Morgenthau signals inflation battle may need tax levy
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau warns that inflation fighting measures may fail without a spending tax as consumers cash government bonds and withdraw bank funds. He notes Congress opposition, implies revenue levy on every nickel spent could offset losses while a shift in policy appears as wartime realities press feeding and governance plans postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ray Tucker
Henry L. Morgenthau Jr
Roosevelt-Byrnes-Vinson
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
New York
Capitol Hill
Mexsana Medicated Powder Popular For Rashes Since 40 Years
Thousands of families rely on Mexsana, formerly Mexican Heat Powder, to relieve itching and irritation from minor skin rashes and heat or diaper rash. The powder, used by many specialists, is economical and widely demanded.
Political and wartime notes from 1940s press
In this clipping, Provost Gullion’s Charlottesville training camp is linked to postwar roles for ex-officeholders, while Stimson forms a Civil Affairs Division to prepare practical rehabilitative experts. The piece weighs 1944 electoral stakes in New York and Dewey versus FDR, plus a witty Capitol talk on saving minutes by shortening phone calls. Mr. Albert Leman is noted as being on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Gullion
Charlottesville
Suez
Singapore
Stimson
Robinson To Taper Off At New York
Robinson to taper off training in New York before a 10 round bout with Henry Armstrong at Madison Square Garden Friday. Sgt Joe Louis is expected to join Robinson for an army camps tour accompanying him to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P) Corp
Ray Robinson
Henry Armstrong
Madison Square Garden
Ft. Meade
Joe Louis
Robinson
They Hitchhiking Youths Stop Cars in Spokane
State patrol reports several Spokane boys lay on the pavement to force motorists to stop as a stunt in time-tested thumbing. The incident shows the risks and the patrols intent to curb dangerous mischief by youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane, Wash
Spokane
State Patrol
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Afternoon Lineup
WSJS presents a dense daytime schedule featuring Luncheon Dance Music and multiple drama and music programs throughout the afternoon. Notable entries include The Beso Reporter, Mirth and Madness, Music for Madame, The Guiding Light, and Portia Faces Life along with news bulletins and various dance and orchestra segments.
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Robert McCormick
Watt
Kase
Shrednick
Fred Warings
Johnny
Ginny Simme
Horace Heidi
Dance Orchestra
John Nesbit
Johnny Mercer
Reso
Jap Fleet Has Lost 147 Ships Since Pearl Harbor
New York August 24 The Japanese fleet has lost 147 cruisers and destroyers since Pearl Harbor, per United Nations communiques, nearly reaching the total ships built or building. The losses span the Aleutians South Pacific and the Bismarck Sea convoy battle, with Japan shifting to barges for outposts as Allied pressure increases.
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New York
United Nations
Pearl Harbor
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Walsh
Dmass
Senate Committee
Japan
Kiska
Aleutians
South Pacific
Solomon
Bismarck Sea
Southwest
Pacific
New Guinea
Midway
Jane's Fighting Ships
Howard College May Reverse Grid Trend
In Birmingham Alabama Howard College may resume football as larger schools drop the sport. Lent S. Brawster assistant to the president said 40 to 50 varsity hopefuls, many from the V-12 Navy class, are eager for tryouts after the program ended in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Howard College
Birmingham Baptist
Lent S. Brawster
Howard
Radio Schedule Aug 24 War Time Changes and Shows
Eastern War Time programming shifts with corrections by networks. The schedule lists serials, dramas, music, news, and commentary across CBS NBC and other networks, including Fred Waring, Jack Armstrong, Lights Out, and War coverage, ending with late variety and news.
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Farrell
Nbe
Archie Andrews
Cbs
Mbs
Shrednik
Blu
Wainc’ Howe
Cbs West
Tim Healy
Kdwick Hil
Charlotte Deeble
Mario Berin
Jack Armstrong
Jer Sullavan
Cbs War Overseas
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Basic World
Fred Waring
George Hicks
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry James
Johnson Family
Abe-Basie
NBC String Trio
Abe Coast Guard
Arthur Hale
Mbs-East
Kaltenborn
Ginny Simms
Hollywood
Nbe News
The
American Forum
L.am
Abner
Horace Heidt
Noah Webster
Judy Canova
Nhe
Dhs
Hearter
Mbs Bas
J. Nesbitt
Obs Cise
Harry Wismer
Lulu
Johnny
Blu Dance Music Orchestra
Congress Speaks
Washington
Paul Schubert
Ted Husing
Newey
Dhe Camment
Sinfonietta
Mbe Tille
Color in factories boosts efficiency and worker mood
A health column discusses how color schemes in work spaces affect vision and mood. It covers paint rules for walls near machines, preferred hues by gender, pace changes, and cautions against excessive white glare. Readers' questions about hernia, tuberculosis, and sun exposure are also answered.
Miss Celia Bush to teach cooking school at High Point
Miss Celia S. Bush will conduct a cooking school here from August 29 to September 1. Gordon Campbell of Alexandria, Virginia visits J. R. Young on Montheu Avenue. Mrs. D. M. Lewis and daughter Donnie return from Asheville visiting relatives. Miss Bertie Simmons marries H. B. Blizzard of High Point on August 19. Reverend O L Ruth officiates. Twenty years ago the High Point Rotary Club discussed a back to school movement. The Sunday Enterprise will carry complete box scores of Piedmont League games along with majors reports. Mrs Earl Craver visits sister in Asheboro. Japanese Premier Baron Kato dies. Federal control of fuel situation to be fully arranged.
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Celia S. Bush
Bertie Simmons
H. B. Blizzard
High Point
O L. Ruth
High Point Rotary Club
1700 Rams On Auction Block At National Ram Sale
Salt Lake City date Aug 24 Western growers condemn meat price controls at the 28th annual ram sale with 1700 rams from eight western states and Canada on offer A new meat management plan is urged by the National Growers Association to curb wartime meat problems G N Winder Craig Colo warns against a wool stockpile and the 1944 convention is set for Denver The note ends with a stray line about colonial capitol buildings in Maryland and Massachusetts not part of the article.
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Salt Lake City
Canada
F. R. Marshall
Association
America
National Growers’ Association
National Livestock and Meat Council
Office of Price Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
G. N. Winder
Craig
Colo
National Growers’ Organization
Britain
Winder
Denver
Crusaders Club Meeting Tonight With Miss White
The Crusaders club will meet with Miss Marie White tonight at 8 p m at her home 1210 Kinett Drive. All members urged to attend. Andrew McLendon 46 of 55F Daniel Brooks Homes died Sunday at 10 45 p m at Guilford County Sanitorium. Born in Montgomery county he lived here most of life and belonged to St Stephens A M E Zion church. Survived by wife Beulah and three daughters Mary Levellia Odella all of High Point. Funeral Thursday 3 p m Mountain Grove Baptist Candor with Rev C W Lawrence. Body lies in state at yg Chapel until 12 30 Thursday. meres Evans 27 killed in industrial accident at Peerless Flooring Co died morning at Burris hospital. Resided at 1202 Knett Drive and survived by wife Lula Belle Evans Winston Salem. Funeral 4 p m Wednesday at St Stephens Baptist church Winston Salem with Rev L Hines.
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Crusaders Club
Marie White
Kinett Drive
Andrew McLendon
Daniel Brooks
Guilford County
Montgomery County
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion Church
Beulah McLendon
Mary
Levellia
Odella McClendon
High Point
Burrus Hospital
Sallie Knox
Candor
N. C
Lena Baldwin
McCall
Wille
Norwood
Ollie
Mountain Grove Baptist Church
C. W. Lawrence
Yg Chapel
Meres Evans
Peerless Flooring Co
Burris Hospital
Knett Drive
Lula
Myer Defends Release Of Jap Aliens From Camp
WRA Director Dillam S. Myer denied charges by a House subcommittee that safeguards were lacking in releasing Japanese from relocation centers. He said 18 000 on seasonal or indefinite leave have shown no subversive acts. The committee urged immediate segregation of the disloyal, creation of an FBI linked board to review releases, and a robust Americanization program. Myer rejected claims of promoting cultural ties, noting judo teaching ended and sports like baseball and softball are emphasized.
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Washington
House
War Relocation
WRA
Dillam S. Myer
Myer
Dies
UN- American Activities
Butoku-Kai
Black Dragon Society of
Japan
Rep
Costello
D-Call
America
California
FBI
Colored School Registration Urged for New Program
City urges parents to register children for proposed colored schools before opening. registration required as funds await a sufficent number. Daniel Brooks Homes office accepts registrations 8:30 am to 5 pm. Dr J C Morgan on vacation expected back around September first. WSC Circle 4 meets tonight at Mrs Thelma Bureton's home. Gospel Band of Greensbow to give a sermon at House of Prayer on EF High Street. Dorothy Boykins leaves for Mary Potter Academy August 31 in Oxford. Enterprise carriers enjoy picnic at colored park with swimming and softball. Mrs Thelma Brooks Marilyn and Roberta Davis return to Washington after visiting Mrs Lillie Young.
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Daniel Brooks
J. C. Morgan
Hig
Wos. OC. Ss
W.S. C
Circle No. 4
Thelma Bureton
FE. High Street
House OF Prayer
Greensbow
High Street
Dorothy Boykins
Knett Drive
Mary Potter Academy
Oxford
Enterprise
Colored Park
Odell Walker
George Gill
Dave Reid
Herbert Carter
Calvin Steed
Bobby McNeil
Billy McNeil
Paul Robinson
Washington
Thelma Brooks
Marilyn
Roberta Davis
Washington, D. C
Lillie Young
Hotson Street
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