Goebbels Appeals for Initiative Amid War Strain
New York dispatch reports Propaganda Minister Goebbels urging German soldiers to show more initiative as the war reaches its fifth year. A German high command order calls for harsher penalties to enforce troop discipline, with penalties raised to the maximum where public sentiment deems the normal penalty insufficient.
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New York
Ine 5
Jose Goebbels
U. S
High Command
Goebbels
Front and Hoe Land
Ruml predicts postwar income tax cut and living standard rise
Ruml told Cedar Rapids Gazette the postwar U S living standard could rise by 50 percent under right conditions. He argued federal taxes could be cut by more than half with a $140 billion national income and 55 million workers. He forecast an $18 billion annual budget and a $5.5 to $6 billion debt service, with $40,000 income tax at current rates. In Minneapolis, Navy Seabees and Army ordnance used 75 mm shells in a Sherman tank to blast a volcanic rock road, cutting costs and time for road construction in the Pacific.
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Rapids
Meardsley Rumi
Ruml
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Rumi
Minneapolis .P
E. Gialdini
Twin Cities
Thomas J. Waters
Frederick K. Adams
Goldman Wins 29th Arkansas Invitation Golf Championship
Wilford Wehrle of Racine Wisconsin led early at Hardscrabble Country Club Fort Smith Arkansas but the backstretch grind and a two over par 71 final left Spec Goldman of Dallas to win one up. Goldman posted a 72 medal score to clinch the title.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Wilford Wehrle
Raciné
Wis
Spec Goldman
Dallas
Wehrle
Weht
Goldman
War production chief urges focus on big job ahead
Donald M. Nelson told Detroit today to ignore excessive talk of war production cutbacks and contracts. He warned the industry must raise arms output beyond the present rate to reach the anticipated peak next November, stressing the outlook is out of proportion to the facts. The article recalls the Ranger as the first armed vessel to fly the stars and stripes in November 1777 under John Paul Jones.
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Detroit
Donald M. Nelson
Ranger
John Paul Jones
Lue Star Ointment Promises Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Lue Star Ointment for skin conditions such as eczema ringworm pimples and sores with a money back guarantee if it fails to satisfy. The copy urges readers to try the product today.
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