Crossroads in the country on war end and aviation
Washington column notes questions about when the war ends and the impact of aviation on postwar life. It cites Damon and Goebbels, projects bombers and air power growth, and envisions global peace through shrinking the world and advancing transportation.
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Damon
New York
Chicago
Aires
United States
Washington
Moscow
Ashington
Cairo
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Anid
Wartime propaganda and blackout measures cited in brief
The piece notes wartime propaganda efforts by banks and propagandists to dazzle audiences with Japanese style threats. It reports a German Poland paper urging extinguishment of Allied commemorative lights during blackouts. It mentions iron and scrap drives in Rhode Island averaging about 3 000 tons weekly, or over 9 pounds per person.
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Poland
War Informagic
Rhode Island
World leaders pledge postwar peace and disarmament
Franklin D Roosevelt Winston Churchill state common principles for a better world. They call for no territorial aggrandizement, right of peoples to choose, equal access to trade and raw materials, and collaboration for economic advancement. They seek abolition of force and arms reductions pending a wider security system.
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Ace
Churchill
Eee
United Kingdom
Steps to Check Medical and Dental Needs at State Level
State House Boston reports the Department of Public Health coordinating with the War Manpower Commission to plan medical and dental care for civilians amid a looming physician shortage due to armed services demand. Dr Vlado A Getting outlines Massachusetts advisory survey, with tax shifts discussed to support public services and maintain low real estate tax rates while extending tangible personal property taxes.
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State House
Boston
State ‘Department of Public Health
War Man‘power Commission
Vlado. A. Getting
State.Public
John Winthrop
Gonor
Massachusetts
Tax Exemption Rules Cited for Personal Belongings
The commissioner outlined a ten year history of levy practices under the law. He said taxpayers may file a return of personal belongings for tax purposes with a $1000 exemption applying to items such as jewelry furniture art and other luxuries.
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Not Stanley but Rowlands was Henry M. Stanley's adopted son
A claim reexamines Henry M. Stanley alias Rowlands revealing his early poverty and voyage as a cabin boy to America. Adopted by Stanley, the youth later became a New York Herald reporter and traveled Africa in 1871 seeking Livingstone, ultimately helping reveal vast discoveries attributed to Stanley’s name.
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Henry M. Stanley
Africa
David Livingstone
Stanley
Rowlands
Wales
America
New Orleans
Henry Moton Stanley
New York Herald
Livingstone
Biaxin
Ctor
Ledger Syndicate
WNU
State House prepares plans for workmen compensation
Boston State Industrial Accident Board advances plans to regulate self insurance under the new law requiring employers of six or more to provide workmen compensation. Frank E Godfrey of Needham named Director of the Division of Self-Insurance with a salary up to 4800. A poultry conference at the State House seeks price standards to keep growers viable as officials discuss distribution and feed issues with federal representatives.
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Boston
Frank’ E Godfrey
Needham
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