20 Percent Pay Cuts To Be Deducted July 1
Washington June 2 four month of bitter Congressional battling ended today as the Senate stamped final approval 62 to 19 on compromise pay as you go tax bill abating 75 to 100 percent of a year's payments. The measure shifts to President Roosevelt who will sign or veto. if vetoed it will die. The bill lines out withholding tax 20 percent from wages over basic exemptions and cancels part of 1942 or 43 taxes for many filers. Also outlines estimated 1943 returns due September 15 and quarterly payments beginning then. A soldier, Albert J. McKenzie, was turned over to military authorities at Fort Meade on an AWOL charge.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Itouitine Leyak
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Hill
Alabama
Langer
North Dakota
LaFollette
Axis general moved secretly to London after arrest
A fragment describes Swanger style image of Gen Jurges von Arnim and an Axis Tunisian force, with officers noting McKensie may have been stationed near Boston Niass. the note implies a covert transfer to London following an arrest.
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Swanger
Jurges von Arnim
Londa
NEA
McKensie
Boston
Niass
Indicted men taken into custody on non-support charges
William Elmer Harding of this city and Mitchell Kirby Taylor of 19 East A street Brunswick were taken into custody Wednesday after an indict ment for non support during a recent special grand jury. Each posted 500 bond. Harding's trial is set for Friday and Taylor's for June 11.
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Isioh
William Elmer Harding
Mitchell Kirby Taylor
East A Street
Brunswick
Harding
Taylor
Final Session Of Mayor And Aldermen Held
The city council closed its regular meeting with a parting mood as Alderman McCarned read a long tribute to Mayor Lloyd C. Culler. Aldermen praised the mayor's leadership and reflected on his municipal career.
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Russell H. McCa
Lloyd C. Culler
McCain
Edward P. Oden
Mutual congratulations in Washington on new posts
Fred M Vinson and James F Byrnes congratulate each other after Vinson takes over Byrnes post as Director of Economic Stabilization while Byrnes becomes head of the Office of War Mobilization The brief notes a municipal official and Alderman E Paul Magaha expressing pleasure at the developments.
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Fred M. Vinson
James F. Byrnes
Washington
Vinson
Brynes
Byrnes
Office of War Mobilization
Aldermo Dupuuciet Tilleague
E. Paul Magaha
Retiring Mayor Honored By Frederick Board Members
Alderman McCain praised the retiring mayor for guiding major city improvements including water properties parks and McCurdy Field expansion. He commended Schroeder Stup Magada and Stop for their service while Alderman Oden noted residents complaints about large trucks on West Patrick Street and the lack of an ordinance to curb them as the Board adjourned.
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Iven Herbert
Schroeder
Charles W. Stup
McCain
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Alderman Schroeder
Magada
Oden
West Patrick Street
Arthur C. Poulse
Playground Commission to supervise pool and golf course
The Playground Commission will assume supervision of the municipal swimming pool and golf course this summer. The playgrounds open June 14. City Chemist Ratsh F Wachter was granted release to apply for an Army commission. At W Bartgis request $309 was appropriated to paint the second floor auditorium at the fire house. Motor equipment to operate the new city sewer cleaner was ordered for $289. The Mayor Aldermen and all appointive officials will meet Sunday at 2 PM for a group photograph.
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Ratsh F. Wachter
W. Bartgis
Storm
United Fire Company
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White House
Albert J. McKenzie
Fort Meade
Allen 8. Bartgit
Austin L. Heffner
Helen Moctis
Red Cross
Helenalee
West
Patrick St
Storm & Shipley
Kemp’s
Royal Jewelers
Stu
Paritary Meas
Fay
Wamg
Ween
Douy Madiso
Bisa Coe
N. Market St
Cadey
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court A
Doris Dodson
Doris Dodsons
Kemp
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