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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1942

Page

8

Tax Bill Shapes War Economy and Farm Policy

The President signed the new tax measure, with increased excise and income taxes to raise funds for wartime needs. Estimates vary from 7 to 11 billion dollars. enforcement will add clerical costs and manpower across the government. The article notes the impact on small business, corporate profits, and farm production, stressing the importance of sustaining agriculture while expanding war industry.

Treasury Senate Bureau of Internal Revenue War Department WPB Middle West

Live Stock Prices at South Chama and Omaha Market Totals

Listing of cattle hogs and sheep prices at Omaha and South Chama on Nov 3 1942 with receipts figures. Fat lambs down 25 40 cents to 13.50 14.00, feeder lambs firm 12.25 12.75, aged sheep lower, fat ewes around 5.00, hogs bid lower due to pork ceiling, butchers 13.75 to 14.25, cattle range 8.00 to 9.50 for steers and yearlings, stock cattle and feeders priced, with multiple categories and price ranges for various classes.

Union Stock Yards Omaha Western Rangers Lambs Rangers

What You Buy With WAR BONDS

A Flying Fortress is to America’s air fleet what heavy artillery is to the Army. The four motor bomber carries about three tons of bombs and can reach speeds around 300 miles per hour.

America

Navy War Bonds Drive Promotes Payroll Savings Plan

The notice urges investing at least ten percent of income in War Bonds to fund North Atlantic ice breakers and offers enrollment through payroll savings or at banks and post offices. It references the Treasury and medical notes from Science News Letter highlighting wartime health needs and rest for workers.

U.S. Treasury Department Iceland Russia North Atlantic Treasury Department

Health and logistics notes from wartime briefing

Government agencies urge adequate lunch periods and rest days as essential. The army now boasts strong health records, surpassing previous forces. New drugs similar to sulfa drugs show promise. quinine shortages threaten malaria control. substitutes include pamaquine naphthoate and quinacr ine hydrochloride. Some anti malarial bark extracts come from cinchona trees in the New World. Germ cultures were shielded during transatlantic transport by adjacent to Dr Cc K Mingle.

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