Payroll Savings Plan urged to fund rising war costs
President Roosevelt urged workers to increase War Bond purchases beyond 10 percent through payroll savings as U S war needs grow. Office of War Information figures show daily costs rising from 140 million to 240 million, with vast equipment, fuel, and supply needs for divisions and invasions across multiple fronts.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Attu
Mediterranean
H Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Pacific
Europe
Office of War Information
North Africa
Mooreville School Opens Tuesday After Labor Day
Community notes recount a September start for Mooreville School. Families and local groups like the Lake Ridge Sewing Club and Myers reunion near Dundee are mentioned along with birthday and social gatherings, including a Duane Anderson birthday party and prize games. The piece closes with a wartime bravado remark.
Taxpayers Face First Estimate Under Pay as You Go Act
About 15 million taxpayers must file the first estimated income and victory tax declaration by September 15. Single earners over 2700, married over 3500, and certain workers without 20 percent withholding must use a simplified form 1040 ES. The form is four by eight inches with six questions, and at least half the tax due above withholding must be paid with the declaration, with the remainder due December 15 and a final 1943 return by March 15. Farmers have until December 15.
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Treasury
Internal Revenue
Local social notes from Macon area gatherings
Arthur Daniels of Tipton called on Mr and Mrs EH Payne. Miss Jennie Knapp of Pinckney visited the LeLand Bush home. Numerous calls and visits cross Macon Ypsilanti Milan Adrian and Lansing with friends and relatives. Families hosted dinners and weekends. sewing club met. Forsyth area visits to Fowlerville.
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Arthur Daniels
Tipton
EH. W. Payne
Jennie Knapp
Pinckney
Leland Bush
Alva Hunter
Ypsilanti
Richart Sisters
Roy Richards
Milan
David Bush
Gertrude Collins
Detroit
Guy Colins
Fred Lewis
Paul Lewis
Bettie Lou Bruder
Adrian
Acel Reynolds
Jack Swick
Robert
Max Camburn
Evans Lake
Agnes Johnson
Loraine Anderson
Macon
Almon Kutler
John Burghoft
William Gibson
Marion Drake
Britton
Allen Wise
Donald Wise
Riley Wise
Claud Harmon
Guy Zeluf
Clara
Don Rilly
Onsted
C. C. Baily
Charles Bigelow and
Plymouth
Clayton Bigelow
Ervinia Harmon
Lansing
Oral Harmon
Boss Biddle
Yepsislanti
Gaughter
Eileen Lindbert
J. D. Frost
John Taylor
Lake Ridge Sewing Club
Mary Pinkstone
Fayette, O
Harry Pinkstone
Central York Neighbors in Brief Local Notes
Miss Mary Murray takes a brief vacation this week. Several neighbors attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Jacoob Shelton in Milan. Mrs. Bruce LeBaron visited Ann Arbor Monday afternoon with Mrs. Clare Ca nine of Milan. Mrs. Michael Bennett plans an indefinite stay with her sister Mrs. Harvey Searles and family of Vermillion Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Alger Allison called on Hattie Murray and Carlton Murray and visited Bruce LeBaron. A timely treatment gives a good chance to recover from early tuberculosis. entrenched disease is harder to cure.
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Mary Murray
Jacoob Shelton
Milan
Bruce LeBaron
Ann Arbor
Clare Canine
Michael Bennett
Harvey Searles
Vermillion, Oho
Alger Allison
Hattie Murray
Carlton Murray
Future Farmers Will Compete For Prizes In Michigan FFA Contest
Washtenaw county has five FFA chapters eligible for a statewide best chapter contest run by the Michigan Association of FFA with $425 in cash awards and merit plaques for the 15 top chapters. Winners will be named by August 1944 and two gold chapters advance to the national convention in Kansas City. applications go to chapters by November and participation is encouraged across all 220 Michigan chapters. Clinton Woolen mill’s Army-Navy E flag gains a second star for renewed war material production recognition.
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Washtenaw County
Future Farmers of America
Harry E. Nesman
FFA
Michigan Association of Ffa
State Board of Control For Vocational Education
Nesman
State Board of Control
Michigan
Kansas City
Chelsea
Marshall F. Richards
Lincoln Consolidated School
Ypsilanti
H. E. Laing
Manchester
Clyde Hazen
Milan
George Allen
Saline
Clifton Bowers
Clinton Woolen Mill
Navy
Blissfield Advance
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Suit
Michigan Circuit Court in Washtenaw County orders defendant Ss Marie Lewis to appear within three months. Publication of notice to run for two weeks in The Saline Obser ver. Judge Geo W Sample. Clerk Luella M. Smith. Attorney Lee N. Brown of Ypsilanti. Dates Sept 2-30 and Oct 7-14, 1943.
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Ss. Marie Lewis
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Washtenaw
Michigan
Geo. W. Sample
Luella M. Smith
William W. Hamilton
Yps
Schmidt vs Schmidt three months publication order
In the Michigan Circuit Court for Washtenaw County on July 1943, Martin Schmidt sues Olga Mary Schmidt. The defendant must answer within three months from the date hereof or judgment. Publication of this notice will run in The Saline Observer. Circuit Judge is Margaret M. McMillan. Plaintiff's attorney is Margaret M. McMillan. Rooms 17-18 Savings Bank Bldg. Dates Aug 5-26 and Sept 2-16, 1943.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Martin Schmidt
Olga Mary Schmidt
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Geo. W. Sample
Luella M. Smith
Margaret M. McMillan
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Savings Bank
Miracle on Farm Front To Meet Food Goal
A paper discusses total war farming and the push for higher food output in America. It contrasts WWI lessons with current methods, highlighting soil erosion concerns, the lure of new land, and the large rise in wheat acreage after the war era.
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America
What You Buy With WARK BONDS
Treasury film explains wartime purchases and defense needs as student fliers watch authentic air battles. It emphasizes rapid decision making under pressure and the role of War Bond funding in sustaining military forces.
Keep Machinery Going on the Food Line
Shirley Perry and Gail Daily participate in a farm course to support the food line as many farm hands serve at the front. The piece links the Dust Bowl era to conservation farming and the Soil Conservation Service and AAA in addressing soil erosion.
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Shirley Perry
Gail Daily
Atlantic Seaboard
America
Soil Conservation Service
AAA
United Nations
War Bonds and Detector Work Aid Allied War Effort
The article compares war bond drives to battlefield detectors and mine sweepers, noting both are unseen yet essential. It urges more Americans to support War Bond campaigns, claiming the detector teams are critical to success even if their exact impact is unknown.
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U.S. Treasury
Deparin
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Sarah Kanitz
Loyal Kanitz
Lake Ridge
Duane
Jesse Norman
Statron
Milan O. E. S
Harry Richards
Norman
Central York
Chancery Notice
Army
U.S. Treasury Department
Aks
Mbi Dewry
Liberty Lobsters
Garden Peninsula
Lake Michigan
Qarny F
Bell Aoverrop
Citizens of
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U. S Treasury
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