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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1942

Page

2

State And City Bond Issues Exempted In Senate Tax Debate

The Senate, 52 to 34, refused to tax income from future state and municipal bonds amid debate on a wartime tax bill. The panel discussed a proposed victory tax on high incomes and possible exemptions. decision postponed as lawmakers weigh the impact on borrowing and states’ rights.

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Seven Days in Shark Infested Waters on Rubber Raft

Nine US fliers survived a Coral Sea crash after bailing into a four man raft. Two died, others subsisted on chocolate, fought sharks, and drifted until rescued by a destroyer. Pilot First Lieut James P. Van Haur, co pilot Arvid W. Anderson, gunner Lucien De Amour, navigator Sidney L. Darden, radioman Richard Paul Anderson, and others endured a harrowing ordeal with a fatal shark attack and scarce water.

Charles McMurty Pacific Fleet Coral Sea United States Sued Ball Associated Press James P Wes de Arecer ‘Corp Lucien de Amour Beverly Mase Darden Sidney L. Darden Waco Tex Hige Arnes Teice Gutaigal de Amour Anderson Richard Paul Anderson Brookline Mass Hosegood Corp James Hosegood Riverside Ill Gagnon Constantine Rusesky Engineer Shenandoah, Va Virgil L. Murray Siderunner Regis, Mont

U S War Production Chief Signals Fight Strength Decision

War Production Board chairman Doneld M. Nelson said the time is near for deciding how large a fighting force the nation can efficiently equip and maintain. He noted ongoing discussions among the armed forces, WPB, and the War Manpower Commission and that steps to slow recruiting have not yet been taken due to manpower and material limits. He implied an outside limit exists and hinted he has an idea when it will be reached without disclosing it.

Washington Doneld M. Nelson War Production Board Nelson Armed Forces WPB War Manpower Commission

HURT IN FALL AT CAR DEALERSHIP

William Weaver, 67, fell from a ladder at Key Chevrolet Sales Inc, 106 East Patrick Street, fracturing his left leg. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital where the fracture was reduced.

William Weaver East Patrick Street Chevrolet Sales, Inc Frederick City Hospital

Resting Comfortably After Transfer By Ambulance

Patient reported resting comfortably after a transfer conducted by the M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance team.

M. R. Etchison and Son Ambulance

Relief At Last For Your Cough

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy for bronchitis and chest colds. It claims to reach the source of the problem, loosen phlegm, soothe inflamed membranes, and promises a money back guarantee if it does not quickly ease coughing and aid sleep.

Violators Of New Speed Law Are Given Summons

The War Price and Rations Board issues summonses to three violators for exceeding the Victory speed limit. State officials say penalties may include removal of drivers. Baltimore state office forwarded eight more names for hearings on the offense.

Crlek State Board War Price and Rations Board Yesineday Te Oyecy Baltimore Hearnnts

Coordinated Purchasing System Urged by U S Committee

Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee heard from L A Wheeler of the Department of Agriculture on the lack of a coordinated purchasing system for army and civilian needs. He said Britain fixes a yearlong contract price while US buyers face higher costs for beef, mainly for Army use. The census notes many families own homes.

Washington United States House L. A. Wheeler Office of Foreign Agricul Department of Agriculture Wheeler Amerins

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