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Christmas, 1933, President Roosevelt issued an amnesty restoring civil rights to 1,500 pacifist agitators and draft dodgers jailed during the War.
Because of progressive stiffening and steepening of the income tax law the number of taxpayers on 1932 incomes is larger than it would have been if the law had been unchanged since 1929. But it was not large enough to satisfy Secretary Morgenthau. Last week he called 150 internal revenue...
As a Christmas present to 1,500 War-time agitators and draft dodgers. President Roosevelt issued an amnesty proclamation restoring civil rights to all who, convicted under the Espionage and Selective Service Acts, had served their sentences. Unaffected was the case of notorious Slacker Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, who escaped to...
Amnesty to Dodgers. Since Prussia was governed by German Socialists from 1920 until last year, Premier Göring is trying the experiment of offering wealthy folk who dodged Socialist taxes an opportunity to win amnesty for their past misdeeds by solid support of the Nazi Prussian State-contributions to...
Discreetly behind a cloud of Prussian censorship last week Minister of Justice Kerrl and Premier Göring were making it possible for scores if not hundreds of wealthy tax-dodgers to hold their heads high.