Housing For Squirrels Kou-Part-an Hews Letter
Wartime column surveys manpower shortages in 1943 and the impact on civilians and industries. It notes 11,200,000 men drafted, inflation eroding purchasing power, and shifts toward substitute products, used merchandise, and longer overtime in critical war zones. The piece discusses press strikes, farm labor plans, Willow Run bomber plant staffing, and public notices on labor and safety.
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White Pigeon News
Whites Mirror
Bancroft Commercial
Birch Run News
Bridgeport Examiner
Columbiaville Press
Ewen Cloverland Press
Kalamazoo News-Advertiser
Marshall Calhou
County Advertiser
Muskegon Observer
Burton Spanser
Galien News
Horton Journal
Jackson Republican Oak
Northport Leader
Sawyer
Willow Run
Ypsilantics 3
Ford Motor Company
Farmers Tax Basics for 1942 Reporting and Accounting Methods
Farmers including livestock and crop growers must file federal income tax returns if required by income level. They may use cash receipts and disbursements or accrual accounting, with specific rules for inventory, farm income, and special credits. Subscriptions: Herald $2 per year.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
What You Busy With War Bonds
Shipyards nationwide set records in building a merchant marine to transport supplies and troops. The massive effort drives the overall cost into millions of dollars as hundreds of ships rise to meet wartime needs.
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