Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1945 — Page 10

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HOUSE, SENATE TAX CONFEREES MEET

(Tax Tables, Page 15)

WASHINGTON, Oct, | —House and senate conferees begin [their attempt today to erase difbetween conflicting tax Corporate the greatest obstacles to

| ferences {relief bills, | raised

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rious differences.”

'MEN ARE INDUCTED | | FROM LOCAL BOARD

| The following 13 Indianapolis men | {have recently been inducted into {the armed forces through Marion

{county local board 11:

Wayne Eugene Arthur, 2836 W. Jackson;

Ronald Russell Chapman,

{Vincent Ray Crandall, 606 Ingomar; Jo101 N, T Benjamin Franklin Denison, 6002 W, Mor2417, Lockburn; , R. 18, B

seph Anthony DeBurger,

ris; James Isiah Davis, Robart Keith Dickerson, 1

13; Lee Gorrell Jones, 115 N. Vine, 1218 8. Richland; 2126 Haines; {erick Palmar Smal, 3217 Mars Hill; Billy iB. Sorgius, 2103 Jackson; Elvin Cecil StinJohn Edward Wolven 3 of Pittston, Pa, was also inducted herey

| RETURNEE DELAY AIRED WASHINGTON, Oct. | —Almon E, Roth, president of the {National Federation of “American | Shipping, sald today that responsibility for any delay in return of servicemen from overseas rests with

{ Clayton Kaufman, Jack William Plake,

(nett, 350 8. Taft

the armed forces rather than private| : 2 shipowners. ¢

JOHN F. PATTON, ATTORNEY, DIES

Here 26 Years.

John F. Patton, an Indianapolis attorney since 1919 until his retirement, this year, died today at his home, 941 E. 34th st, after a

Mr, Patton was admitted to the] Indiana Supreme Court, the U, 8, District Court for Indiana and the U. 8. Board of Tax Appeals in 1924. | Born in Vevay, the son of Mr. and | Mrs. William M. Patton, he served | as deputy in the office of the Switz | erland county clerk and had served {in each of the other county ofTwice "he was editor of The | Vevay Democrat and was active in|

The house approved a bill to [reduce taxes by $5,350,000,000 next with only $1,888,000,000 in | corporate tax .relief. The senate {measure called for total reductions: lof $5,788,000,000 with | benefits of about $2,934,000,000, | At the core of the controversy was the senate proposal’ to repeal the | wartime 95 per cent excess profits tax next year and the house pro- | vision to cut it to 60 per cent next {year with repeal to follow in 1947, { The house also proposed cutting the | | normal-surtax rate of 40 per cent] {on corporations to 36 per cent. Chairman Walter F. George, (D. { Ga.) of the senate finance commit- | tee, spokesman for the senate con- | ferees, said there were few ‘se-

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4. PLANS

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Indianapolis' m * Season summer © Plans moved when the new Ir Association elect and opened a d initiate the oper: The programs in the modern theater, which is Garfield Park a for inauguration Named Joseph M. Bloc dent of the tl Henry Holt, fir William A.. Hu president; Mrs. I retary, and Jam: urer,

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progress has bee ing subscriptions Nec appeal. but t way to go. He ¢ - 000 would be st and produce I until the thea sustaining. Newly appoint association inclu Leonard A. & White, Elmer 2 ' Sevitzky, Louis Keeling, Ei L Griffith, Charles Block, Mrs. Ha Joseph E. Cain, ( John I. Kautz. Also William | A. Kuhn, Mrs. * E B, Newill, P Arthur R. Baxte Mrs. Herman C Voigt and Willia

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Two Indiana 1 » ported missing, & ously reported have today been the Navy depart

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2-¢c Herbert An Whiting, previou ing, and Seaman Williams, Loga reported a prisor Five Hoosier, war prisoners, hz as safe. They ir er 3-¢c Eldon Lee Yeoman 3-¢c Do; Clay City; Sigr Decon Gregg, El Arthur Owen Sr Chief Quarterm: Thaokery, Green: Calvin Hacker previously listed reported safe.

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