Estate of John A McCormick Polk County Nebraska
Legal notice states Ethel McCormick filed June 5 1944 to hear a petition seeking a decree of heirship and dispensing with administration for the estate of John Andrew McCormick who died September 12 1938. Heirs listed include Ethel Eleazer L. McCormick Jessie Garver Velma B. McCray and Martha H. Wheatley. Hearing set June 30 1944 at 10 A M in Osceola County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrew McCormick
Ethel McCormick
Polk County
Nebraska
P. IM
Eleazer L. McCormick
Jessie Garver
McCormick
Velma B
Osceola
L. M. Merrick
Notice of Referee sale of land in Polk County
Public auction call issued by a Nebraska referee in Polk County to sell W 1/2 SW 1/4 of Section 2 and a described tract in Section 16 Township 14 North Range 2 West Osceola. Sale July 17, 1944 at 2 PM at Osceola courthouse with 15 percent cash. possession by March 1, 1945. rent share if settled before August 15, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Mamie M. Kuntzelman
John William Barret
Smith
Osceola
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Albert M. Lewis
Marcella Ward petitions in Polk County Nebraska to determine date of death heirs and right of descent for Albert M. Lewis who died intestate around April 23 1903. Court sets hearing for June 30 1944 at 10 AM. Dated June 1 1944. County Judge L M McPrick seal A F Alder attorney. June 8 15 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Albert M. Lewis
Marcella Jane Ward
Loup County
William B. Lewis
Martha C. Lewis
Heirship Proceeding For Leah Kimmel Estate
Notice to heirs creditors and others that C Raymond Peterson filed June 12 1944 a petition in Polk County Nebraska for establishing heirship closing the Nebraska estate of Leah Kimmel who died November 27 1887 intestate in Gunnison Colorado. Petitioner seeks decree of heirship and closing of administration with law hearings set for July 1944 at Osceola Polk County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Leah Kimmel
C. Raymond Petergon
Gunnison County
Colorado
Osceola
Elva P. Peterson
L. M. Merrick
War era tax take and postwar planning intensify
Taxes paid for the fiscal year surpass 15 billion dollars with personal income taxes seen over 18 billion and corporate taxes around 15 billion. Government revenues may near 45 billion, about 42 percent of expenditures, while excess profits fall short due to renegotiated war contracts. The Farm machinery program lags with 18 percent delay in production and 33 percent shortfall in harvesting gear. WLB reforms and WPB energy rulings limit rural electric extensions, prompting protests and a new committee for postwar military planning aiming at a large standing army and expanded navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nelson
WLB
Congress
Nelson
Office of War Utilities
War Production Board
Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps
WPB
REA
Ines
Rayburn
War Manpower Commission
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L. M. McPrrick
A. F. Alder
Hesser'ss
Gamble
Lend
RIBA
Washington
WPB Rea
War Food Administration
Army T
RBA
County War Boards
Chas
Sandall
U. S
Brewing Industry Foundation
Charles E. Sandall
First National Bldg
Lincoln
Joe Chantry, Mgr
Henry
Henry Aldrich
Sun
Joe
Spencer Tracy
Irene Dunn
FBI
Angel ” James Craig
Margaret O’brien
A. J. Chantry
H Bill Boyd
America
Tarawa
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