Taxes at the source gain favor in pay as you go plan
Washington reports Senate Finance leaders endorse extending withholding to the regular income levy under a pay as you go system linked to Ruml plan. They stress current year collections, periodic payroll deductions, and avoiding delinquencies after wartime tax waves. Roosevelt backs pay as you go, warns Treasury exposure without yearly collection. Plans aim to raise half of $100B next year, filling gaps with new taxes or forced loans. Obvious entities include Ruml, Roosevelt, Genree, La Follette, Van denberg, and budget projections for July 1.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
Genree
la Follette
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Beardsley Rum
New York
George
LaFollette
Ramidian
Congress
Entertain At Dinner For Eastern Star Officers
Frederick County news item details a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Emory B. Shipley for the Frederick Chapter No. 79 Order of Eastern Star officers including retiring matron Mrs. Shipley and retiring patron Howard Albaugh. Guests included spouses, several officers, and relatives. Also notes new officers installed at Magonic Temple and local social updates such as birthdays, anniversaries, engagements, and a rail-damage stat.
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Esstern Star Owlec
Emory B. Shipley
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Raymond J. Ford
Helen Remsberg
Mayetta Hersnberger
Julia Kefauver
Basil Lewis
Edith Lewis
Merle Leather
Harry T. James, Jr
Samuel A. iGrege
Daylight Aid Raid Alarm Gives Mixed County Report
Frederick County largely observed the 1943 daylight air raid warning with signals received and traffic halted 2:31 to 3:01 p.m. in Frederick and eight other communities. Officials praised prompt signals, civilian cooperation, and orderly mobilization though some pedestrians remained abroad in bad weather.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Middletown
New Market
Urbana
OCD
Alston Y. Bennett
A. C. Poulsen
American Express
Roger B. Wolfe
Church and
Record
Anulance Corps
Biddle Seeks Expedited AP Antitrust Case
New York January 9 Attorney General Francis Biddle filed a petition in federal court asking that the government antitrust action against the Associated Press be expedited and heard by a panel including a circuit court of appeals judge and two federal judges. He argued the case is of general public importance and should be heard at the earliest practical date.
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New York
Francis Biddle
Associated Press
Circuit Court of Appeals
Costly Boner Proves Blessing For This Year's Bottle Babies
James Cullinane reports on Roy F. Hendrickson and the Agricultural Marketing Administration's wartime evaporated milk purchase program. Initial overbuying created a glut, then shifts to dry skim milk and butter. by late 1943, stocks are released to civilians while planning for future milk purchases continues, with markets expecting milk shortages to ease and production to be constrained by new limits.
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James Cullinane
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Department of Agriculture
Roy F. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Forest Fire Prevention Rules From Maryland Expert
Forest fires possible any time until June says C F Winslow forestry specialist at University of Maryland extension service in College Park. Heavy leaf fall dries, increasing fire risk. advises extreme care near woodlands and outlines eight prevention steps including safe smoking, proper disposal of matches and cigarette butts, clearing 5 feet around campfires, keeping fires small and dead out, not burning brush in windy weather, and reporting fires to nearby Forest Warden.
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Maryland Woodlands
C. F. Winslow
University of Maryland Extension Service
College Park
Jan
Winslow
Political Move To Oust Deputy Keep Constable
Court House circles report a rumor this week of a move to reduce the Sheriff's staff by one deputy rather than abolish the county constable's office. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander and other officials dismissed the source and doubted any responsible support. Republicans viewed it as a political maneuver involving local figures including Mrs. Ransom R. Lewis Jr.
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Court House
Horace M. Alexander
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
Review of Behind the Mace of Japan discusses Japan’s history
Dr James B Ranck of Hood College reviews Upton Close's Behind the Mace of Japan at C Burr Library on Friday January 13 at 7 9 p m The talk covers Japan history politics and leaders and is open to the public The author Upton Close real name Josef Washington Hall has served as a news analyst in the Orient and held government posts during the 1916 to 1919 invasion period and later worked with Wu Pei fu and the National Geographic Society The library series is hosted by the Frederick Book Review Club The news item also lists morning devotional leaders for radio station WFMD the week of January 11 2026 and mentions the Community Leadership Training School registration beginning January 11 with sessions starting January 18 The piece ends noting Miss Alice Josephine Bowers leaving for Wilton Conn for a visit with roommate Miss Phyllis Doninelly and return to Northfield Seminary
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Japan
James B. Ranck
Hood Colllege
C. Burr Ariz
Upton Close
Josef Washington Hall
Orient
U. S
Shantung
Wu Pei-fu
National Georaraghle Society
Ranck
Frederick
M.C. A
Church of the Brethren
Evangelical Reformed
Grace Reformed
Presbyterian
United Brethren
Women groups deny county constable elimination plan
The League of Women Voters and county officials dispute a reported proposal to abolish the county constable position. A delegation member said he heard the report but that it did not come from the delegation or the board. Investigative costs by a local women's organization were cited as the source of the rumor.
Mid-Winter Session Of Youth Fellowship
The mid-winter session of the Methodist Youth Fellowship in Frederick Sub-District runs January 11 to February 1 at Calvary Methodist Church. Five courses cover youth work, evangelism, world friendship, community service, and Jesus era studies. Registration through Rev. Reymond Crowe with a fee. second choice class urged. Banquet February 1 at 6 30 pm will feature Dr Fred G. Holloway. Institute staff and sub-district officers listed.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
Benjamin W. Meeks
Tve
Reymond M. Crowe
Total
Jesus
Institute
M. J. Shroyer
Westminster
A. N. Werner
Walkersville
Eddy L. Ford
Ridgeville
John C. Millian
Baltimore
John B. Jones
Buckeystown
Fred G. Holloway
Western Maryland College
Elaine Windsor
Emma Jane Hahn
Jane Dudderac
Hilda Porter
Ralph M Sharpe
Ralph M. Sharpe
Raymond Crowe
Charlotte Whitmore
Beverly Molesworth
Duvall Sneadner
Charles |. Wallace
War policy talks mix nationalism and world order ideas
Washington January 9. Senators heard President Receaualt sketch a postwar world avoided by blueprint formulas until victory. Some speakers favored national policy, others preferred a middle road. The president said wartime possibilities include a UN style world with shared governance. Admiral Stark projected a long war but growing power next year to strike anywhere. Shipping and submarines dominate wartime planning. Senator Austin called Gov Staasen’s United Nations proposal thought provoking.
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Washington
Receaualt
Haroid DB Stark
Europan
Jong
Stare
Austin
R-Vi
Harold E. Stazsen
Minnesota
United Nations
Explosions During Aleking Lime Attributed to Physical Factors
A report asserts that lime alking explosions are not chemical but physical in nature. The analysis emphasizes mechanical and environmental conditions as the sole causes, challenging theories of chemical reaction triggers.
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Keesler Field
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Lovettsville
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S. R. Kresge
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Lewistown
F. Bailey
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Federated Church Women's Hour
Roy Leatherman
Alice Josephine Bowers
West Second Street
Wilton
Conn
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Split Rock Farm
Northfield Seminary
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Storm & Shipley
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Doll Jewelry Store
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