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GOP Firm on Tox Cut Despite Big U. S. Costs

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (U. P.).|

eral hospital. He was born {in South- Marshall plan. rt and had lived here for 14 years. Chairman Eugene D. Millikin (R.

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Republicans stood pat today on Ti, t plans to renew their efforts for lan income tax reduction next year Charles’ A. McLaughlin, 57 N. gegite’ the prospects of huge govSherman dr., died yesterday at Gen-lernment expénditures. under the

{Colo.) of the senate finance com-~ Survivors are his wife, Evelyn; a mittee sald he believed a G. O. P. Elizabeth Emery, tax bill would be offered soon after Cincinnati: three sons, Harvey and congress convenes—whether in spe-| Lawrence McLaughlin, Indianapolis, cial session this year or for the

The bill probably will be similar mond, Mrs. Josephine “Nelson, West to the legislation which President

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Local Deaths—

Mrs. Conyers Strickland, Jess Purser’ Residerit 65 Years, Dies

Rites for Mrs. Conyers Strickland, Searcy, Eagle Station, and Daniel, 1051 W. 27th st., will be at 1 p. m./S8earcy Worthville, Ky. tomorrow in Christ Temple church/ The Rev. A. C. Brooks, pastor of] with burial in Crown Hill, {Third Christian church, will ofA resident of Indianapolis 65 ficiate.’ . |B vears, Mrs. Strickland died Sunday afternoon at Generab hospital. She Mrs. Madge Neal was a native of Ripley, O, and a| Services for Mrs. Madge Neal, member of Christ Tempe. M Nora, who was killed in an autoSurviving are four daughters, Mrs ia : i Hulda Talley, Mrs. Connie Canaday, mobile accident Sunday at Laila Mrs. Agatha Ellis and Miss Rose- yette, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomary Strickland, all of Indianap-|/morrow at Copher and Fessler Fu-/,

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Fermor 8. chairman of the Indianapolis Community Fund, will respond to the President in behalf of the 7000 local volunteers charged with raising $1,279,200 for the support of the 46 Red Feather services of the fund.

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olis; a son, James R. Strickland, neral Home, Elwood. San Antonio, Tex., a Sister, Mrs. | Mrs. Neal died when the auto-| Clara Pettiford, Grand Rapids, 'mobile driven by her husband, Wil-| Mich, and several® nieces and liam, crashed into a utility pole nephews in Detroit. (Mr. Neal was not seriously injured

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