Morgenthau plan eyed as cash tax curb and war bonds push
Column discusses Henry Morgenthau's war finance ideas, aiming to tax and save cash, curb consumption, and drive government debt through war bonds. It contrasts Morgenthau with Leon Henderson, notes public investment aims, and questions yield and long term effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Smatler
Morgenthau
Leon Henderson
Henry Morgenthau
Leon
Henry
Morgenthal
Congressional
Cheylvn
Town bell tolls when Ligonier revives curfew
Associated Press reports Ligonier Pennsylvania revived a 1918 curfew ordinance to curb late night noise. Burgess J C Myers defends the measure saying curfew helps keep teens at home after 9 30 and quiet for sleeping residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Associated Press
J. C. Myers
Westmoreland Couuly
Williamsport
Sai
Ligonter
Argentina crisis deepens as Ortiz dies and Casill o assumes control
The article analyzes Argentina's political shift after President Ortiz becomes incapacitated and dies, with Vice President Casill o taking charge. It notes pro Axis leanings fading, rising sympathy for Latin American peers, and growing U S friendship amid ship sinkings. It also discusses shared rides and a four hour shift idea for women workers to ease strain while maintaining home care, and calls for factory growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
United States
Ortiz
Boadness
Cassillo
Ino
Uncle Sim
Nagis
Castilla
Chile
Derosa
Andes
Pacific
Fragmentary foreign conflict note with garbled lines
A jumbled excerpt mentions Britain, Germany, France, Libyan forces, and North regions in a confused report. It appears as a damaged propagation with unreadable passages and misaligned words, offering no clear event, date, or outcome.
DAILY QUIZ QUESTION CLUES FOR CLASSIFIED PAGE
Fragmented OCR offers a seven question quiz about presidential ancestry wars declarations locations and officials. It asks about Roosevelt ancestry Mexico war status Aleutian proximity P 3a nickname and more with several garbled items and typos throughout.
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Turn Co
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mexico
Aleutian Islands
Hawaii
Australi
Alma
Stamns
Goverament
Sigyuney
Agricultre
Amalie
United States
el DeRessio
Tush Beals
Unclear text fragment highlights on plants and industry
Scattered notes mention potate perfumes, mangled references to the Gingko tree in sacred China, Japanese and American ornamental use, Wol otek ordnance plant workers in Milan Tennessee, and a projected 1990s shift of women into warmth industries. Also notes about the Swiftstar ship disappearance, Great Lakes sizes, and wooden tires inventions. The text is fragmentary and not a coherent report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
United States
Wolotek Ordnance Plant i
Milan
Tenn
Washington in Wartime Vacation Strain and Plans
Washington workers expect two week vacations amid wartime shortages. Park areas may flood as leisure travel declines with limited gas and transport. Decentralization moves push offices to Suitland and Arlington, raising commuting patterns and housing pressures. War bond uptake linked to wage and tax concerns. fuel and theft data highlight wartime economic strain.
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Jack Stinnety
Washington
Rock Creek Park
Hains Point
Great Falls of the Potomac
Chautauqua program slated for Washington grounds
Twenty years ago preparations were nearly complete for the Colt Alber Chautauqua on the Washington grounds for a week starting Wednesday July 5. The community debated a possible protest over a $5 school tax levy while arrangements to collect unpaid tax were being organized. A county bond issue was discussed as a potential method to cover expenses. Meanwhile a piano recital by Mrs C Shoop’s students drew neighbors, with five and six year olds performing challenging pieces with poise. Organizers began forming a tennis association through the Chamber of Commerce to coordinate municipal efforts. Norma Beameft, five, was injured when struck by a Ford driven by her father near their West Smith Street home, with serious injuries reported.
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Norma
C.F. Beameft
West Smith Street
Prom Medical Society urges daily breakfast for health
A Daily Dozen note from the Prom Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania discusses breakfast importance. It argues a proper morning meal aids workers from laborers to office men, highlights fruits cereals dairy and nuts as year round foods, and warns against skipping breakfast even in hot weather. It also mentions a Connecticut blue laws era provision about missing children on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Dozen
Prom Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Local Couple Wed at Dunliirk Parsonage
Shocked by the news, H W Mosher and Miss Kamyy Stnnamal were united in marriage Thursday evening at the First Methodist church parsonage in Dunliirk. They have returned to the city and reside at an apartment at the corner of Bagh and South streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W Mosher
Wind
Brockay Brothers
Kamyy Stnnamal
First Methodist
Dunliirk
Bagh
South Street
American Revolutionary Chain Across Hudson at West Point
A description of the Continental Army's chain across the Hudson at West Point, built to guard the river from 1774 through the Revolutionary War. The chain stretched about 5000 feet, links roughly two feet long and weighing around 100 pounds each. Several links remain at West Point. Also notes the Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia began power generation in 1941, two years ahead of schedule.
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Ron
Hudson River
West Pelul
Highlands
Wesh Point
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Washington
Scarlet sin slayer Weed released from Fairview hospital
Weed, known as the Scarlet sin slayer, who beat his wife and two children in 1936 and was confined after a relapse, has been released from Fairview hospital for the criminal insane. He was previously ordered committed to Fairview after display of violent insanity and religious mania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bree
Yuky
Fairview Hospital
Weed
Fairview
Kellings
Imi Ymo
Corry Tuesday Registration Lists 230 Youths by Birth Dates
The Corry process sorted registration cards by birth date. Cards begin with January 1, 1992, then January 2, 1992, ending with January 30, 1924. When dates match, cards are alphabetized. Serial numbers start at N-1, with the first card receiving the next number after the local board's highest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rege Oncy Teimple
To & Reelstrant
Second Front Chief Hinted for UN Command
A Montreal Washington dispatch notes General A. G. L. McNaughton as heavily favored to lead United Nations forces in Europe with a second front. London reports also suggesting General George C. Marshall may receive the command.
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Montreal
Washington
A. G. L. McNaughton
United Nations
Europe
London
George . Marshall
Amy
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