Income Tax Decision Yet Far from Settled
The Republican plan begins with a 1948 income tax cut aimed at easing the burden for the low earners while rolling back rates for the rich. It would total about 6.3 billion dollars in cuts, potentially smaller if enacted, and faces Democratic resistance and presidential veto risk.
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Industries Using Coal in 1945 and a Sheriff Sale Notice
In 1945 railroads were the largest coal users with 125,120,000 tons. Home and small users followed, then coke, utilities, steel and rolling mills, and cement. A sheriff sale notes six thousand new concrete brick and coloring supplies at 232 East Fairfax Lane, to be sold February 2, 1948 in Frederick County Court House.
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Rainfall Totals and 35 Year Averages by Month
Report shows present and past rainfall with January to December averages from 1913 to 1946. Total year to date rainfall is 2.72 inches, mirroring the 1948 figure. Averages by month range from 1.94 inches in February to 3.92 inches in June. Data courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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