Tax relief in 1946 moves through Congress in postwar plan
Washington previews a 10 to 15 percent cut in individual income taxes for 1946 with possible retroactive effect to 1945. Treasurys Vinson and President Truman push relief while forecasts show shrinking outlays and uncertain postwar budgets amid demobilization and UNRRA funding questions.
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China
Peanut Producers Plan Long Range Health Food Drive
RALEIGH August 22 i Con version of the peanut from war crop to health food will guide a long range program to be discussed in meetings through Thursday. Carolinas Tennessee and Virginia producers join with national peanut council and state farm bureau federation to expand use in candies butter and other products. Walter Richards of Dalton Georgia, council president, will preside at a luncheon and James E Wood of Edenton NC will lead discussions with T Parker of the commodity credit corporation peanut section as speaker.
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Tennessee
Virginia
National Peanut Council
State Farm Bureau Federation
Walter Richards
Dalton
James E. Wood
Edenton
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Radio Schedule Night August 22 With Orchestras and Serial Dramas
A dense listing outlines Eastern War Time programming for Wednesday August 22, detailing two hours of Western time adjustments plus multiple serials dramas like Tom Mix and The Saint. The schedule includes news reports, music hour features, variety shows, and detective dramas across CBS ABC Mutual networks with noted repeats and talent names.
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Walter Kiernan
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Lowell Thomas
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Abc
Mbs
West
Rudie
Ted Husing Dalxe
Obs
Fred Morrison
Abe Danny O'Neil
Ibis
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Three Suns
Abe Ellery Queen
Ehe
Lone Ranger
Kaltenborn
Mrs. Nor the Saint
Pic
Pat
Soil Brown
Bille Berke
Jean Klersholt
The
Bert Wheeler
Hotog
Tim
Mn 911
Jones and I
Abe Phil Harris
Cone
Abe Pitman
G. J. Laffe
Wm. Garganech
Morty Dale
Wwe
Private William H. Bullard Receives Bronze Star
Will iam H. Bullard of Julian earned the Bronze Star for meritorious service in combat in Italy with the Fifth Army. His mother, Eunice M. Bullard, lives in Julian. The piece also reflects on Uncle Sam, M. D. and public health service debates from 1945 and a historian’s view of social insurance.
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Fifth Army
Italy
William H. Bullard
Julian
88Th
Blue Devil
Eunice M. Bullard
M. D
Harvey
Jenner
Pasteur
Ani
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Piles Relief
Millions in 40 years found relief from itching and smarting with Peterson's Ointment. It offers a cooling soothing astringent formula and claims to soothe and help sleep. Available at druggists for 35 cents a box, with a 6 cent tube with applicator and money back guarantee.
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Truman and Stalin Share Moments at Potsdam Meeting
President Truman and Generalissimo Stalin found common ground during Potsdam discussions while Churchill and Attlee coordinated from the sidelines. Observers described a brisk, businesslike tone and mutual respect as they bargained, with debate over Japan and wartime roles shaping the talks. Costa Rica is 200 miles wide.
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Washington
Truman
Generalissimo
Stalin
Potsdam
Churchill
Russia
Mr. Truman
Japan
Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Attlee
Costa Rica
OPA Sets Out 1942 Price Goal Faces Industry Pushback
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration still aims to return consumer goods to 1942 price levels, despite strong industry opposition. Prices may rise where costs have increased, but wholesalers and retailers may absorb increases to hold retail prices steady. President Truman backs controlling increases while limiting retail impact. The law allows OPA to operate until June 30 next year, with ceilings likely to persist awaiting Congress.
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Washington
OPA
Truman
Congress
Navy Farms Bring Fresh Vegetables to Guam Islands
Hospitals on Guam Tinian and Sai now receive vegetables from 1113 acres cultivated by Navy enlisted men and native farmers. The project began last fall on orders of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and proceeds on island.
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Guam
INS
Tinian
Sai
Navy
Chester W. Nismitz
Black and White Ointment Heals Skin Ailments
Advert notices skin relief for eczema acne pimples and rough skin. Claims fast antiseptic healing with 25 years of success. Available in 25 and 60 cent sizes with satisfaction guarantee. Use as directed and cleanse with soap.
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