Word: taxes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Outlining a postwar tax plan designed to relieve pressure on small businessmen and to achieve maximum employment, John Lintner of the Business School addressed a forum on "Taxation and the National Income" held in the Lowell House Junior Common Room last night under the auspices of the Conservative League. Other speakers were Hans H. L. Staehle, visiting lecturer on Economics, and Talcott Parsons, professor of Sociology...
Thus Government action between now and V-J day became clear: 1) begin cutting expenditures (there was no news yet on tax reductions); 2) keep most wartime controls. The break in the country's wartime economy was not yet as wide as a church door nor as deep as a well. But with Japan still to beat, it would have to be enough...
Example : the only Negro reporter present asked him what he thought of Franklin Roosevelt's interest in Negroes - in fair employment practices and the right to vote without a tax. Truman swung around, cocked an eye at the questioner, said he would give him some advice: read the record of Mr. Harry S. Truman on that...
...last week, Graham stock hovered at 75. So Frazer and friends now have an investment in Graham of $1,068,750. Some $540.000 belongs to Joe Frazer and family. And if he decides to sell out, he pays not a skyhigh income tax, but only a moderate capital gains tax...
...What's wrong with that silly little mind of yours? Eh? What are you worry ing about? V-bombs? Fish queues? In come tax? Your health...