Fourth War Loan Drive Set For January
Washington officials announced the fourth war loan drive will run January 18 to February 15 with a $14 billion target. The effort prioritizes a civilian quota of $5.5 billion and invites non banking investors alongside allocations of savings bonds and notes. Banks may invest time deposits in select bonds. past drives surpassed $50 billion.
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Texas Manufacturers Back 10 Percent Federal Sales Tax
In Houston on November 25 the Texas State Manufacturers Assn endorsed a 10 percent federal tax on all retail sales to the final consumer. Lewis Mims of Houston was elected president, succeeding Walter Dillar of New Braunfels. Dillar becomes chairman of the board, replacing W. C. Trout of Lufkin who is now chairman of the executive committee. Porter Whaley of San Antonio is re-elected vice president and general manager, with vice presidents C. C. Chamber of Lufkin and Knox Tee of Marshall named.
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Porter Whaley
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C. C. Chamber of
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American Casualties Since Dec 7 121 319
Washington reports total U S casualties in all armed services since Pearl Harbor stand at 121 316 as of Nov 11 Navy losses slightly higher than Army in killed in action with 12 883. Navy coast guard and marine corps included. Army totals 89 650 with 12 841 killed 30 263 wounded 23 954 missing 22 592 prisoners. Navy totals 31 669 with 12 883 killed 5 640 wounded 8 918 missing 4 228 prisoners.
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Looking Ahead by George S Benson President Aarding College
George S Benson argues in defense of wartime government controls on industry and warns against postwar expansion of such regulation. He cautions that strict rules raise costs, reduce production and living standards, urging relaxation after the war while preserving essential safeguards.
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Aarding College Searcy
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United States must quit dosing after recovery says official
A policy statement argues that the United States should not stop treatment when health returns. It contends ongoing measures are needed to maintain top rank in global power and influence.
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Insulating Eggs for Quality Insulation on Farms
Insulating eggs and humidity control are used on many farms to preserve bloom and freshness of eggs, aiding quality and shelf life.
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