Roosevelt urges no fight on guns yet boxing gloves stay
President Roosevelt told Congress not to ban firearms but warned against moves that could shrink the House Democratic margin. He urged lawmakers to keep active service restrictions, as Democrats confront vacancies and a fragile 217-208-1-1-2-6 split, with steady Senate dominance but a perilous House path.
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Reader's Digest Editor To Address Executives
Allan A. Michie traveling war editor for Reader's Digest will speak on the strategy of victory to executives. The address focuses on wartime reporting and editorial approach.
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Your Share in Next Fiscal Year Budget
AP reports a 1945 war and peace budget totals $99.77 billion with per capita costs of about $722.49 this year. If wartime spending rises as outlined by President Roosevelt, the national debt could reach $258 billion by June 30 1945, making each person liable for about $1 877.59. The Treasury uses a population of 137 410 000 to compute per person figures including $148.74 money in circulation.
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Roosevelt Holds Recognition Day at Roosevelt High
Recognition day at Roosevelt High School honored students with athletic and scholastic awards. Top athletic nod went to Helen Harrington, with Ruth Zieke naming Kay Cusack as girls sportsmanship recipient. Multiple 500 point, CR, and chevron awards covered Delores Groff, Jerie Henrichs, Lavona Dvorak, Claudine Kent, Violet Stumpff, Marjorie Ely, Annalou Unzelig, Pat Ruby, Mary Lu Carpenter, Elaine Norman, and others.
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Violet Stumpff. “C.R.” For Second 500 Points— Marjorie Ely and Annalou Unzeilig
Pat Ruby
Mary Lu Carpenter
Elaine Norman
Lois Hollan
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Bill Johnson
Bill Kollman
Roberta Sheets
Velma Cook
Alice Hughes
Bruce Lane
Carol Holmquest
Betty Stepanek
Anne Mitchell
David Birch
Roosevelt requests 343 Million for Works Program
President Roosevelt asked Congress to finance a 343 million dollar general public works program for fiscal 1945 starting July 1. Only about 145 million would need new appropriations. the rest comes from unexpended past funds. The War Department corps of engineers leads with 161.6 million.
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U S Soldiers in Nazi Camps Reported Well Treated
STOCKHOLM INS The Swedish YMCA general secretary reports Red Cross packages totaling over one million monthly reach American POWs in German camps. He says prisoners are in good spirits and outlines plans for improved conditions and prisoner exchanges including film exchanges for recreation.
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