Victory Tax Changes Weigh on Wages and Bills in 1944
The piece explains the new victory tax starting Oct 27 1943 affecting wages and self employment. It details 5 percent tax above $12 weekly, sets credits for dependents up to 40 percent for married filers and 25 percent for singles, and outlines how credits apply against 1943 income tax. It warns of additional measures incl retail sales tax and possible payroll deductions for stamps or bonds, plus higher excises on liquor tobacco fuels and transport.
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Roy Rogers a Good Example of Movie Hero
New York writer George Tucker recalls Roy Rogers as a top screen cowboy, noting his modest public persona, upbringing near Cincinnati, and his Palomino Trigger. The piece discusses Westerns, stunt philosophy, and Rogers’ impact on rodeo fame, with reflections on film industry quirks and era humor.
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