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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1945
Page
10
This first of ten Heath MEE articles explains that despite claimed simplification the 1945 income tax remains complex with patchwork changes. It notes two tests for auto tax calculation, the option to use withholding receipts, and a standard deduction or tax table approach for different income levels.
Pravda denounces the American press as friends of Hitlerites for using Pope Pius XII's Christmas message to push a peace that favors Fascists. It cites the New York World Telegram Washington Star and New York Sun arguing about democracy and conquerors.
Marion held memorial services for Lt. Col. Bill Reed at the Presbyterian church with overflow in the basement. Rev. George Stemm praised Reed’s gifts and character, recalling his World War II service over China. The service honored Reed as a beloved, Christian gentleman and urged continued duty to country and faith.
The text outlines the Cedar Rapids Gazette’s establishment in 1883, publishing details at 600 3rd Ave SE, Cedar Rapids Iowa, second class matter filing June 18 1932, and rates for night and day editions. It lists Associated Press United Press International wire services and business offices in Chicago New York and Detroit with media affiliations and memberships.
William L. Batt of the War Production Board told the Detroit Economic Club that there is a growing tendency to look to government for home and job security. He warned that such a shift could lead toward a form of government not preferred, urging private enterprise to maintain focus on the overall economy.
A recently constructed bridge in Iraq was submerged by 20 feet to allow ships to pass over it. The report notes the move as part of a broader discussion on human security and worker demands vis a vis government action.
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