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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
6
An illustrated preview outlines 1941 men’s styles with duller colors, roomier coats and trousers, and larger pockets to hold war-related items. It notes zippers inside suit linings, longer pants, brighter buttons, and limited hat changes while manly practicality dominates.
New York reports that over 70 percent of world merchant shipping could access Great Lakes ports via the St Lawrence seaway once approved by Congress. The project, with 27-foot canals and locks and a 2,350 mile deep water route, would boost defense and cut Midwest freight costs by about 80 million dollars annually.
Chicago report shows Sixth Corps area survey among chaplains morale officers and enlisted men. From a soldier view personal comfort and enjoyment gifts are acceptable but should be small and portable. Subscriptions to home newspapers and pet apparel among desirable gifts. All gifts must be well marked with rank camp company and post office details.
Mrs. Melville Mucklestone, head of the National Consumers Tax commission, declares American women now have a patriotic role in governance after the Nineteenth Amendment. She urges 2,500 units in 43 states to adopt a 10-point program for civic betterment to cut costs, lower taxes, and ease national defense burdens. She notes all points are proven and urges action ahead of the August anniversary.
A direct tax is advocated to show citizens what they pay and to avoid masking costs. The piece argues indirect taxes on business raise consumer prices and proposes honest direct taxation, economies in government, and strong defense amid rising national debt. It also notes Orange California's harvest parade and pioneer spirit reflecting American resilience.
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