Word: filed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...disputants will file separate reports with the President tomorrow on their inability to agree. In urging them on Friday to resume discussions of the point at issue, Mr. Roosevelt asked that they report to him that they have agreed or are making progress toward an agreement...
...lowering personal exemptions to $750 for single taxpayers, $1,500 for married couples,* the new bill adds some 4,911,000 small wage earners (with salaries as low as $14.50 a week) to the 17,197,000 people who must file returns in 1942. About 2,256,000 of these small wage earners will actually pay taxes. Of $303,000,000 in extra revenues provided by lower exemptions, these new taxpayers will contribute a scant $47,000,000. The other $256,000,000 will come from the pockets of the 10,925,000 people who now pay taxes-by lifting...
...undemocratic manner (TIME, Sept. 22). President of the hod carriers for the past 15 years, he had never been elected. He and his six vice presidents, who were appointed, had continued themselves in office by simply reappointing each other. As his union met in convention last week a rank-&-file revolt threatened, but Mr. Moreschi quickly squashed it and, with the backing of A.F. of L. President William Green, triumphantly won the first election the hod carriers had had in 30 years. After a floor demonstration which brought tears to Mr. Moreschi's eyes, the hod carriers' pious...
C.I.O.'s big, glowering John L. Lewis, who has many other things to think about, last week had a rank-&-file revolt on his hands. Rank ingratitude, thought John L. Only last spring he had fought and snarled and snorted until he had won for his Pennsylvania miners a boost in pay. And what thanks did he get? A kick in the paunch. All because his miners had been asked to kick in a little more money to the United Mine Workers' treasury...
...Latest hour for new transfer students to file study cards without $5 fine...