Opinion: Mor menthau tax plan needs perked up sales
Washington column argues Secretary Morgenthau should adapt the income tax stamp idea to sell more appealing items through the post office. It suggests using practical bric a brac or decorative pieces to entice monthly purchases and ease the annual tax burden.
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Henry McLemore
Washington
Henry Morgenthau
the Treasury
William Woodin
Novocain
Post Office
Morgenthau
May
Mr. Morgenthau
McLemore
Congress
Intelligent tariff study proposal from religious council
The Federal Council of Churches calls for a new governmental unit to study how tariffs trade immigration and money laws affect other nations and report to Congress. It cautions that local gains from discrimination may be offset by harms to goodwill and national trade.
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Federal Council of Churches
Congress
United States
Odd Bedfellows in Army Create Multinational Buddies
Three soldiers from Company D of the 158th infantry, 45th division, share a bond across nations. Ettore DeConcini says he values freedom after four years in the United States. Peter Kusian, Croat, and Ralph Benz, son of English-heritage grandparents, recount their wartime perspectives and pride in America.
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William T. Rives
Bowie
Brownwood
Army
158Th Infantry
CIA
Tucson
Ariz
Ettore DeConcini
Peter Kusian
Ralph Benz
DeConcini
Kusian
Ben
Tyrolean Alps
Ginbe Aviz
Benz
Yugoslavia
New York
England
Germany
Sion
Europe
Wedding Delays as Groom Vanishes Before Memphis Ceremony
Kay Allison faces a stifling church scene in Memphis when Barry Flynn fails to appear for their planned wedding. Jetta Dorne’s threats loom as the groom’s whereabouts remain unknown, leaving guests and family to decide whether to postpone the ceremony.
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Kay Allison
Carter
Myra Allison
Memphis
Barry Flynn
Nevada
Jetta Dorne
Jetta
Kay
Barry
Wendy
Marguerite
Ching
Mr. Flynn
Mr. Allison
Gladys Norcross
Yassam
Cephus
George
Ideas to improve city life from Globe-News readers
Readers propose removing signal bells from traffic lights to avoid a hickish image while urging cautious adoption after study. A contest to guess wartime entry time offers a prize. Suggestions include building an Ice Palace for Amarillo, enforcing chasing-fire-truck laws, widening Fifth Avenue, and replacing alley weeds with Bermuda grass for better city aesthetics.
Kay Probes Barry Mystery as Family Clamor Fades
Kay insists on solving Barry's alleged action and vows to marry him despite family outrage. In Chicago or Memphis era tensions rise as clues unfold at Barry Flynn's apartment with Ching and Mister Stanley Gilbert present. Kay searches rooms for a note while noting Flynn's odd behavior and a potential church visit.
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Kay
George
Memphis
Barry
Wendy
Ching
Mister Gilbert
Stanley Gilbert
Mister Stanley Gilbert
Mister Flynn
Pepper Young’s Family Moral Core and Elaine Carrington Portrait
Clarissa Lorenz summarizes Elaine Carrington author of Pepper Young’s Family noting the show promotes family unity as America’s moral center. Carrington discusses writing from listening to teens and family trials, the show’s history from Red Davis to Pepper Young’s Family, and reader letters praising its impact. She also contrasts Jane Russell with Myrna Loy and Jean Harlow in Hollywood culture.
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Pepper Young
Elaine Carrington
Mrs. Carrington
Patricia
Bobby
New Yorker
Carrington
St. Nicholas Magazine
New York Evening Sun
NBC
Red Davis
Mr. Young
Pepper
Youngs
Union Street
Junior College
Peggy
Oil transport crisis sparks navy of pipeline bids
The industry splits over easing Eastern fuel shortages with rationing, tanker reallocations, and new pipelines. Some want rapid coastwise tanker use and long-distance lines from Texas to New York, while others favor ocean tankers as cheapest transport.
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New York
Icries
Eastern Seaboard
Gulf
South American
North Atlantic
Texas
Mississippi River
Illinois
New England
Portland
Montreal
New Jersey
Savannah
Hughes compares Jane Russell to Jean Harlow in The Outlaw
Frederick Lewis notes Howard Hughes argues Jane Russell should not be measured against Jean Harlow. He says Jane differs in type and appearance, countering superficial comparisons with Harlow, and cites contrasts between Hell's Angels and The Outlaw in color and screen presentation.
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Howard Hughes
Jane Russell
Jean Harlow
Mr. Hughes
Jane
Harlow
Hell's Angels
Jean
Myrna
Metal for Jewelry From the Copper and Brass Association
The bulletin discusses jewelry history from ancient crafts to modern copies inspired by masterworks. It notes the popularity of military motifs, varying price ranges, and the use of rolled gold plate with brass as the base, producing jewelry, watch cases, and accessories from copper alloys.
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Oevenuto Cellini
Mous
Manners Quiz Answers on Gift Etiquette and Hostess Rules
A reader tests social graces with five scenarios on thank-you notes gifting, dieting at meals, and handling annoyances. Official answers advise writing thank-you notes, equal courtesy for both genders, avoiding bragging, mentioning dieting only if invited, and tasting a little when unsure, with tactful restraint in remarks.
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Allison
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Christian Science Onitor Magazine
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