05 Jan 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary notes reference King George VI and messages to individuals Jou and Mic ene Kinin, with a quote about every man facing his Waterloo. The text appears as a clipped historical snippet signaling a speech or quotation context without clear event details or dates.
Starting January 1 a new Victory Tax applies to wages with 12 weekly or 52 monthly payments. Tax rates vary from one cent weekly on low wages to about 2.10 dollars weekly on higher pay. Employers must remit these deductions to Internal Revenue, and workers file the tax on their annual returns. Credit is given for certain insurance expenditures.
A garbled 1942 Alameda County notice outlines old age relief and welfare payments. It cites 8,890 relief recipients, total disbursements of $282, and average monthly per person payments around $35, with military or naval service exemptions noted. Debts paid and war-related costs mentioned, along with regulatory deductions.
A report notes 154,461 people received $35,077,776 in aid to the needy aged during November, averaging $36.75 per person. In January 1942, aged aid reached 158,478 recipients, with $5,783,218 distributed and an average of $26.49 per person.
Dr Monroe Deutsch on Monday urged a federation of nations with militarily ready strength to deter aggression, arguing it is the only way to prevent greater destruction in a looming war. Cauliflower from Hall Station in Alvarado ships three loads eastward to meet demand. Oakland Alamein county housewives warned they can save steel by replicating one can of fruits or vegetables weekly for a year, according to a leading food distributor’s estimate.
A fragment discusses Farould and cartoons headed to Chicago and New York, mentioning Gaultfloiver in a market context. The text hints at distribution or exhibition of cartoons last year and speaks to urban centers as destinations.
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