Income Taxes in Canada Reduced
Washington June 11. Important charges in the Canadian income tax 1205 are under consideration by the Dominion government with a view toward general relief to business and citizens. Assistant Trade Commissioner Thomas R. Whiston of Ottawa informs the Department of Commerce that the changes would involve increasing the general exemption, reducing the rate of taxable income, removing surtax and supertax, applying tax on unearned income, taxing personal corporations, and reducing the corporation tax. Since there are many American interests involved the note focuses on cross border effects.
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Washington
Thomas R. Whston
Ottawa
Department of Commercce
Canadian tax changes eyed to boost industry and wages
Dominion officials argue that planned income tax relief would benefit citizens with small incomes while shifting some burden to higher earners. Proposed reductions in corporate tax and personal rates aim to lower production costs, raise purchasing power, and attract foreign investment, with effects on receipts and investment flows pending.
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Dominion
House of Comm
Wilson
Canada
Bombay dancer Mumtiz Begum faces new legal trouble
Bombay June 21 Mumtiz Begum the Sombaz dancing girl who gained world wide notoriety over the Nantech girl creme faces further trouble as a Bombay court injunction seeks to stop her from drawing the remainder of a legacy left to her by an earlier benefactor.
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Bombay
India
Mumtiz Begum
Injunction Sought Over $30000 Legacy Dispute
Abdul Bawla known as the Bomba millionaire faces an injunction case filed by Mumtaz Becum’s mother over a 30 thousand dollar legacy. The case involves a supposed power of attorney and alleged gifts prior to marriage. An interim injunction has already been issued with a permanent injunction anticipated.
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Abdul Bawla
Bomba
Aimermonth
Mumtay Becum
Hayne
Mumtaz
Legion Names Convention Committees for Philadelphia
The American Legion announces chairmen for the Philadelphia convention running October 1 to 25. National vice commander Voncena A Carroll heads the convention organization and city leaders including Mayor W Freeland Kendrick lead war veterans committees. Notable appointees include Major General Douglas MacArthur and Admiral Seales as vice chairs with J Willis Martin leading the distinguished guests committee.
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Douglas MacArthur
Baltimore
Rene
Third Corps
Yrvadest
Piblic Sath
William G. Price, Jr
Daven Pennsylvania
National Guards
HD Seales Mandant
Philadelph Nasy Yard
Elients
J. Willis Marin
Judiciars
WL. WW Atterbury
Pennarahe Zrond
Transportation Committee
Cheese Varieties Flourish in France Exceeding 250 Types
The article notes that France produces more than two hundred fifty distinct cheese varieties. It highlights the country’s rich dairy craft and diverse regional specialties, reflecting deep culinary tradition and agricultural practices.
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France
Gobelins Meant to Modernize Paris Tapestry Studio
Mozstour Planes, new General Administrator at Gobelins Tapestry factory, plans radical changes while preserving tradition. He aims to bring fresh artists like Plot and Legueult, introduce vegetable dyes for longer lasting colors, and install a new sliding screen for outward opening casement windows.
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Gobelins
Paris
Mozstour
Will Dring
Monsieur Planes
Jay
Plot
Legueult
Gustave Geoffros
Willette
Rafaeli
Odison
Redon
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