Dollar a Year A en Assailed in Washington
In Washington, supporters push a plan to require certain federal workers to give up political activity or quit their jobs. Led by Senate Armed Services Committee Chair min from Missouri, several Republican National Committee members faced calls to resign. Cyrus McCormick, committee member from New Moyles, was noted amid the debate.
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Divion of Automobiles and Trucks
Opa
Natural Causes Ruled in Death of Catlin Ogden
An inquest determined Catlin Ogden aged 62 died of natural causes. The incident occurred Friday at 1041-3 South Ganta Hosa venue, with medical responders noting no foul play.
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Thisse
Catlin Ogden
Rally Red
Ganta Hosa
Decree Promotes Glassware Manufacturing and Daily Utilities
A decree issued today supports local glassware production and essential articles for daily use. It aims to boost electric utility components and related manufacturing, benefiting domestic needs and industry in the Inn Rome area.
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Rome
Inn
Civilian defense urges hoarding food and tires at home
San Antonio citizens are urged to stockpile groceries and other essentials to sustain wartime needs. Government warns shortages may hit if people buy beyond present needs, while priority is given to trained tire and nursing personnel. Public health and military leaders advise conserving tires and paper, with guidance from Civilian Defense offices in city halls and local agencies.
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John
Ban Antonio
Oud
Hepemany
Taxing War Profits to Aid Jobs and Industry
Congress weighs a special tax on war profits to drain excess earnings. Senator George proposed a super levy applying to profits over existing taxes, aiming to fund postwar industry and job recovery. Taft suggested a separate tax on earnings from government contracts rather than broad limits.
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Ifiin
Seviite Finance Commiittee
Taft P
Ohio
Major to Preach At Church Service
Mn A E Baldwin head of the Men's social service and former Canadian Army officer will preach at 7 20 p m Sunday at the Central Christian church Chaplain Hush Busby will speak on The Christian Altitude To Wart Military Training at the Christian Endeavor meeting at 4 20 p m
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Mn A E Baldwin
Men's Social Service
Canadian Army
Cental Christian Churen
Hush Busby
Chiuisian
Three Bexar Schools Aided by Federal Agency Aid
Three Bexar County schools received financial support from a federal works agency. Paul J. Kildey said funds were contributed to cover rising operating expenses and to defend and advance war projects. The districts affected include South Su chsted 497, Harlaminterlistriet 45440, and Het Wells olstriut with about $3000 allocated.
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Bexar County
Federal Works Agency
Gonsromman
Paul J. Kildey
Washington
Anc
Lan County
Thaxe
South
Harlaminterlistriet
Het Wells Olstriut
Yanks and Britons Down 21 Japs Over Rangoon
American and British pilots praised for shooting down 21 Japanese raiders over Rangoon with a first day tally of many enemy losses. Reports describe multiple engagements near Rangoon as Japanese forces attacked, with one American pilot injured but continuing, and ground crews aiding recovery after the battles.
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Loet
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U.S
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Pensacola
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Understanding the Head of a Family Tax Exemption
The article explains how the head of a family designation and its $1590 personal exemption apply even when dependents or the taxpayer’s residence are temporarily apart. It notes that a common home need not be permanent, and that separations due to business, schooling, or visits can still qualify as one household for exemption purposes.
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Tb Wing
Schow
Girls to Hold Graduation At Gitte Avenue Home Economics Club
Seventy two girls in home economics classes at the Gite avenue club will graduate this week with certificates in cooking and nutrition. Miss Catherine Lyne, executive secretary, notes the Ted White and Blue Cooking Fund sponsors the event. Seventeen students are enrolled in intrinsic classes and twelve in sewing. The Pan American group teaches etiquette while a scout troop prepares for a February ceremony.
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San Antonio
Dwyer Avenue
Catherine Lyne
Hebruary
Givi Sraut
Sue Jenming
Dutch Minister Dies in Tokyo
Dutch minister J. C. Pabst, aged 69, died in Tokyo today amid reports he headed the Netherlands diplomatic corps there. The obituary notes his long service and role in maintaining morale and aid for staff in Japan.
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Jon És
Api—Oqo
J. C.pabst
Netherlands
Japan
Loni
Palsiad You
Extortion Case Leads to Arrest in Salt Lake City
Extortion suspect Gren William Haws, 17, was arrested in Salt Lake City on multiple charges including extortion and fencing. Police say he confessed to selling items tied to extortion and receiving about 2000 dollars. The case involves a series of alleged threats and payments connected to a young victim and her family.
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T. Olllee
Galt Lake City
Gren
William Haws
Sandy Bavcell
Hoog
Haws
Milks Datnell
Sue
Bmouniaith
Benin
Ara
Constance Moore
Mani
Hive Winde
Miss Darel
Amd
Countess Rivalry and Real Life Duchess Tale
The American Weekly chronicles a real life duchess whose life reads like fiction with dramatic twists. The piece blends Hollywood style scandal and scholarly myth, noting a purported link to ancient legends and a critique of sensational storytelling in modern culture.
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Hollywood
Die New Amsterdam Gle in Maid en America series
An odd fragment notes Henry Glige's painting Die New Amsterdam Gle from the Maid en America set. It mentions The American Weekly as owner and hints at a serialized chapter titled Rikdle In Red by Jonathan Stage.
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Henry Glige
Die
New Amsterdam
War Impact on Unies and Haircare Supplies
Fragmentary report suggests wartime disruptions affect hairpins and coiffure goods, with shortages likely to prompt substitutes. Retail counters struggle and shoppers seek alternatives as supply chains reel from ongoing conflict. An upcoming feature in The Amel Weekly promises broader coverage tomorrow.
Organize Your Records Keeps Roving Wives In Mind
A fragmented notice urges wives to store vital papers securely for swift access during emergencies. It cites birth certificates hospital records and insurance papers as essential. The piece mentions Mrs Chelstine Feederick as a referenced authority on household ethics and wartime concerns and promotes a forthcoming magazine feature urging readers to inspect a Sunday article.
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America
Baston
Furorvaw
Unite
Anfenlo
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