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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1943
Page
8
Florida defense council issues notices on sugar coffee gasoline and fuel rationing, vehicle certificates and license marks, rent limits, and salvage drives. It outlines timing for coupon validity, surrender rules, and penalties, with emphasis on wartime conservation and record keeping for citizens and providers.
The text defines income for federal tax purposes as compensation for services, farm produce, investments, and gains from sales. It explains exemptions credits and the shift in who must file, noting that for 1942 more than 35 million people are expected to file. It outlines voluntary disclosure, penalties for false returns, and filing deadlines and thresholds: single and married individuals with income above specified amounts must file.
Public notices outline rumor reporting to the Defense Council Ru Mor Clinic and the Civilian Defense Volunteer Office at 138 Fifth Avenue. Armed Services allows A-1 volunteers with draft board permission. Registration rules require those born on or after January 1925 to register on their 18th birthday.
A Lake County real estate dealer reported to the county Chamber of Commerce that a California man sought to buy a home in Lake County because his doctor advised a Florida sojourn for health. The chamber aims to identify the doctor to consider an honorary mem bership.
The Norwalk bowler Mr Towers Hamilton joins the club as Massachusetts visitors from Berkshire Hills stay at Clermont. crowd enjoys matches as five spectators plan Mount Dora visit next winter. Notes include rink care rules, bowl identification, Triples Tournament matches, and the January 12 annual meeting with officer slate.
Public appeal encourages workers to contribute 10 percent of each pay period to War Bonds, underscoring sacrifices for the Four Freedoms and national victory. The message stresses domestic duty and steady investing in wartime finance.
H M Shevnan, Chicago rupture shield expert, will attend the Angelbirt Hotel in Orlando on Tuesday January 12 from 9 AM to 5 PM to demonstrate the Zoetic Shield. The method claims immediate results, no straps or medicines, and promises to close openings in about ten days, even after heavy lifting.
Lake County Chamber of Commerce reports 893 memberships at week’s end, aiming to surpass the 1880 peak. Leesburg leads with 234 members, Eustis 147, Clermont 100, all on strong quotas. Campaign runs by mail and ads, with renewed and higher level memberships.
The Victory Tax applies to all individuals under the 1942 Revenue Act with withholding on wages starting January 1 1943. It sets weekly and periodic deductions, explains tax on daily pay, bonus handling, and annualized calculations. Employers file quarterly returns and penalties apply for delinquency. Public notices announce forms V 1 V 2 and V 3 and issuer details in Florida Jacksonville.
Uncle Sam calls for sustained scrap collections as steel output next year is set to nearly double Axis production. Gas and oil heaters will be reserved for war housing, umbrellas face shortages, and styles are simplified to meet essential needs.
Lake County farmers with incorrect mileage or fuel limits on their War Necessity certificates must file appeals by January 10. District DDT office will process by January 20 for gasoline coupon issuance by January 31. Appeals filed at the Lake County Farm Transportation Committee office in the AAA building in Tavares, open 8 to 5 daily, bring the certificate.
Truck operators in Mount Dora Tavares and Eustis who hold Certificates of War Necessity may appeal their gasoline entitlements next Monday Tuesday or Wednesday January 11 12 or 13 at the Lake County Chamber of Commerce office in the Court House Tavares George H Cochrane district manager Office of Defense Transportation announced that George Eidson would handle appeals in the chamber office 9 to 12 am 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
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