Tax Limit Reached Warns Ways and Means in Report
Washington report says Congress should curb government spending as the Ways and Means Committee declares that maximum taxation has nearly been reached. It contrasts Democratic and Republican views on tax structure and inflation, urging a slow approach to avoid further overburdening taxpayers and calling for tax reform.
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United States
United Kingdom
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Kansan Defends Subsidies Plan in Congress
Rep. Clifford R. Hope of Kansas rebukes Eleanor Roosevelt and the League of Women Voters over subsidies and price control. He says the people oppose subsidies, warns against added debt, and notes distrust of government expansion. Debate centers on banning consumer subsidies and tax revisions amid calls for economy.
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League of Women Voters
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Philip Murray
Boy Admitted Killing In State Trooper Testimony
State trooper Robert McManus testified that 13 year old Edwin Codarre admitted killing 10 year old Elizabeth Voigt to stop her from telling her parents or camp authorities about an attempted intimate act. Prosecutors seek first degree murder based on premeditation. Codarre faces a common flaw charge due to age. Trial resumes today in Dutchess County Court after a recess.
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Robert McManus
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Codarre
Elizabeth Voigt
Cogarre
New York State
McManus
Dutchess County Court
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Eddie
Elizabeth
Young Codarre
East Fishkill
John R. Schwartz
Schwartz
Dena Mabie
Asst
Edward Russell
Mussolini Regains Health, Berlin Radio Reports
German and Italian medical experts observe Mussolini in a North Italian retreat as he regains strength after captivity. Mussolini, head of the puppet Italian Fascist Republican government, lives in a mansion with a guard of honor from Fascist militia and Hitler’s bodyguard.
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Mussolini
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Radio de J
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Adolf Hitler
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Johnson to Retire From Union College Faculty
Burgess Johnson, longtime head of the English department at Union College, will retire March 1 after 28 years as a college teacher. He plans to remain a magazine writer and lecturer and will continue as executive secretary of the College English Association, a nationwide group of English professors focused on teaching and research.
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Burgess Johnson
Union College
Johnson
Dwight Morrow
College English Association
Nimitz Plans Large-Scale Pacific Offensive Strategy
The report outlines Admiral Nimitz’s planned push across Makin Tarawa and the Marshalls with a superior carrier battleship fleet. It notes the three pronged Allied strategy involving MacArthur at Rabaul and Mountbatten in the Burma Bengal region aimed at drawing Japanese strength and forcing evacuation or retreat with limited supply lines.
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Rabaul
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Burma-Bengal Bay
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Dewey Flays President In Lepke Case
Albany reports Governor Dewey assailed President Roosevelt for not surrendering Louis Buchalter Lepke to New York authorities. He notes clemency grants delay actions on Capone and Weiss until Buchalter is turned over, cites past practice and executive clemency process.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
iCrime, Inc
Louis (Lepke)Buchalter
New York
Louis Capone
Emanuel Weiss
Buchjalter
Brooklyn
Joseph Rosen
Weiss
Capone
Buchalter
United States
Sister's Voice Recalls Sailor Memory Over Short Wave
An eight year old girl Sylvia Thornton sang over a London short wave to Maurice Thornton, a British sailor, now 17 at Ellis Island hospital. The broadcast, arranged by British officials, helped him recognize his sister and smile at a doctor, proving the first memory link since he was torpedoed a year ago.
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Ellis Island Hospital
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Atlantic Fishermen's Union Calls Strike in Three Ports
The Atlantic Fishermen's Union called a strike of Boston, New York and New Bedford fishermen, affecting about 1900 men and tying up around 120 boats in the three ports within the next six days, according to Business Agent Austin Powers.
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Fishermmen's Union
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New Bedford
Austin Powers
Whitehall Youth Delegate to Albany Diocesan Convention
Antonius Sabo chosen as official delegate to represent Trinity Episcopal Church youths at the Albany Diocesan Young People convention on Friday through Sunday November 26 27 and 28. Bishop Oldham of Albany to address on the importance of a Rule of Life.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Albany
Oldham
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Catherine Knights
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Elizabeth Holland
Agnes Trainor
Hazel Sullivan
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Sarah Willett
Lillian Benjamin
Whitehall
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Masonic Temple
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New York Giants
Union College
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Whitehall School
Eddie Fitz
Bernard Murphy
Claude McMasten
Jerome Campbell
Clifford Hewitt
Bernard McDonough
Ned Jeffreys
Tom Kelly
Ralph Latino
Colonel Bird
Fred Ingalls
H. H. Barrett
Political Stage Continued on Twenty-First Amendment Impact
The piece discusses how the Twenty-first Amendment limits the federal liquor ban and leaves states to regulate alcohol. It notes Brandeis decision doubts, commerce clause scope, and equal protection questions, wondering if federal control ended with repeal. It highlights state sovereignty over sales, transport, and distribution practices amid possible future inquiries.
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Senate Investigating Committee
Department of Justice
Liberty Ship Will be Named Webb Miller
The 10 000 ton Liberty Ship Webb Miner will be launched at the New England Shipbuilding Corp yard in South Portland on December 3. Named for late United Press war correspondent Webb Miller who was killed near London at the war’s start, the sponsor is his Westport Conn widow with their son Kenneth in the U S Navy attending.
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Webb Miner
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London
Westport
Conn
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U. S. Navy
Capital Bus Strike Ends After 180 Return To Work
Washington UP reports more than 180 bus drivers and maintenance men on a suburban line voted Saturday to return to work, ending a two day dispute that halted service for thousands of government workers. Many workers relied on hitchhiking or using scarce "A" gasoline due to the stoppage.
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Beau Jack Julie Kogon title bout fade in New Haven
In New Haven the possibility of Beau Jack defending the lightweight title against Julie Kogon faded after manager Chick Wergeles rejected a $10,000 bid from Johnny Attell. Wergeles said he could secure at least $20,000 for the fight in New York, making a New Haven showdown unlikely. Kogon’s comeback run had seen him defeat five opponents.
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Bob Montgomery
Julie Kogon
Chick Wergeles
Johnny Attell
Wergeles
Bill Harding
New Haven Journal Courier
Attell
New York
Kogan
Northeast Women’s Hockey Team Triumphs Haverstraw
The Northeast Women’s All-Star field hockey team crushed Second All Stars 7 to 0 in the area annual tournament. Players include Digby Willey Cook Mackey from Boston. White Buba Richey Sitleck Wheeler from Stuyvesant. Conklin from Long Island. Proctor from New York. In other games New York beat Tri-State 4 to 0. Boston beat Long Island 4 to 1. Stuyvesant defeated North New Jersey 6 to 0.
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Weather-proofing homes could save vast fuel stocks this year
If 3 percent more homes heated with oil or gas are fully weather-proofed this year, then over 44,250,000 gallons of fuel oil and more than one million tons of coal could be saved.
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