Allies Drive on German Border Expand Navy by 65000 Ships
Western Newspaper Union analysis claims Allied forces push toward Germany’s border while a large increase in naval capacity is noted. The piece carries an editorial note about opinion content.
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Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
2
Income Tax Drop to Simple Forms for Millions of Workers
The government unveils a simplified tax process for about 30 million taxpayers earning under 5 000 dollars a year. Employers provide withholding receipts and a 1040 form may be required for larger credits. Ike-era war data and naval expansion are also noted, with broad Allied advances and production figures across Europe and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Illinois tests find starch sugar fat diet boosts arctic troops
A University of Illinois study shows that a diet rich in starch sugar and fat helps high altitude aviators and Arctic soldiers maintain core and surface temperatures and preserves muscle coordination in extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
U. Ofllinois
Aluminum Landing Mats Prove Superior to Steel
The Army Air Force reports aluminum landing mats meet tests as thoroughly satisfactory, outperforming steel. Lighter by more than half, aluminum mats reduce transport weight and allow faster deployment of airfield sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Force
Peace Threat Cartel Alleges German War Rejuvenation
Attorney General Francis Biddle told Congress that wartime cartel agreements among global firms formed the basis for Germanys military revival. He warned such monopolies must be destroyed to curb enemy war capacity and cited bans on South American markets, synthetic rubber, and magnesium, plus restrictions on plastic and munition sales to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Francis Biddle
Congress
Biddle
Television to supplement radio after war says FCC head
Chairman James L. Fly of the Federal Communications Commission notes television will be added to radio rather than replace it. He warns against daily screen time and cites wartime revenue gains, with 1943 time sales at 196 million dollars and profits of 66 million, up from 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Fly
Federal Communications Commission
Fly
Young Wizard Hiller Demonstrates New Helicopter Design
Stanley Hiller Jr aged 19 demonstrated an opposite rotating propeller helicopter to the army navy and NAC at San Francisco. The helicopter overcomes torque and can cruise from 1% to 90 mph with a 100 mph top speed and has flown about 90 miles. He is son of a pioneer Pacific flier and heads a miniature automobile business using a special die casting process.
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Stanley Hiller Jr
Army
Navy
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
San Francisco
Calif
Hiller
Pioneer Pacific Flier
War bond redemptions rise for small denominations
Holders of war bonds cash in at a growing rate, especially for series E F and G. The cumulative redemption percentage since May 1, 1941 climbs from 9.27 percent in February to 11.88 percent in June. Sales since May 1, 1941 reach 36.252 billion dollars by July 31, with redemptions over 3 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Small Nations' Voice in Postwar World Sparks Senate Clash
Washington report notes Democratic senators denounce Governor Dewey for small nations protection plans. State Secretary Hull advocates safeguarding sovereignty to limit Big Four dominance. Debates hinge on separating military and economic arrangements at Dumbarton Oaks and postwar power balance.
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Dewey
Tom Connally
Dumbarton
Senate
Hull
United Nations
Foreign Policy Association
Welles
Constant Sibeitzer
Lippmann
Japan
Germany
Mr. Dulles
Russia
United States
Britain
China
Breton Woods
Dumbarton Oaks
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations Council
Wilson
League of Nations
Washington Newsmen and FDR Eye Health and Power
In Washington a corps of about 200 amateur physicians covers FDR and analyzes his health and mood at the White House. The piece notes his thinner look yet calm fitness, his rapport with reporters, and renewed public engagement after the Alaska trip. It also covers Dumbarton Oaks peace talks, India’s typhoon reports, and key Washington personalities.
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Washington
D. C
FDR
White House
Roosevelt
Amb
William Phillips
India
U. S
New York
Jossleyn Hennessy
Sir Olaf Caroe
New Delhi
Sir Olaf
Hennessy
London
Olaf
Phillips
Caroe
That Old Chair Can Easily Be Reclaimed
An old chair is remodeled into a fresh piece with plywood seat and blue paint. The project details sanding, repainting, a fringe edged seat cover, and enamel finish after a 24 hour dry period. It references BOOK 10 with similar chair-making directions and a request for 15 cents and a name and address.
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