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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

6

Mozart Lodge Elects Officers for Next Year

Mozart Lodge No. 59, Order of Sons of Herman, elected officers at a regular Sunday meeting. Theo Wenske was named president with W. H. Schodde as vice president, G. J. Bohnenkamp secretary treasurer, John C. Mueller trustee, Emil Aschenbeck and Otto Keil on the finance committee, Dr. Sam Jaeggli as lodge physician, and Frank Jilek Jr. as guide.

Mozart Lodge No. 59 Order of Sons of Herman Theo Wenske W. H. Schodde G. J. Bohnenkamp John C. Mueller Emil Aschenbeck Otto Keil Sam Jaeggli Frank Jilek Jr

Moves To Fredericksburg

Mrs. Mary Marek and her son Bennie have moved to Fredericksburg to make their home.

Fredericksburg Mary Marek Bennie

Taxes Kill Jobs and Baruch Plan After the War

The piece argues postwar tax reform is needed to sustain job growth. It cites Bernard Baruch and John Hancock proposing a tax law to take effect on X-Day, reducing taxes on business to prevent production cuts. It warns 85 percent excess profit tax could deter manufacturing and worsen unemployment, urging a new framework to avoid depression or revolution.

America U. S. Department of Commerce Committee On Economic Development Baruch Bernard M. Baruch John M. Hancock Congress Pearl Harbor Commerce Department

Sixth War Loan Urges Reality Of Pacific Combat

A wartime appeal emphasizes the Pacific struggle against Japan and the need for the Sixth War Loan. It outlines Japan's manpower, labor, and war effort, arguing Americans must buy at least one extra $100 War Bond to shorten the war and bring troops home sooner.

Pacific Hitler Japan America Destiny Allied France

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