midtown Taxi Scandal
New York witnesses a lurid taxi incident near Broadway and 48th street as a woman, abandoned by her escort, is seen tearing off clothing inside a cab while bystanders react with shock and a uniformed attendant struggles to control the scene. The crowd blocks view and police are absent. Hotels have a growing banquet.
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New York
Broadway
48Th Street
Michael Arten
Godiva
Alcatraz
Amherst Services and Funeral Notices Reported
Tonight's services at St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church feature Rev Russell Bonner speaker on The Word of Home Ties other churches hold talks and rosary at St Joseph's Catholic church plus cottage prayer at Mrs Katharine Kuhn's home and Foursquare praise service led by Rev Glen M Horst Funeral services for Charles Eggert were held at Zilch Funeral Home with Rev C Schmidt officiating and pallbearers from among relatives Newberry funeral rites largely attended at Baker Funeral Home with two vocal duets and pallbearers from Vermilion and Brownhelm families Burial in Brownhelm cemetery.
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Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Russell Bonner
Chesterville
Hey. W. Breda
Beres Lutheran Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Herod
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
First Evangelical Church
Katherine Kuhn
Dewey Road
Glen M. Horst
New Philadelphia
Charles Eggert
Jenne Road
Zilch Funeral Home
C. Schmidt
R. IH. Hearn
A. J. Bauer
John
George
August
Jacob
Harry
Edward Sabiers
Crownhill Cemetery
Newberry
W. J. Newberry
Baker Funeral Home
S. I. Roger
Brownhelm Reformed Church
Erbscorn
J. Ries
Vermilion
Lloyd Bacon
Elmer Kneisel
Henry
Frank Leimbach
Earl Knispel
Manuel Collins
Familly
Brownhelm Cemetery
Banquet Chaos Sparks Graffiti and Gravy Showers
A surge of toast tossing and food-throwing disrupts cafes and hotels as patrons hurl bread bits gravy meat and butter at guests. The mood shifts from playful mischief to damage as deposits rise at two large hotels. Broadway is deserted at dawn, storefronts smeared, police guards few, movie houses eerie in the foggy morning.
Funeral services for Claude F Woods
Claude F Woods died at his home in the Buckeye Hotel South Amherst. Funeral services were held from Zilch Funeral Home with Rev F E Eastman officiating. The body was later moved to Dunkirk for additional services at Keiper Funeral Home and burial in Dunkirk cemetery. The list of coming events includes an Eastern Star Valentine party at Mrs Elmer Gall's Harris street home and a Washington Birthday banquet at the Masonic Hall.
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Claude F Woods
Buckeye Hotel
South Amherst
Zilch Funeral Home
F. E. Eastman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Dunkirk
Zilch Funeral Co
Keiper Funeral
Avenue Cut
Eastern Stars
Elmer Gall
Harris Street
Clarence Farschman
Washington
Masonic Hall
Woman Walks Park Avenue With Hairless Mexican Pooch
In a brief anecdote Bill Farnsworth recalls a woman strolling Park Avenue with a tiny hairless Mexican dog. A passerby quips to the woman that she has nearly exhausted her canine companion.
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Bill Farnsworth
Park Avenue
Evening events and club notices for Masons and local groups
Thursday evening features a Masons and wives program with entertainment and potluck dishes. Circle one of St. Peters church meets Thursday at Mrs. Hamann's home. Hospital auxiliary meeting postponed a week. Eagle auxiliary drill team to meet at the F O E Hall at 7 30 pm. Mrs. Keleck hosted Circle two of St Ann's Society last evening with Five Hundred and Fan Tan. high scores listed. AUCOURANT CLUB hosted by Mrs Powers with three tables of record games and refreshment courses. Members listed for next meeting at Mrs Helen Baker's home. Hospital news and Amherst events noted.
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The
Eagle Auxiliary
F. O. E. Hall
Caroline Keleck
Spring Street
St. Ann’s Society
Allan Hoffner
Thos Andrews
Rose Plate
Nell Kerns
Mary Brucker
Lincoln Street
Aucourant Club
F. R. Powers
Cornell Avenue
Jonnie Jaeger
A. J. Bauer
Henry Plato
Helen Baker
Ed. Hinkley
Lorain
George Smith
Elyria
John Tamann
7. G. Maxwell
Nelson Pippett
E. G. Peitch
Mathew Lawless
Jennie Jaeger
Edna
Olive Beller
Birth at Henry Pearl Street Attends Hospital Stay
Henry Pearl street woman admitted and gave birth to a baby girl. Discharges include Martin. Schroeder of Amherst K. D. moved from hospital to home on South Amherst road in Baker ambulance. Brief notes: Powers returned to Oberlin College after weekend with parents, Lehman visited Lorain last evening, Strohmeier spent Tuesday with Elyria relatives. John Lubbock’s The Hundred-Hen Books referenced in a lecture fifty years ago at the English Working Men’s College.
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Henry
Pearl Street
Martin. Schroeder
Amherst
South Amherst Road
Baker Ambulance
Harry Powers
Oberlin College
F. R. Powers
Lehman
Lorain
J. J. Strohmeier
Elyria
John Lubbock
Ara
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McNaught Syndicate Inc
Women's Union
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