Tax Official notes 107000 Forms Sent to Wisconsin Taxpayers
Wisconsin tax collector Frank J. Kuhl says about 107000 individual taxpayers received notices for the fourth installment of estimated tax for 1944. Changes in due dates under the 1944 act shift deadlines to January 15 1945 and allow amended declarations to be excused if a Form 1040 is filed by January 15 1945. A completed return by January 1945 may reduce filings to a single 1944 return instead of two.
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Frank J. Kuhl
Inwena
German confiscation ends Dutch Boy Scouts cellar gardens
The piece notes that Cherition organized gardens in cellars and warehouses and that furniture and other property had been confiscated by the Germans, reflecting wartime requisition and control over civilian resources.
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Cherition
Suffering Patients Hail New Gallbladder Remedy
An advertisement proclaims a new treatment named GALLUBIN or GALLIUSIN for liver and bile issues. It promises to stimulate liver action and increase healthy bile flow. The maker KOEMOMLER BROS offers mail orders and a money back guarantee at five pounds.
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Osong
Koemomler Bros
Plea to La Crosse workers to accurately fill Bond data forms
War Bond drive official Gysbert Van Steenwyck urges all La Crosse county workers in the Sixth War Loan to correctly complete sales records. He explains bond prices for E and F issues, lists issuing agents, and stresses that blanks be filled in by sellers to aid the office and issuing banks.
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la Crosse County
Gysbert van Steenwyck
County War Finance
la Crosse
Doerflinger’s
Rivoli
Hollywood
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
WKBH
Twelve Houston County Men Inducted for Fort Snelling
Caledonia Minn special a dozen Houston county men left Caledonia for induction at Fort Snelling Minnesota. Names include Vernon Fitztrick Brownsville Glen Landrum Koenig Caledonia Frank Otto Jr Houston John McManimon Rushford Darrel Skree Caledonia Eleon Sandau La Crescent Milton Welscher Caledonia Ralph Herberlin La Crescent Killian Sandau La Crescent James Hofer La Crescent Morris Amsrud Hokah.
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Caledonia
Minn
Houston County
Fort Snelling
Vernon Joseph Fitztrick
Brownsville
Glen Albert Atland
Spring Grove
Gerald John Koenig
Frank Earl Otto, Jr
Houston
John Edward McManimon
Rushford
Darrel Anthony Skree
Eleon Lawrence Sandau
la Crescent
Milton John Welscher
Ralph Herberlin
Killian Kietus Sandau
Hereford Opens Four Year School for Smiths
Due to a shortage of smiths in Hereford England a new school with a four year course was established to train metalworkers.
Radio Programs Sweep NBC CBS Schedules Reflecting War Era
Daily radio listings show NBC and CBS programs across afternoon and evening slots. Notables include Sen Wagner discussing Social Security taxes, Ginny Simms and Judy shows, Burns and Allen, Bob Hope, Hildegarde, Roy Rogers, and Road of Life serials. Program changes note corrections by networks and time shifts.
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NBC
CBS
Robert G. Wagner
Ginny Simms
Judy
Alan Young
Grady Fields
Milton Berle
Metropolitan Opera U
Roy Rogers
Ma Perkins
America
Kate Smith
Raymond Scott
Gong
Serais
Earl Wrightson
Morton Downey
Olark Ramblers
Army Service Forces
Cedric Poster
Johnson Family
Hop Harrigan
Nbec
Quincy Howe
Cbs Sea Hound
Biu-Basic
Terry
Mbs
Stokowski
Edwin C. Hill
Dick Tracy
Bdiu-West
Chick Carter
Ted Husing
Jack Armstrong
Mbs-West
Lowell Thomas
Nbec World
Henry J.taylor
Biu-West
Tom Mix
Mercer's Music Shop
Nbc-Basic
Dave Elman
Bdin Pulten Lewis, Jr
Nibe
Johnnie Johnston
Martin Block
Dick Harness
Green Hornet
Dbs
Bdiv
Arthur Hale
Lum
Abner
Bdiu
Sunny Skylar
Abec
Burns and Allen
Gracie Fields
Gabriel Heatter
Fibber MccGee
Molly
This Is My Best
Bdbiu
American Forum
Bob Hope
Raymond Gram
Andy Russell
Paul Schubert
Hildegarde
Nbc Dance Orchestra
Cbs & Biu Newaree
Progressives May Align With Another Party
Milwaukee progressives debated whether to join the Republican Democratic or Socialist columns or stay independent. A vote will be held five weeks from last night after a resolution to build the party by enrolling members and promoting solidarity. About 200 members attended, with speakers weighing alignment options. United States money in the Cuban treasury on June 30 totaled 216 million dollars.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
George Hampel
Glenn D. Roberts
Madison
State Central Committee
Rty
Illiam Luebke, Jr
Julius Grimm
David Kugler
Edward Matthes
John Brophy
United States
Radio Program Schedule for December 5 1944
Listings show Kiddies Hour at 00 American Music at 36 OLeee Lk 00 Chenterfield Music Shop 7.30 A Date With Judy 00 Question Clinic 1.25 Name You Will Remember 30 Fibber McGee and Molly 7 BOD Hour Raleigh Room with Hildegarde News 10-15 Raymond Grem Swing 10.30 Words and Music 00 News Ror Shields Orchestra 30 Big Off Wednesday December 6 1944 00 Uncle Josh 20 Poultry Journal a News 46 Morning Devotions 00 Martin Agronsky News 15 Musical Clock 35 Morning Billboard 06 News 15 Mirth and Macc Rob Re u e Revenue Roundup 45 Breakfest Club 06 Modern Romances 15 Club Calender News Home Economica Finders Keepers
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Judy
Neame
Fibber McGee
Molly
Ror Shields
Josh
Poultry Journal
Martin Agronsky
Calender
Viroqua Junior Class Presents Janie at High School
The Viroqua high school auditorium hosts the junior class production of Janie at 8 p.m. Thursday. Miss Jane Hatleberg directs the cast and staff with Arthur Jacobson as Charles Colburn and Janet Colburn among the performers.
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Viroqua
Wis
Janie
Jane Hatleberg
Arthur Jacobson
Charles Colburn
Leone Wolden
Elsebeth Colburn
Jo Ann Johnson
Lucille Colburn
Glenn Boggs
Rodney
Robert Reed
John van Brunt
Mary Lou
Lois Fish
Fred Thompson
Helen Lund
Mary Lou Schelling
Alvin Tornbloom
War Worker Bonuses Debate Divides Congress
The proposal to pay postwar bonuses to war workers drew mixed views in Congress. Sen Mead favored with broad endorsement, Sen Burton opposed citing needs for armed forces. General Somervell supported the idea, Krug to testify, details on cash or bonds undecided.
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Washington
Mead
Army
Navy Manpower Commission
WPB
Organized Labor
Burton
Ohio
J. A. Krug
War Production Board
Senate War Investigating Committee
Brehon Somervell
Services of Supply
Krug
Somervell
Kilgore
D-W Va
Plan To Close WPB Office in Eau Claire Wisconsin
The Eau Claire office of the War Production Board will be discontinued December 31 1944. Priority forms and informational services will move to the Madison WPB office. E. E. Tippey will move to La Crosse to handle production service and salvage for the district. After January 1, all inquiries go to Madison. The district covers numerous Wisconsin counties.
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Madison
Wis
Eau Claire
War Production Board
R. R. Walier
WPB
E. E. Tippey
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Buffalo
Burnett
Chippewa
Clark, Dunn
Iron
Jackson
Monroe
Pepin
Pierce, Polk, Rusk
St. Croix
Sawyer
Trempealeau
Vernon
Washburn
Washington Building
Walier
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