New Tax Bill Looms As Present One Expires
Washington October 5 A new tax bill to raise federal income to about 30 billion dollars yearly will be asked of Congress as it enacts the pending revenue measure Treasury Secretary Morgenthau said today He warned the bill might bring in at least six billion and possibly much more while a minimum 30 billion is needed to run the war The Senate Finance Committee reported estimates show lower yields leading to debate over a six billion cap Some lawmakers fear higher income taxes and hint at a sales tax as a possible alternative Officials noted quick action may be unlikely before Congress ends in January and hearings could be delayed by debate over tax structure
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Calif
Mohr Calls Maryland Men to Enlist in State Guard
General Dwight H. Mont, commander of the Maryland State Guard, urged men classified 3-A to enlist. He said the Guard offers training and faster promotion for those awaiting induction into the Regular Army. Open to ages 18 to 43, applications at Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore or any Maryland State Armory in corps including quartermaster, chemical warfare, engineers, special military police, signal, infantry.
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Answers To War Quiz al iat win On Page Five
The page notes a win on the war quiz and mentions a flag over Bolivia. It references a forwarded report to the prison high explosive find and contrasts artillery from gas shells and shrapnel.
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Tourist Dies In Head Attack Near Frostburg
A 64 year old vacationer, Albert Carl Schroeder of Pocahontas, died instantly from a head attack about a mile west of Frostburg on Big Savage Mountain while driving home from visiting their daughter. His wife, Mrs. Schroeder of Arlington, Va., escaped injuries when the car struck a parked vehicle. Survivors include a Chicago daughter and a son who plays in Baltimore.
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Part Of Apple Crop Here May Be Lost
Frederick County faces partial loss of its largest apple crop if pickers are not enlisted within two weeks. Growers report 50,000 bushels at stake and call for full and part time workers, with churches and college groups organizing volunteer efforts to harvest under the Food For Freedom program.
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W. Meryal Weaver
Riding Club
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Protest in Silver Spring Challenges Federal Land Action
In Silver Spring Montgomery County a citizens group contested the federal plan to condemn land for temporary housing for defense workers. The case, pending in a federal court, argues the project serves private use rather than public use. The government paid $83,000 into court as the land price.
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Montgomery County
Citizens’ Group
George C Doub
Atcatia Ie
Countians Honored At Victory Day Maryland 4‑H Conference
The Victory Day conference at Roliege Park honored Maryland 4‑H members. Austin Coblent of Middletown, named among 12 outstanding youths, earned a trip to the National 4‑H Club Congress in Chicago this December. James Trout Walkersville and Everett Mullinix Mr. Airy received $25 war bonds for outstanding all‑around 4‑H Club work in their organizations.
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Austin Coblent
Middletown
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Everett Mullinix
Mr. Airy
James Trout
Walkersville
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Marines Hold Guadalcanal as Japanese Reinforcements Reach Island
The Navy reported Marines maintain positions on Guadalcanal in the Solomons amid savage ground clashes and air actions. Japanese reinforcements landed, while American air forces damaged, destroyed ships and aircraft, with large operations continuing in the Aleutians as Army bombers push toward Kiska.
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Frederick Y M C A modernizes with female staff
Frederick Y M C A under C A Duran inspector visits as the program adds a co ed club room and female desk secretaries led by Miss Frances Yanes. Two male secretaries join the military. opening of the new high school age club room possible mid month but not complete until November due to fixtures. Remodeling of the vestibule continues as the center becomes a mixed recreation site.
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Central Atlantic District
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Christian Association
Quinn
Frances Yanes
David A. Rothenhoefer
Carroll H. Hendrickson, Jr
Armed Services
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Forthcomig
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Allies Press Deeper Into Owen Stanley Range
General MacArthur reported Allied troops have pressed deeper into the Owen Stanley Mountains in New Guinea, advancing northward from Efogzi as bombers strike Buna and nearby Buna Bay. Ground patrols reach Kagi and Myola Lakes area, aiming for the enemy side of the island while seven Japanese aircraft are shot down over Buna and Rabaul. two Allied planes are missing.
Ambassadors Seek Clarification of Stalin Letter
In Moscow the United States and Britain will ask the Soviet government to clarify phrases in Stalin's letter about a second front in 1942 and Allies fulfilling obligations. The envoys Standley and Clark-Herr held a luncheon at the U S Embassy to discuss whether 1942 second front should count as an Allied obligation. The letter notes the second front as a first rank matter and urges Allied fulfilment of obligations on time. The Moscow press and radio gave the letter wide domestic publicity.
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Sir Archibald Clark-Herr
Great Britain
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London
Vyacheslav Molotov
Europe
Sumner Welles
Stalin
Stalins
Campaign Cost Filings Show Varied Expenditures
Robert E. Clapp Jr reports 598.18 spent in his primary for Associate Judge of the Sixth Circuit with filing fees and printing in Frederick and Montgomery counties. Ernest Lipps shows 226.05 as Sheriff candidate spend. Aman Burges lists 432.5 for county commissioner bid. Dr. David G Everhart Sr reports 25 for State Senate race. Raymond A. Haugh and Wilbur Freeze list 405.3 and 3230 respectively as House of Delegates nominees.
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Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Fredericks
Montgomery
Ernest Lipps
Aman Burges
David G. Everhart, Sr
Raymond A. Haugh
Wilbur O R. Freeze
House of Delegates
Granted Divorce In Equity Court By Chief Judge Delaplaine
A decree signed Monday in Equity Court by Chief Judge Ed ward S. Delaplaine grants an absolute divorce to Mrs. Florence May Morgan of Brunswick from Brice Morgan of New London QC. The complainant is directed to pay the costs. William M. Storm was attorney for Mrs. Morgan.
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Florence May Morgan
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New London
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Fortress Plane Far Through Heavy Nazi Attack Over France
Phyllis, a Flying Fortress crew, battled 40 Fw 190s with two engines out and heavy shell damage above France. Pilot Charles Paine and co pilot Robert Long struggled to control the stricken plane as gunners fought on and the ship nosed toward the coast.
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Meaulte
France
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Taucher
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Adak
Notable Fortress Makes Belly Landing After Heavy German Fire
The B 17 crew faced intense anti aircraft and fighter attacks over the channel. Pilot Paine and co pilot Long maneuvered a long dive toward England then landed the damaged aircraft in a belIy landing. Several crew were wounded but all returned to duty. The craft sported heavy damage yet survived the mission.
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Herbert M. Peterson
England
Long
John A. Thomson
Paine
RAF
Phyllis
Fiehd
Stanley Komarek
Coburn
Turnout At Air Raid Instruction Courses Reaches 156
About 156 people attended general air raid warden instruction at Elm Street School last night. Chief Air Warden F Earle Shriner expects 225 wardens qualified for Frederick City within 30 days, with county classes opening as teachers and communities request. Additional fire and gas courses offered. next class night Thursday.
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F. Earle Shriner
Frederick City
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Shriner
Worker Rides Bicycle To War Plant Daily
Baltimore worker Polly Reg ers cycles about 15 miles daily to and from her wartime job. She relies on her bicycle for transport due to transportation issues, exemplifying civilian effort on the home front.
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