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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1944

Page

3

Beachhead On New Britain Is Enlarged

Allied forces expanded the Northwestern New Britain beachhead by a mile and a half near Natamo Point as Marines pushed beyond Hill 660. Air power pounded Admiralties targets totaling 120 tons, with attacks on Momote, Salamai, and Rabaul’s harbor, while Bougainville and Sio sectors reported follow on successes and evacuations of Japanese troops. The U.S. Geological Survey completed photogrammetric mapping of eleven states.

New Guinea New Britain Allied Admiralty Islands Rabaul Natamo Point Bergen Bay Natamo Village Momote Salamai Admiralties Tobera Sio Saidor Bougainville Solomons Empress Augusta Bay Torokina River Kavieng New Heland

ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED BY LADIES BIBLE CLASS AT CHURCH

The Ladies' Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed Church marked its 24th anniversary Tuesday evening in church parlors with President Mrs. Wilbur Hoover presiding. Dr H L G Kieffer led prayers, greetings from Rev H C Saer and Lawrence Bentz were given, and a dinner followed. Committee members included Mrs. Guy Mateny and others.

Evarotelical Reformed Church Wilbur Hoover H. L. G. Kieffer Kieffer H C Saer Lawrence Bentz Baer Guy Mate

Soothing Mexiana Powder for Diaper Rash Relief

Simple remedy notes sprinkling Mexiana medicated powder to soothe rashes. Claims to relieve diaper rash with cooling effect and gentle care. The fragment emphasizes a medical powder as a topical aid.

Canned Vegetables Lose Points Under OPA Ruling

Washington January 27 Most canned vegetables receive lower point values for February while beef lamb and veal gains modestly in the new OPA tables. Bowles notes demand remains high for military civilian needs, and no holiday for rationing is planned.

Washington Chester Bowles OPA Bowles

Cosmetics Get Heavier Tax Shave Cream Too

Congressional conferees approved a tax bill. Cosmetics faces a new 25 percent excise rate replacing 10 or 20 percent, affecting rouge lipstick face powder and shaving cream as wartime spending rises. Aims to raise over a billion dollars annually.

Washington

Senate conferees set excise tax increases across services

The conferees approved higher excise taxes raising the cabaret and juke joint levy to 30 cents per dollar while keeping a 5 percent base. Servicemen are not spared though. they will pay the higher rate like civilians. Pool and billiard tables face 20 dollars per table per year, bowling alleys 20 dollars per alley, and domestic telegraph, cable, and radio messages rise to 25 percent from 10 percent for international service remains. Jewelry tax 20 percent excludes silverware. Subway work began in New York in 1808.

Senate Uncle Sam

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