The Sinews of War and American War Production
The article notes a surge in aviation output with Col John H Jouett reporting 20000 military planes produced by month end and a two year plan nearing 100000. Industry expansion raises plant space to 46000000 square feet and payroll toward 400000. It emphasizes unity for victory, condemnation of Japan and Hitler, and a war-time shift in living standards.
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Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
John H. Jowett
Col. Jouett
United States
Diminishing returns and taxes in the emergency economy
Charles P. Stewart discusses the law of diminishing returns in U S taxation as a limit to tax revenue, with Senator Walter F. George warning of near exhaustion of funds. The piece warns higher taxes may delay debt repayment, threaten credit, and provoke inflation, while noting a boom period raises death risk.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Walter F. George
Senate
Finance Committee
Uncle Sam
George
al Capone
Treasury
Henderson
Polic
Susan Farmer Prompts Ardendale Talk On New York Plans
In Ardendale, Susan Farmer, praised for modesty and poise, faces questions about a possible romance with Roy Leonard in New York and a life away from the farm. Irene Carter and Miss Alice discuss Susan’s future as Roy circles photographers and a television studio keeps busy with Dainty Diana Dairies publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Alice
Fred
Susan
New York
Miss Alice
Ardendale
Mosher
Irene Carter
Diana Dairies
Mr. Jones
Trene
Susan Farmer
Ireni
Roy
Irene
Jones
Bisamy
Staten Island
Leonard
Connecticut
American ingenuity in nut shell fashion reform
A Cumberland News piece highlights Texas students and 4H club members converting local nuts and plant seeds into costume accessories. From black walnuts to hickory pecans acorns and other items, they craft buttons jewelry and trinkets as innovative rural crafts. Farmers watch with interest as new fashion items emerge from laboratory inspired work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
UNITED FOR VICTORY Biking Inter Mountain
United and confident our country begins a great task, uniting in a common cause as war comes to the United States with surprise air attack on Hawaii and the Philippines. The nation pledges work and production as its creed to mobilize for war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Hawaii
Philip Islands
Higher and Higher tax plans haunt the nation
A Clarksburg Telegram summary notes lawmakers push for further tax hikes after a ten percent income tax on above exemptions and discusses possible surcharges on surtax social security and wage taxes. Proposals include advance tax collection, a third of net earnings taxed, and a shift toward modest living amid rising burdens. Named byline: Cordova Leather Bill Folds, Skaggs & Co.
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Clarksburg
Congress
Icome
History of Taylor County School Music and Memorial Day
The piece recalls how music entered public schools, highlighting talents like Charles Barnhouse and Mary Leeds, and notes the Catholic school in Grafton. It covers the 56th Memorial Exercises on May 30, 1924, led by S. M. Zinn, with Royal C. Johnson as speaker, and the Taylor County Memorial program funded by the county court. The event honored Civil War veterans and World War II veterans, detailing Johnson's service and leadership in the House veterans committee.
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Charles Barnhouse
Wiliam
Hoskins
Harry
Frank Hanshaw
Hamilton
L. Carson
Charles R. Durbin
Mary Leeds
Grafton
Taylor County
Grand Army of the Republic
Baltimore and Ohio
S. M. Zinn
National Cemetery
Royal GC. Johnson
South Dakota
World War Veterans Bureau
Washington
Elizabeth Cummins
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross Society
Royal C. Johnson
United States
United States Congress
American Expeditionary Force
United States Army
France
Seventy-Ninth
Veterans Committee
House ‘of Representatives
Have your Baby's Shoes Metal Bred for Christmas
SKAGGS & CO advertises metal bred baby shoes as a Christmas gift idea promising durable keepsakes that mothers will love.
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Skaggs & CO
For Rent Unfurnished Apartment In Desirable Section
Unfurnished five room apartment in a desirable residential section available for rent. Showings by appointment only. Call 212.
Gift idea essay urges timeless jewelry as the best present
A brief promotional note from Skaggs & Company Your Jeweler encourages choosing jewelry as the most appreciated gift that endures years. The firm suggests jewelry as a reliable way to please recipients and highlights its lasting appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaggs & Company
Legals Notice in Taylor County for Matthew Dottellis Case
The notice states in favor of Mike Dottellis against C D Jacobs on an appeal for 151 dollars plus interest and costs. It notes Cottellis not a resident of West Virginia and requires appearance within 30 days from first publication to protect interests. Witness Frank M Hollis Clerk December 2 1941 in the 79th year of the state. Dec 3 10 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cottellis
C.D. Jacobs
Xootion
Circuit Court of
Taylor County
West Virginia
C. D. Jacobs
Ona C. Jefferys
Teylor County
West Vinginisy
Mike Dottellis
Frank M. Hollis
Publication Order in Taylor County Court
In Taylor County clerk's office a December 1 1941 order publication concerns Annabel Proctor Wilson as plaintiff and Maurice Crenshaw Wilson Jr as defendant in a Chancery suit. J Guy Allender is attorney for the plaintiff with case file S-10-11.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Weet
Annabel Proctor Wilson
Uaurice Crenshaw Wilson, Jr
J. Guy “Allender
Planet
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Natural Law of Economics
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Cumberland News
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