Wartime coordination and tax muddle in war effort
Central columnist argues for tighter wartime coordination of production and taxes. He cites Harold Groves on tax coordination, illustrates fourfold taxation across federal, state, and local levels, and warns that bureaucratic complexity harms morale and efficiency. He stresses ship losses and submarine threat as priorities for unity in policy.
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Charles P. Stewart
United Nations
Harold M. Groves
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Harold Groves
Harold
Municipal Finance Officers’ Association
Buffalo
Washington
Colunbia
Alexandria
Virginia
Richmond
Kamchatka
Groves
Czar Reed
House of Representatives
Thia
Churchill
Roosevelt
Far East
Germany
Poe Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Commissioner
Harvey A Poe declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in Taylor County. He asks voters for support in the August 4 1942 primary and seeks reelection to the court.
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Taylor County
Army of Snoopers Protest OPA Plan in War Effort
A column condemns the Office of Price Administration proposal to employ 100000 enforcement snoopers. Retail grocers and other merchants argue the plan harasses business, wastes funds, and distracts from war production while prices are controlled through existing measures.
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Office of
Price Administraton
Congress
OPA
National Association of Retail Grocers
United States
Big
Thse
Elopement Plans in a Stormy Farmhouse
In a rainbound night Paul and Claire, sworn lovers, seek shelter at Dian and Bill Rollins’s Ardendale farm. A stranded trio debates fate and delay as a muddy delay keeps them from an elopement, while beans and humor punctuate their tense standstill.
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Dian Wes
Ardendale Ton
Bill Rollins
New York
Ardendale
Bie
Paul
Peters
BOW 40
Esterday
Claire
Dian
Bill
J. P
Rolla
Safik
Bul
Ree
Ana Shania
Vanishing battleship era may give way to new fleet
Inter Mountain reports naval experts predicting a shift from giant battleships to faster, more versatile vessels with lighter yet heavy armor, anti aircraft defenses, and embarked air power. The Army and Navy Journal notes the trend as crucial to future sea power while US plans emphasize practical ship types.
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Army and Navy Journal
Army and Navy Register
United States
Register
Vicky Japs
Free enterprise keys postwar American strength and rebuilding
The author argues that after war America must unleash private capital and the organization genius of the common citizen to rebuild the world and sustain representative government. He warns that wartime bureaucracy could suffocate output and insists free enterprise must expand production to service a huge national debt and meet global demand.
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America
Paul Cadman
Associa
Americ ‘Sa
Drivin Woman by Elizabeth Chevalier reviewed as GWTW echo
The reviewer traces Drivin Woman to Margaret Mitchell and Gone With the Wind, noting América Moncure and Fant Annable echo Scarlett and Rhett. Mrs Chevalier’s Wellesley background and movie-writing career are highlighted, with a Kentucky Virginia setting and earthy background that could translate to film with familiar casting.
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Elizabeth Picket Chevalier
New Haven
Mrs. Chevalier
Literary Guild
Hollywood
Wellesley
Marghret Mitchell
Essertiay
Miss Mitchell
América Moncure
Fant Annable
Rhett Butler
Fant
Kentucky
America
Scarlett
Rhett
Leslie Howard
Stone Moncure
Gogetter
That Brainy War Mix of Halder Goering and Food Follies
A chaotic magazine excerpt weighs leaders like Franz Halder and Hermann Goering, amid jokes about sinking battleships, Jap submarine misses, Oregon apples, and a food crisis. It rails at war weariness, hunger, sickness, and the return to normal life laced with satire.
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Franz Halder
Hermy Goering
Churchman Says Forego World War II Talent Rodeo
The churchman argues against continuing a broader world talent event, saying after victory the United States must provide law, order, and foodstuffs. He urges delaying the peace conference at least two years, prioritizing feeding a hungry world while reconstruction begins and nations stabilize for possible inclusion in unified efforts.
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Ofurder
United States
Ed Nations Group
Crash Kiles: One Charleston Collision Claims Driver
An automobile crash within city limits yesterday left one driver dead and four others hospitalized. The deceased is a 21 year old Ford driver named in the report, with injuries to four other occupants. Police investigated and the scene was cleared.
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Charleston
Hes
Ford
Sons
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