Army to draft men by dependency and work status
The plan classifies draftees by family needs and war work. Wives who can work and larger families may delay service, while men with dependents face reclassification as war needs dictate. A supplemental questionnaire asks about marriage, children, support, assets, and alternative caregivers.
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United States
Army
Uncle Sam
Congress
State Selective Service
Bernalillo
Heavy administration leaders push tax reforms before Roosevelt
New administration leaders signal upcoming cost of living measures while President Roosevelt considers further recommendations. Secretary Morgenthau asks the House Ways and Means Committee to cut personal exemptions from 750 to 600 for singles, 1500 to 1200 for heads of families, and 400 to 300 for dependents, aiming to boost revenue by about 1.1 billion. Officials debate a sales tax, with some backing a war consumption tax to fund wartime needs. A controversial plan would require a 15 to 20 percent mandatory transfer of income into taxes or bonds.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
House
Ways and Means Committee
Morgenthau
Incomplete World War II Prisoner List From Pacific
The article notes thousands of Americans killed in the Philippines and other Pacific theaters, with fewer than 300 other army personnel listed as prisoners or interned civilians. The Red Cross at Geneva reports totals through early stage, none captured in the Philippines. Radio communications were strained by military needs and hindered inquiries about Corregidor and beleaguered forces.
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War Department
Bataan
Corregidor
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Wainwright
Patterson
Philippines
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
British and French Clash as Madagascar Falls to Invaders
British reinforcements arrive at Ceylon after Madagascar’s northern Diego Suarez surrender. French forces on the island face continued operations as British aim to seize air bases farther south. Reports place casualties and troop numbers for Diego Suarez and other coastal positions, while Japanese advances on the Burma road push toward China with Laingling and Bhamo seized.
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India
Paletwa
Chittagong
Ceylon
Kenya
Uganda
Tanganyika
Nyasaland
Zanzibar
Rhodesia
Madagascar
Long
Island
Indian Ocean
Diego Suarez
United Nations
France
Foreign Office
Tulear
Diego Suarez Bay
Burma
Imperial Tokyo
China
Laingling
Bhamo
Mandalay
Harold Alexander
Chindwin
Domei
Asahi
Corregidor
Japan
Manila Bay
Bay of Bengal
Trincomalee
New Mexico Labor Force figures from 1940 census release
Census data show New Mexico with 359,779 adults 14 over and a 177,908 labor force. Of these, 140,269 were employed, 16,166 on public emergency work, and 21,473 seeking work. Women and non white groups are detailed, with industry breakdowns led by farmers and farm managers and clerical workers. A separate note records a fatal assault incident processed by police.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Bureau of the Census
J. C. Capt
Naw
Mexico
Census Bureau
NYA
Ten Entered For Preakness On Saf.
Baltimore May 8 Ten three year olds nine colts and a gelding were entered for tomorrow's 52nd Preakness stakes at Pimlico with Devil Diver and Shut Out seen as the horses to beat. Mrs Payne Whitney's pair Shut Out and Devil Diver were among the first entries along with William Woodward's Apache Ben and the other rivals in the mile and three sixteenths race. Moses Romero victim of cutting, allegedly by Ferman Sanchez, in county jail on assault charge.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Devil Diver
Charles J. McLennan
Curb Market Close Advances Mixed for Major Stocks
May 8 report from New York shows mixed moves with Alum Co open near 84, Ark Nat Gas up 3/4, Ford Mot Ltd up 1 3/8, Humble Oil at 51 1/4, Ins o N Am about 58 1/2, and Hecia Mi around 4 1/8, while Sve 2 3/8 and Cu Sve 2 3/8 indicate varied activity.
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Alum Co
Ark Nat Gas
Ford Mot Ltd
Hecia Mi
Humble Oil
May Free Sales Of Soft Wood Lumber
The War Production Board was reported to be considering a freeze on all manufacturers sales of soft wood construction lumber except to government buyers to conserve supplies for the army navy and shipbuilding program. Official confirmation was lacking but sources said action could come very soon affecting future production and distributors stocks but not retail sales.
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Washington
War Production Board
Alsab Leads Derby Entrants in Keen Race Field
Alsab the two year old champion and Kentucky Derby runner up leads the early Derby entries with Shut Out and Devil Diver also favored. Eddie Arcaro to ride Devil Diver and Wayne Wright to ride Shut Out. In a separate note Walter W. Kennedy of Albuquerque and Arizona Truck Away Co. win motor carrier permits to haul lumber in Valencia and Bernalillo counties and aircraft parts interstate through New Mexico.
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Devil Diver
Eddie Arcaro
Wayne Wright
Shut Out
Santa FE
N. M
Walter W. Kennedy
Albuquerque
Arizona
California
The
Corporation Commission
Kennedy
Valencia
Bernalillo
New Mexico
Highlands University Announces 10-Game NM Conference Schedule
Highlands University basketball unveils a ten game home and away slate in the New Mexico conference for next season. The Cowboys start the schedule on January 15 with a home tilt to open the series.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Highlands University
New Mexico
Cowboys
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Coors Beer
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