Tax Reductions Plotted Amid Postwar Relief Talks
LYSIS WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS notes potential 5 percent billion tax cuts in individual income taxes with up to 2 billion from exemptions, plus nearly 3 billion from corporate taxes. Proposals include lowering or repealing excess profits taxes, value, and surtax reductions for small firms, and delaying social security payroll tax boosts while keeping reserves above 6 billion dollars. GIs may avoid wartime taxes on service pay and officers could spread tax liabilities over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
John Q
Labor pattern hoped as UAW GM talks stall no wage clamp
Government officials hold high hopes for a postwar pay pattern as UAW and General Motors face a stalemate over a 30 percent wage increase. Both sides push for settlements to ease reconversion, while the administration favors maintaining wartime take home pay and freezing prices. Contacts view a forthcoming management labor panel as key to resolving disputes and shaping policy.
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Henry Ford I
United Automobile Workers
UAW
General Majors
CIO
General Motors
General Motora
Anlone
Strongl
Ilssay
Sion
Truman urges year of postwar youth military training debate heats up
Congress weighs President Truman’s plan for one year of postwar military training for 17 to 20 year olds. Some lawmakers express openness while others reject compulsory service. Estimated 75,000 youths yearly would be called, 250,000 rejected for medical or mental faults. Weather favors southern camps with officers in charge. kitchen police duties reduced for reservists. Meanwhile Allied plans target Japan’s zaibatsu and aim to dissolve monopolies to open political and economic liberalization as Japan’s constitutional transformation begins.
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Truman
Congress
Revercomb
Rep
W Va
Beny
Celler
Dem
Postwar Auto Market Sees Looming Demand in 1948
Alexander Hamilton Institute forecast indicates domestic demand for summobiles may reach 9,843,000 next year after adjusting for population growth and war stoppages. With 27,364,000 cars in operation at the wartime peak, only about 21,921,000 may be in use at the start of 1948, leaving a shortfall versus normal levels and suggesting substantial postwar restocking.
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Alexander Hamilton
Nations at UN style body vow to aid global food goals
The article notes a world body with 80 nations signing its constitution, aiming to improve agricultural output and nutrition through information exchange and voluntary cooperation. It cites widespread hunger, lists member countries such as Canada, China, France, India, Mexico, the United States, and the United Kingdom, and highlights the urgency of dietary improvements.
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Chateau Frontenac
Uebec
Canada
FAO
Australia
Belgium
China
Denmark
Ean
Egypt
France
Greece
Guatemala
Field
Holyduran
Iceland
India
Iraq
Laheris
Luzembourg
Czechoslovakia
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nieis
France’s Three Parties Rally for New Constitution
France’s Communists Socialists and Popular Republican Movement prepare a new constitution amid elections. The PRM backed by General De Gaulle emerges as a moderate counterweight to radicalism. The bloc shapes a mixed political landscape with varied nationalization and reform aims.
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France
Communista, Socialista
Popular Repubean
Popular Republican Movement
de Gaulle
Commu Jnists
Rigault
PRM
PRA
Fire raids expose U S city vulnerabilities
Chicago Fire Marshal Anthony J Mullaney warns that no large American city could withstand sustained explosive and incendiary raids. He cites Hamburg as an example where brick walls failed, fire departments struggled, and a fire storm killed tens of thousands, underscoring the risk to U S cities with timber frame buildings and few open spaces.
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Europe
Anthony J Mullaney
Chicago
Oren
Mullaney
Hamburg
Germany
Galt
Arena
Navy Demobilization Push Cuts Enlistee Discharge Scores
The Navy, with nearly 21000 released since V J Day, plans to demobilize more by next year through lowered discharge scores. Aimed changes include male officers to 44 points, enlisted men to 39, WAVE officers to 30, and enlisted WAVE personnel to 24, while keeping the age and service duration calculations intact.
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Navy
Turkeys secured for Thanksgiving despite smaller birds
Government orders spur turkey production with ample stocks, Army Quartermaster Corps assures. Producers began early purchases and dressed birds are stored in warehouses or en route to fulfillment. Few details unclear due to fragmented OCR but confirms planned holiday supplies.
Halloween Party Highlights At Local School
Leon Honer hosted a Halloween party with Spooks as the main feature and a three course meal. Mrs Homer Philips plans a move, while many neighbors like Vernal Workman and the Gurr family shared visits, birthdays, and medical news as children enjoyed games and a luncheon.
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Leon Honer
Helen
Lernoi
Larry Gurr
Ione
Larry
Gardner
Grand
Don Minrow
Naples Ada Social Notes Highlight Home Fun and Visits
Naples Ada reports a party honoring Orva Allred for her birthday hosted by Mrs Mary Southam and Openshaw. Updates include Mr and Mrs Glenn Wall moving to Vernal and visits to Salt Lake City by Mrs Victor Allred, with Byron Jacobson, and care for Allred children by Wanda Jacobson. A Harvest party at Naples Scout House featured music, drama, and dancing, plus a wedding reception for Leon R Powell with husband and wife duos performing and refreshments arranged.
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Mary Southam
Orva Allred
Allred
Glenn Wall
Vernal
Pearl
Tauline
la Bell
Tauliné
Laeil Anderson
Littlee Darling
Vena Collier
MIA
Leon R Powell
Joan
Joelle Hall
Sara
Ina Jorgensen
Pope
Marie Poulsen
Ema Smith
Jery Pond
Powell
Goram
Ogden
Fragmentary note on a Sunday dinner in August
Incomplete OCR text describes a Sunday dinner held in August in honor of someone or something named Singing, with scattered names such as Good He decurmpant and elinda, plus references to islands and a singing event.
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Gt Jain
Angeles
35 Years Ago October 21 1910 Marriage Notice
A fragmentary item notes the marriage of William Henry Roper of Jermia and May Jones. Other scattered lines reference Bishop Colton and wife, travel plans to Los Angeles, a dental figure E Hirth, a ranch visit, and various local names in disjointed notes from the period.
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William Henry
Roper
Jermia May Jones
Reutag Hadlock
Be Dragon
D. Colton
Los
Sr E. Hirth
Ecal Dental
Jensen
Gromber
C. W. Graham
David Witmer
Hasfbrick
Robert Allred
Tghnrste
Spats
P. Neda Wy Ney
Bss
Local Marriage and Birth Notices From 1925 Week
Glen C Anderson officiated as athletic director at Tah High School while Miss Edna Rigby of Salt Lake City wed there this week. A marriage license was issued October 14 to Harley Wilkins of Jensen and Edna Gilroy of Jensen. A testimonial for Victor Wilkins, son of Bishop and Mrs George Wilkins, followed as he prepared to depart for a Central States LDS mission on October 30. Births included a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Martin Curtis of Glines on November 6 1925 and a boy to Mr and Mrs Von Acy. Roy Reader and Mrs Karren welcomed a son. Mrs David Karren Jr. reported another boy born on the 27th.
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Glen C Anderson
Tah High
Edna Rigby
Salt Lake City
Harley
Wilkins
Jensen
Edna Gilroy
Lloyd Gilroy
Orpheus Hall
Victor Wilkins
George E Wilkins
LDS Church
Central States
Martin. Curtis
Glines
von Acy
Roy
Reader
Igs
David
Karren Jr
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Openshaw
Elsie
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Rere
Robison Machinery
West South Temple Street
Ceate
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