Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1945 — Page 15

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MAY STRIKE UT] EXCISE TAX CUT

Senators Consider Restoring Luxuries Levies.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 (U. P.).= The senate finance committee today considered the possibility of rejecting the $535,000,000 cut in 1046 excise taxes proposed by the house, The house voted to reduce federal excises back to 1043 levels effective next July 1, The lowered rates would affect cosmetics, luggage, jewelry, furs, electric light bulbs and alcoholig beverages. Some members of the senate committee favored delaying the reduction until the end of 1946. The committée is generally re-writing the $5,350,000,000 tax relief bill approved by the house, Elimination of the excise tax cut appeared the most likely approach if the senate committee is to heed the treasury plea not to cut estimated federal revenue by more than $5,000,000,000 next year. Small Business Benefits The committee in its first session

ans. The $4,780,000,000 cut was based on committee decisions to: Repeal the excess profits tax on corporations at a savings of $3,555,000,000. . Apply surtax exemptions of $500 for the taxpayer and $500 for each dependent on all individual income. This would amount to a cut of $2,085,000,000, dropping 12,000,000 low income persons from the tax rolls. Repeal the $5 automobile use tax, saving motorists $140,000,000, In addition, the committee voted to freeze for another year the social security payroll tax of 1 per cent each on employer and employee. Freeze Social Security

The repeal of the auto use tax and freezing of social security rates

senate committee followed both treasury recommendations and the house bill,

The treasury urged repeal of the excess profits tax. The house voted only to cut it from 95 per cent in 1946 and. to cut normal corporate rates four per cent for a total cor- |

For individuals, the treasury re-| commended repeal of the three per cent normal tax applicable on all income over $500 a year, regardless of dependents. The house voted instead to give credit for dependents in figuring the normal tax and cut surtax rates four percentage points. Net Result Same The senate committee followed house léadership in giving depend- | ency credit but cut the surtax re-| duction to 3 perceritage points. The | net result was almost the same as | the treasury recommendation, {

In addition to relieving 12,000,000} low-paid persons from any federal income tax in 1046, the senate ac- | tion would spread a $1,303,000,000! saving to more than 30,000,000] others. | For example, a married man with a wife and two children pays about | $160 tax on earnings of $2500 under present law. He would pay $06 under the house plan. He would pay $100 under the senate commit-| tee proposal.

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AGRICULTURE GROUP | TO MEET TUESDAY

An agricultural outlook meeting | will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Purdue-Marott agricultural | center, H. E. Abbott, Marion county agricultural agent said today. The necessity for farmers to con- | sider many post-war adjustments in 1946 operations will be con-| sidered, in the discussions led by R. J. Bauman and H. 8. Morine of Purdue university's department of agricultural economics.

LT. RABER ASSIGNED | TO ISLAND HOSPITAL

Lt. (jg) Robert M. Raber, 3033 Washington blvd, has been assigned | to the hospital on the island of Adak in the Aleutians after spending a leave at home, He had completed his internship at Oak Knoll Naval hospital in Oakland, Cal, His wife and three-month-old son, | David Marshall, will reside at the home of Mrs. Raber's parents, Mr. | and Mrs. Clarence N. Warren, 419 E. 48th st.

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By WALTER RUNDLE United Press Staff -Correspondent SHANGHAI, Oct. 19. — Small, white tags attached-to a row of plain wooden boxes in a funeral parlor revealed today the names of 14 American airmen executed by the Japanese on Formosa last June after a routine military trial. Inside the boxes were urns containing the ashes of the airmen and records of their execution, They showed that the men were killed by a firing squad at Talhoku, Formosa, June 19 at a time when Japan was making peace feelers to the allies. A 15th box contained the ashes of an American marine, Joseph Francis Florence, who was killed when the Japanese plane in which he was being brought to Formosa for execution crashed, Florence, whose name and rank were not known here, was captured by the Japanese on Miyako island. Tags Identify Remains Written in Japanese and English, the tags on the other 14 boxes contained the names: Army Lt. Ralph Robertson Hart ley, Bridgewater, Me. Lt. (J.g) Harwood Stevens Sharp,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _=° Ashes of 14 American Fliers, Executed by Japs, Recovered

Heights, N. Y. (Rank not given.) P-0 1-C James Roy Langlotti Oakland, Fla. : P-O 2-C Charles Edward McVay, Pine Bluff, Ark, Sgt. Robert Lee Lawrence, ‘Wins-ton-Salem, N. C. P-0O 1-C Freddy McCreary, Barber Hill, Ky. P-O 3-C Delbert Eureka, Cal. P-O 3-C John Robertson Parker, Dunedin, Fla, P-0 2-0 Harry Hershley Aldo, San Francisco, Cal. 8gt. Harry U, Spivey, Atlanta, Ga, Sgt. Merlin W, Biggs, Three Rivers, Mich, The boxes were recovered by an offices of strategic services rescue team commanded by Lt, Col. Michael J. Charignon and will be held here pending burial instructions from Washington. Next of kin have been notified.

NAVY LISTS SEAMAN DEAD, ANOTHER SAFE

One Hoosier navy man, Seaman 1-¢c James Kennell Dye, Gary, who was previously reported missing in action, has today been listed as dead by the navy department. Another Indiana man, Seaman 2-¢ Richard Henry Deuitch, Michi

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seven ‘detours have been lifted. Concrete patching is in progress on U. 8. 52 from Lebanon northwest about two miles and between Lafayette and Fowler. Contracts for bituminous resurfacing have been let on the same section of road. The road is not closed, but traffic should use caution and obe serve signs carefully,

Roads closed account of construc-

tion: Ind. 11-=Closed 1 mile north of Laoconis; detour 2 miles over county road.

Ind. 11-Bridge out 1 mile north of Blisabeth; detour 3 miles over county gravel, Ind. 11-Closed from Seymour to Dudleytown; detour 18 miles over 50, 31 and 280, Ind. 18-Closed at south city Wabash; detour 1 mile over 1 county oll mat, Ind. 16--Closed just west of Denver; detour 3 miles over county roads, Ind, 17-Closed from Rd. 14 north; detour 3 miles over 14 and county gravel U. 8. 24-Closed from New Haven to 51 miles northeast; detour 15 miles over 14 and 101,

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worth to 84; detour 37 miles over 8, 37. and 84. , Ind. - 103—Bridge out north of New Castle; detour 8 miles over 3 and 36. Ind, 187: from 48 to City} detour 33 miles over 59 and 48. d from an to 63; detour an .

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