U S Savings By Compulsion Seen Certain For Next Year
Washington dispatch reports that starting Jan 1 1943 the Victory Tax will compel Americans to save part of their income via postwar refund or credit The piece notes that compulsory savings will be introduced as the war ends and that a broader compulsory saving may follow later in 1943 The authors James Marlow and George Selke describe the policy as a government effort to curb spending by forcing savings with tax refunds or credits The article frames the plan as the first instance of the government taking money from citizens pockets to ensure savings next year
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Brand name B-V touted as flavor booster in dishes
In a period style ad tone the text promotes using B-V as an unbeatable flavor boost and meat extender for main dishes creole sauces and casseroles. It suggests adding B-V to pork and beans and glamorizing steaks chops and veal birds while mentioning Wilson's B-V and George Rector.
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Wilson
N C Forester Urges State To Plant Trees
State Forester J S Holmes urged North Carolinians to conserve and replant evergreen holly to ensure future enjoyment. He advocated conservation over compulsion, with support from the State Garden Club and Women’s Clubs. Suggestions include home planting and possibly naming holly the state tree.
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Raleigh
J.S. Holmes
England
Holmes
State Garden Club
Gardeners
State Federation of Women's Clubs
H. R. Totten
Charlotte Hilton Green
Treasury seeks anti inflation plan with tax and savings shift
The plan contemplates a two fold move against inflation through changes in the victory tax and compulsory savings tied to future income. It envisions retaining money after the war, possibly via bonds, to curb postwar inflation. Options include a spendings tax, a payroll deduction like 5 to 10 percent cut, and shifting the victory tax into a savings plan. Treasury hopes to raise 15 billion dollars from savings and taxes as inflationary estimates run high.
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Byrnes
Treasury
Labor
Iar
Principal exports of Algeria in peace times
The questions list Algeria's main exports as wines cereals sheep olive oil and spirits. The fire at the Ohio State Penitentiary happened on April 21 1930 killing 320 convicts. Taft married Helen Herron. chicory cereals or chick pea can mix with coffee.
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Algeria
Ohio State Penitentiary
Veteran Flier Compares Wars and Flying Tactics
In an AP Features piece from London veteran Major David Backus, a WWI flying officer now in intelligence, contrasts prewar and modern air combat. He notes quick recognition and marksmanship as vital, explains gun adaptations from Spad 220s to Spitfires, and recalls the high pace and youthful ages of fighter pilots. The article blends wartime memory with current practice.
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D.S.C
France
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