Tax plan pay as you go discussed in Roosevelts era
The article analyzes a proposed pay as you go income tax system replacing current yearly payments. It explains starting this year on present income, with future taxes paid as earned, while noting administrative and economic effects. It references Roosevelt and Churchill and reflects global complexity of postwar cooperation. It also notes the death of Theodore A. Willard, inventor of the storage battery, in California at age 80.
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Lashar
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Roosevelt
Churchill
United Nations
Theodore A. Willard
California
Willard Het
Mexico
Central America
Willard
Rationing guidance from the Office of Price Administration
The OPA explains how excess canned goods affect ration points and when to use ration books. It notes half the excess stock points are frozen for later use, with mid month announcements on point allowances and that canned foods remain in rationed categories during the freeze period.
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Office of Price Administration
Office of Prive Administration
Daily Dozen on Child Fear and Nervous System Health
The article outlines infant and child fears as inherited reflexes and protective instincts. It notes psychological fears arise from caregivers and emphasizes proper food rest and regular routines for a stable nervous system.
Quiz questions from the page trivia on leaders and facts
A column presents seven trivia prompts including the British Eighth Army commander, Wallace middle name, a resigned DNC chair, the capital of Uruguay, the WEB agency, and a Virginia Senator, plus questions about helium vs hydrogen, a pre war submarine renamed after a dive, and whether wedding invitations should be printed or engraved.
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Eighth Army
Vic
Henry Ay Wallace
Democratic National Committee
Montevideo
Chile
Uruguay
Peru
Virginia
Carmen
Liverpool
Taler
Thignelerbolt
Rift In Democratic Ranks Growing In Congress South On Warpath
A fragmented Democratic Party faces intraparty clashes as Ed Flynn nomination to Australia lingers unresolved. Southern Democrats press for concessions while Republicans align to counter New Deal stalwarts. Byrnes is seen as key to steering moderates and averting a GOP flip. The war effort steadies public approval. domestic policy faces tightening scrutiny as party factions threaten to pull apart.
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Uauter Tis
Palities Maestri
Ed Flynn
Australia
Democratic Party
Senate
Flynn
Rooxt
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Grup
Memphis
Tenn
Mynn
House
Pienso Seal
Vilo Marcantanig
Judiciary Committee
Crump
Charles Mary
Oregon
Cheyve
Donnybrook
Desl
Trump
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
En Pears
Kane in Appeal for Blood Donors Feb 17
Kane chapter of the American Red Cross appeals for blood donors for the February 17 mobile unit visit. One hundred fifty donors needed, only 52 offers so far. Misunderstanding blamed for light registration. Some prior donors think they must re register with the Red Cross donor service.
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Kane
Kane Ehap- American Red Cross
Comumiline
Red Cross
Hey
Now She Shops: Cash and tarry Without Painful party
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss social topics and personal experiences with references to midicine function and a poet. It mentions debt, housing, feuds, and a sense of disorder, but specific events, places, or names are largely unreadable.
Pneumonia Fatal After Farm Fall In Harborcreek
Mrs. Kate Ray svand, 75, of Harborcreek, died at 3 40 p m Wednesday from pneumonia that developed after she fell at the Harborcreek farm in January. She suffered a fractured pelvis in the fall and was awaiting treatment. Body remains at the hospital. Funeral arrangements are by Wilson Funeral Home North Host with services pending.
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Erie
Kate Raysvand
Harborcreek
Céather Harborcreek
Franke St. George
Raymond
Wilson Funeral Home
North Host
Three Hospitalized After Auto Collision Near Olly
Olu City February 14 Three persons are patients at Olly Hospital with injuries from an automobile collision on Route 38 five miles east of Emlenton. Drivers Harry Black 26 of Emlenton RD suffered severe lacerations left side face Dorothy Murray of Kennerdell RD leg injuries and facial lacerations and Robert Shouts 2 of First Street Vandergrift deep lacerations around the eye and facial injuries.
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Olu City
Olly Hospital
Mlentony
Harry Black
Emlenton RD
Dorothy Murray
Kennerdell
R. D
Robert Shouts
Pirst Street
Vandergrift
Jeff
Voice of the People Letter on gas shortages and rubber use
Frank L. Betts writes from Carry Evening Journal about gasoline conservation and rubber shortages, questioning wartime rationing, work schedules, and civil liberties. He asks for clarity on fuel policy and defends constitutional rights amid shortages and policing.
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Voice of the People
Carry Evening Journal
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