Pay as you go tax hikes hit individual taxpayers again
Congress and Senate finance push new bills sustaining higher personal taxes by removing exemptions and preserving rates. Proponents claim inflation needs more revenue while critics cite rising after tax burdens, noting large gains in 1945 against stagnant wage growth. The piece argues public propaganda masks the toll on middle earners amid wartime funding.
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Washington
House Committee
Senate Finance
Pearl‘Harbor
A &F
Mr. Roosevelt
Russia
Roosevelt
Congress
Egypt
Sicily
North Africa
Thrifty Winter Feed Tips From Rutgers Dairyman
Rutgers extension dairyman E J Perry urges better feed management to save concentrates. During barn feeding, limit grain for low producing cows and hay or silage for all. enrich with pasture and crushed grains. Emphasizes changing hay type to maintain production and notes calves need vitamins A and D from bright hay.
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E. J. Perry
Rutgers’ University
Creosoting Posts Lengthen Service Life in Tests
Tests in Mississippi Delta show creosote treated fence posts last much longer. J Davis of University of Mississippi reports treated posts remained sound or at least serviceable after years, while untreated Osage orange outperformed other woods though decay appeared in second growth bald cypress honey locust and overcup oak. Summer and winter cuts showed little difference.
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J. ©. Davis
Delta
Rural briefs on dairy cycles and new by-product protein
A rural note explains cows bred to freshen every year can yield milk for ten months with a six to eight week dry period. It also reports a concentrated protein by-product from a new alcohol process could supply up to 20 million adults.
Realistic Attitude Marks Roosevelt Stalin Dialogue
Roosevelt called Stalin a realist in a White House press conference and radio briefing after returning from Europe. The piece discusses his emphasis on realism as a guiding feature of postwar diplomacy, the shift toward international cooperation with idealism and practicality, and the journalist’s view of reporting under pressure from partisan and public expectations.
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WNU
Union Trust Building
Washington, D.C
Stalin
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Euerope
Staelin
Stelin
Churchill
Jiker
Tadio
Tou
Russia
Britain
China
Make Do and Mend boosts British home craft trend
Bankhage notes bestseller in Britain is a booklet titled Make Do and Mend teaching housewives to extend wardrobe and linen use with wartime thrift. In Melbourne, 200 Australian girls formed a club limited to those married to or engaged to American servicemen to foster mutual aid as potential future neighbors in the United States.
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Britain
Melbourne
America
Australia
Crochet Fascinator Pattern Amid War Demand
A wool fascinator with a cluster of roses atop a pompadour offers a different look. The double shell stitch edges ripple around the face. Due to high demand and war conditions, longer lead times are needed. orders for the pattern Rambers are being accepted.
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Regia
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