Word: rateness
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...interim tax law which raises income taxes an average of 17%, effective Oct. 1, will gather only about $2.7 billion extra over twelve months' time. Another raise next year, if twice as stiff, would probably bring in added taxes at the rate of no more than $6 billion a year. That would leave $5 billion to be gathered from broadened excise taxes, or from a federal sales tax-all of which would result in the highest levies in U.S. history. Congress might not stand for that, might decide instead to go deeper into debt (national debt today: $256 billion...
Under Britain's newest social scheme, 12 million lower-income Britons became eligible last week for free or cut-rate legal...
...year, "moderate" disposable income as not more than ?420 a year. The new act will cost the government at least ?1,000,000 a year. Divorce cases are included in the scope of the new law. Some critics of the plan fear that Britain's divorce rate, which rose from less than two per 10,000 population in 1939 to 13 per 10,000 in 1947,* will zoom still higher...
...first defensive team lineup had Dike Hyde and Hank Rate at ends; John Nichols and Art Connelly at tackles; and Rosenau and Dick Heidtmann at guards. Phil Isenberg and Buddy Lemay were the line-backers; Dusty Burke and Bob Ray played the halfbacks, and Warden was the safety...
...scrimmage was aimed at perfecting offensive assignments against one Cornell defense. Tom Ossman replaced West and ran with Carroll Lowenstein, Dave Warden, and Phil Isenberg in the number one backfield. The offensive line included Paul Crowley and Hank Rate, ends; John Nichols and Nick Culolias, tackles; Jerry Kanter and Bill Rosenau, guards; and Buddy Lemay, center...