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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1940
Page
6
General Hugh S Johnson argues the excess profits tax will curb new enterprise and hurt small firms. He cites a 1928 company that lost capital yet faced high potential taxation, warning the law could suppress expansion, favor large firms, and resemble totalitarian economic control. He defends wartime support for Roosevelt and offers unofficial aid.
In Ephrata Pennsylvania Amish families consider moving to Maryland amid consolidation of rural schools, age 16 education limit, and opposition to modern amenities. Elders defend old ways, arguing work ethics and self reliance, while some families test new lands across the state line.
Detroit reports Edward Pokorny, Friend of the Court for Wayne County, proposes a law limiting divorces to one per person. He argues divorce acts as a perceived safety value for society even as he questions rising rates.
The Great Sound of Bermuda served as a World War I U S Navy base. Bermuda’s waters hosted Base 24 with Agar and Ireland islands supporting fuel, supplies, and repairs for American sub chasers and patrols. The clipper era connection and British naval overlap are noted in historic context.
Washington reports Donald Nelson ex Sears Roebuck executive now directs procurement for the U S Treasury. He presses Bethlehem Steel for expeditious delivery on a navy order, contacting industry leaders to resolve a two week delay. Roosevelt-Melo talks cover Argentinas role in war supply and export finance. Britain faces fog bound bombing and relies on sound detections to locate raiders, while weather hampers both sides.
Fresh cheese stays better when wrapped in muslin dampened with vinegar and water and kept in a paper bag in a cool spot. For leg of lamb, rub with salt garlic pepper and marjoram before cooking to improve flavor. When frying croquettes in a wire basket, dip the basket into hot fat first so the croquettes release easily.
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