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A Native at Large
Daniels, Jonathan | April 5, 1941 issue

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The Farm Security Administration is not setting up any transient camps along the line between Connecticut and Westchester County, New York, to take care of the migrant suburbanites. They provide their own shelter but they are on the move and their migration is a demonstration of the fact that there may be as much pull in the hope that in Connecticut they will escape a state, income tax as there is in the hope of getting a job anywhere picking beans or building a powder factory. Also some clerks as well as some capitalists are troubled because the real estate tax on a suburban home in the Nutmeg State is only half what it is a little nearer the Grand Central Terminal in New York.

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IMMIGRANTS; PERSONS; INCOME tax; REAL property; CONNECTICUT; NEW York (State); UNITED States
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