War Red Cross Roll Call Totals 1941 Reported
The 1941 War Red Cross Roll Call shows subscriptions totaling $1480.58 with over 1 000 members enrolled. Ward reports detail 48 school members and contributions from clubs lifting the grand total to 1 004 members and 4 8055 in cash.
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Nations bound for separate peace with Japan pact
Tokyo reports Germany and Italy have joined Japan in war against the United States. The three powers pledge to fight together and form a common front while agreeing to a future peace, as Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo touts a new world order under the Japanese empire.
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County Abolishes Occupation Tax in Gary
County commissioners pass resolution ending the occupation levy while retaining the seven mill tax for 1942. Taxpayers had largely refused to pay the assessment, citing unfair targeting of a specific class and enforcement difficulties. The board will focus on next year’s budget with more meetings planned.
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Report British Had Warned of Jap Attack
Congress faces questions over naval preparedness after lapses in Pacific warnings. Van Nuys calls for accountability, saying Congress must identify negligence and reveal actions taken, while Bridges resists probes that might aid the enemy. The American public appears lulled by prior assurances of readiness.
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Davison Heads Erie County Morticians Society
R. Lawrence Davison of Corry was elected president of the Erie County Mortician Society at a meeting in Erie this week. Other officers named include Chester A. Sekaal as vice president and Attorney David S. Gifford as treasurer, with the group meeting at The Barn of Erie.
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Erie Budget Cut Drives City Funds Down
The 1942 proposed Erie budget underwent a second revision totaling $43,000 sliced from city expenditures. Requisitions across departments reduce available funds to about $3,000, with receipts estimated to rise 14 percent. Wage increases are expected to cost around $100,000, risking a higher tax rate.
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Dunkirk Plant Doubles Output
Dunkirk plant doubles output as shipments increase to weekly from the facility. Manager Baxwell reports 1251 workers now employed, with plans to sustain seven day operations to boost production for defense needs. He notes capacity has doubled and expects further expansion before Roosevelt’s address.
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