Volume Of Talk On Income Tax Fund Issues
Montgom ery AIm sAP reports a chorus of charges and counter charges over an income tax fund plan. State revenue speakers and political figures announce plans and speeches across counties as campaigns push for a tax measure. Aug 30 meetings and Aug 22 farm bureau events are scheduled to rally support, with opponents urging voters to reject the amendment and arguing funds could be found in existing programs.
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Montgomery
Ain Sap
Comancey
Easuly
Mae Bon
Hasse Tucker
Sparks
Etatur
State Revenue Departmes
Suepheng
Montweery
Home
Protective Associaion
V. Mitchell
Imars County School Board
Geneva
Jeranton
H. H. Lala
Yakima Farm Bureau Federamm
Calhoun County Farm Bureau
Rantersvilla
Ahland
Salimsa
Nowuber
Janteville
Wremaa
Mais
Farm Bureau
Centre
Ala
Laxden
Mitchell
Wene
Twenty-Eight Will Get Honor Medal In Mass Ceremony
Washington AP dispatch reports twenty eight U S recipients to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor in a mass ceremony. President Truman will present medals to select honorees including Lt. Cec. BH Bolton and Lt Col George L Mau Ty among others, with military officials listing bravery and service records.
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Washington
APH
Toe Wall
Muver Trun
Piesderd Troma
Toe
Cecil H (Blocky) Bolton
Huntsville
Aia
War Dept
Bolton
Timberwolf
Truman
Negro Baby Found Alive in Well Dies in Selma
In Selma Alabama a newborn negro baby was hurled into a water well and recovered alive but died Thursday. Sheriffs deputy W C McCain said the infant could not have been in the well before dawn Wednesday and was taken out after dawn. Investigators consider possible survival by floating on debris such as watermelon rinds.
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Selma
Ala
Sheriffs Coir
W.C McCain
McCain
War Bond Drive Endorsed for Debt, Postwar Needs
Continued from page one, officials urged continuing War Bond purchases and restricting redemptions until maturity. Vinson and Gamble highlighted the Victory Loan as the eighth and final loan cue, aimed at funding veterans’ return, postwar federal expenses, and inflation guard. The text notes that by 1933 the funds were pledged to debt redemption and state property reduction.
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Page Onegle
Vinson
Vinson Sod
Iater
Military units arriving in the United States from Europe
An immense roster of Army units including quartermaster service companies, engineer battalions, signal and ordnance troops arrived in New York and Newport News. The dispatch details ships and aboard locations, noting their passage to U.S. bases for reassignment as part of postwar operations.
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Pury
Bostute
Abyerd Matue
Ead Mead Guarters
Baerd Artuers Group
Chenocet Bee
Meads
Ordnante Batisaan
Mimi Wuellety
Ayer
Ayer Trate Comper Y Sie Silat Quester
Ordharge
Ordharge Battalon
Nees Hock Crusher
General Black
19Th
Infantry
Hewitt
Brastagi
Quartermaster
Stith Hospital
Port Marine Maintenance Company
Noliatary Police
Lyman Abbot
Amphibious Tractor Battalion
United States
Europe
New York
Caboard Marine Panther
4034Th
Ordnance Base
Engineer Light
Abowr& Geers Taylor
7Th
Engineer General Service Regiment
Pierre Soule
Samuel Johnston
James Duncan
AlzutAboard
Joseph Austen
Tnrantry
Det
Huston T
Sea Owl
Meadquarters
M4th
Yaad
Newport News
van Abvoard
General Callen
Tnviations
Tactical Air Command
Stanal
Sone Juterion
Planes Today to Accept Japanese Surrender in South China
From the front, the plan to accept surrender of Japanese forces in South China shifts as weather and logistics delay operations. The First Army, idle since airlift from Burma, remains in reserve near China while dispatches mill about archives and South Army moves toward Shanghai. The broader surrender corridor would link with Hong Kong and other occupied areas west of the Guangdong port.
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China
First
Burma
Will Tayieh
Dueps
Tata
Diedares Wik
Armerigate
South Army
Shanghai
Japaeke
South China Wall
Hong Kong
Tree Otha
Wiedas
Hlawiwun
Andie Laachuw Pene Usta
Vient Port
Contrived Wage Proposals Spark Resignation Questions
Delegates suggested resignations amid heated debate over relief to refugees exiled abroad. British Minister P. Neel Baker argued the resolution could remove UNRRA from politics. Nevil Baker and Will Clayton urged a unanimous vote, but four nations opposed, three declaring they received Till rights.
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Sune
Neel Baker
Nevl
Baker
Will Clayton
America
MacArthur to Meet Allied Envoys in Manila Conference
The Manila base could not open the conference today. MacArthur’s headquarters kept details secret as Allied envoys from Britain Australia and Chiang Kai-shek’s delegation prepared to meet the general who once battled in Bataan. Rumors of other national reps arriving circulated amid war news and distant historical notes.
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Fage One
Eress
Jeff Tuhsus Kharaza
Hrome
Tolyo Fim
General MacArthur
Las! Tanwme
Bataan
MacArder
Manila
Maugharia
Chins
MacArthur
Dawson
Macarihn
Charles A Willoughby
Admiral Hotel
Dewey Boulevard
Tai Cui Hichard B .Powell
Olricer
Sand A
MacArthus
Lis
Willoughby
Corlewidor
MarAithu
Kyoshu
le Tstand
Okinawa
Uh Fe
Eunnno
Oknawa Wak
Arrond Atiacl
Seconnaissance
Tokyo
Donbers
Hivin
Ome
C Clewton
Pat Th
MacArthur Murday
Ana
Philippines
Japan
MacArchie
Ixland
Smang
China
Ruwa
Union Auto Workers To Demand Pay Hike
Walter Reuther vice president of the United Automobile Workers disclosed that he forwarded to General Motors a demand for a 0 percent wage increase for 300000 unionized workers in GM plants nationwide. The UAW official signaled the push could lead to similar action across the industry.
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Retroit
Walter F. Reuther
United Automobile Workers (Cio
General Motors Corporation
Reuther
UAW
General Motors Department
General Motors
Postwar road safety call from governor and official urged cautious driving
Sparks and Highway Patrol Chief Van B Gilbert urged motorists to drive cautiously despite removal of speed and gasoline limits and possible limits on car fires. The governor warned that wear on vehicles and tires cannot be replaced or repaired, increasing accident hazards in adjusting to postwar conditions.
Karafula Island’s Forest Lands in Sahkalin Japan North
Karafula, in Sahkalin’s southern and Japanese half, forms Japan’s wild north with vast forested areas. The island’s timber expanse sits under Japanese control, while Portland cement first appeared in 1929, produced by English mason Joseph Arodin.
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Karafula
Sahkalin
Japan
Joseph Arodin
Asia's Problems Declared Vastly Important To U S
James D White warns that Asia demands urgent U S focus as China faces internal strife and external pressures. He cites Japanese surrender dynamics, Chiang Kai-shek's signals, and Communist moves near the Great Wall, with Red forces poised to seize cities and railways while American air support and troop movements hinge on events in Shanghai and Chungking.
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James D White
Francisco Vap
Tirtue
Tus
Spehnaut
Suc Jame
Chimawa
Yensentusuor
Chine
Uhrestenes
Bosra
Asie
Fale
China
Lin Tong-Chi
Mills College
Europe
Asia
Britain
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
Great Wall of China
Peiping
Wedemeyer
Shanghai
Lanham Act aid curtailed as war ends
The Federal Works Agency announced that funding under the Lanham Act for wartime nurseries and related facilities will be curtailed after Oct 31 as war production ends. Some projects under construction may complete, while unstarted ones will have allotments rescinded, with continued work only if a lasting need is shown.
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Washington
Federal Works Agency
Philip B. Fiemang
FWA
Fiemang
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