Four Major House Fights Face Pending Five Billion Tax Bill
Dealers and lawmakers weigh a revived sales tax and postwar credits as major House fights loom over a $5 billion tax bill. Proposals include a 5 percent retail sales levy, postwar bond credits, and higher payroll withholding. Morgenthau hints at possible 5 percent deduction in future tax years.
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Washington
Valle
House
Ways and Yeans
Ennaider
Ur vi Aly
Morgenthau
Crash Kills 4 Army Fliers Near Paxelle Ohio
A two engine bomber crash five miles south of Paxelle Ohio yesterday killed four army airmen. Victims identified as Lieut. W. K. Van Zandt pilot from Canton New Glasgow Second Lieut. Ralph Avechiman Jr. co pilot from Guilford College Technical Sgt W K Elder from Dover and Staff Sgt Enel J Cooper from near Kansas City Missouri. The plane took off from Patterson Field Ohio and was reported circling moments before going into a nose dive.
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Paxelle
Ohio
Here
Frank Tellmeyer
Ald Nut Linn
John van Cleve
Enel J. Cooper
Near ‘Kansas City, Ma
Piles Relieved At Home Offer From Dr Johnson Clinic
A 28 year vetern rectal specialist promotes a mild inexpensive cure for piles. The Dr Johnson Rectal Clinic offers free information by mail from Dept 1324 Main St Kings City.
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O. A. Johnson
Jonagan
O. Rohnson
Johnson
New York to Buy 171 Million War Bonds in July
Washington reports New York state will purchase 171,596,000 in July war bonds, slightly over one sixth of the national quota of 1 billion dollars. Illinois holds the next largest quota at 84,985,000, while Nevada receives 1,028,000. The program, raised from 300,000,000 to 600,000,000 for June and July, sets state quotas accordingly.
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Washington
New York State
Morgenthau
New York
Illinoia
Nevada
Texas
Back to Prison After 33 Years in Texas Penitentiary
OZARH Ark June 20 1933 James Manley a 14 year old North West Arkansas farmer escaped from Texas penitentiary years ago and has returned to prison after serving a four year robbery sentence with one year four months and ten days unexpired He admitted robbery with companions and said he escaped after more than three years in Texas He had four or five children and grandchildren and had remarried His wife learned of the escape and alerted authorities before his capture by Texas officials He had been farming near Ozark for eight years and did not resist extradition
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Furlovigh
Navy
Balaray
David Fel
Ellen Stunckel
Fell
Cumberland Road
America
Wight
Stumekel
Hilda Bruickel
Boston
Ozarh
Ark
Jume
James Manley
Northwest
Arkansas
Findelvan
Texan State
Manley
Texas
Franklin County
Sherry FL
Crawford
Mantey
Yexas Penitentiary
Maniey
Ozark
Sudan
al Heshimi
Central West Africa
Eheil
al Hishimi
Harry Crockett
al Hashim
al Hashmi
Objector Flees Camp Arrested in Oregon Case
Lady Dudley Clawson, 25, a former San Francisco hairdresser, fled a conscientious objector camp in Oregon bound for San Francisco where she worked as a steward aboard a merchant ship. She was arrested by federal guards for defecting and resisting combat duty. Clawson declared opposition to combat but stated a desire to serve her country.
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Saterangsco
Jime
INS
Dudley Clawson
San Francisco
Oregon
Ancre Chant Marine
FB. T. Amet
Glevson
Tn Ny
Orcom
Bnuanb
Civilian Air Patrol Expands Coastal Submarine Patrols
The Civilian Air Patrol, now led by Garnet N. Hughes in New York, expands civilian pilot efforts into coastal submarine patrols and logistics support. CAP volunteers, numbering over 50,000 across 48 states, have aided war production through courier duties, fuel reduction studies, and rapid deliveries. They assisted in forest fire location efforts in Georgia and the Carolinas, aid in Oklahoma relief routes, and helped locate missing aircraft, contributing to faster movement of supplies and information during wartime.
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Bill Bone
Washington
Otro Air Patrol
Apward
Army
G.A.P
Garnet N. Hughes
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
U. S. Army Proving Ground
CAP
Georgia
Carolinas
U. S. Forest Service
Oklahoma
Pryor
Great Lakes
Detroit River
Michigan
Arkansas Wing
Oregon
Navy
Hypnosis Tests Reveal Effects on Behavior and Health
New York June 20 A report from the Mentinger foundation Topeka Kansas presents two scientific studies on hypnosis and emotional tension. Findings indicate hypnosis can trigger anti social and self injuring actions under suggestion and affect conditions like high blood pressure. Researchers Dr Margaret Brenman and Dr Edward Weiss discuss implications for psychosomatic disorders and therapy.
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G.i.nls
New York
Densure
Margaret Brenman
I Mentinger Foundation
Topeka
Kan
Brenman
Akin Bleck
Ap Dalyi
Hirden
Edward Weiss
Department of Medicine
Temple University Medical School
Philadelphia
Pust
Weins
Welss
Screen Stars Aid At Soldier Wedding
A soldier and a girl were married with aid from motion picture actors in San Pedro California. Sgt John Bunch and Miss Martha Giddings were the couple, with bridesmaid Annaheri jne Chorge Brent giving the bride away.
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San Pedro
Call
Sancey
John Bunch
Martha Giddings
Annaherijne
Brent
Serve The Light Honors Young Texans In Uniform
The Light presents a list of young Texans who have answered the nation’s call to the colors, honoring their service in the U S armed forces. The feature highlights patriotic contributors and recognizes their commitment to duty and homeland security.
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U. S
Stevenson Cites Record On State Finances And Pensions
In Austin Governor Coke Stevenson broadcasts his record of sponsored legislation. He defended the auditor setup budget and state debt law, claiming reduced ad valorem tax relief for local taxpayers and opposing the pension cap as critics call it a ceiling. He cited a monthly bound of $1,750,000.
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Austin
CNS
Coke Stevenson
War Workers Tire Problem Worries PRA
War production board officials studied a report describing a nationwide worker-transportation crisis due to car shortages. At the West Virginia ordnance plant 900 cars move over 600 workers daily, with 600 soon to be laid up. 300 and 200 more cars face blocks in 6009 and 10008 miles respectively, and no relief is seen. Public roads and the local bus company cannot offset losses, marking transportation strains as a national issue.
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Washington
War Production Board
Dublc Roads Administration
West Virginia
Ord- Mnince
PRA
Ordnance Plant
Jocat Bus Company
Nazis Try New Governments in Belgium and Netherlands
Belgian government sources report Germany pressured Leopold with a plan to install a pro Nazi regime in Belgium and discuss leadership for a Dutch government. Leopold rejected talks, calling himself a prisoner of war, while Berlin promised limited self rule for any approved regime.
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Lowdon
Netherlands
Belgium
Big Leopold
Genin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Leopold
Leon Degrella
Repatriation Flight Sailings From Far East Bring 636 Americans Home
The Italian liner Conte Verde carried 635 North and South American citizens to safety in a first war era repatriation from the Far East. The total list shows 649 US nationals aboard including ex-consul general Frank J. Lockhart and diplomats from Mexico Brazil and the Philippines. The voyage toward Manila was expected to continue toward the Atlantic.
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Far East
Shanghai
Gouth Amerie
Italion
United States
Frank 2. Lockhart
Eduardo Prieto
Mexitaly Chavice Daffaires
China
MW. P. de Olivier
Vier
Pisul
Kobe
Charles Barsets
War Diary 1X. 8. War Correspondent Cairo
War diary entry from Cairo recounts AL Hashimis and companions aboard a plane over Sudan, mixing travel, humor, and mishap. Mrs. Al Hashimi’s sickness, an awkward egg incident, and cultural notes shape a tense journey toward war reports.
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Cairo
Trans-Africal
Atlantic City Beach Barred After Dark Wartime Ruling
New wartime order bars unauthorized persons from Atlantic City beaches after dark and restricts boardwalk strollers after 12:30 a.m. Capt E A Coffin announces the rule as part of anti silhouetting efforts. Army takes over the Ambassidor Hotel endfront for air force use, with troops bringing cots and rockets.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
E. A. Coffin
Fourth Naval District
al- Tantle City
Ambassidor
Alr Force Trates
Brainees
Tomore
Skin Sufferers From Book by Twelve Authors
A fragmented note discusses a book by twelve authors on relief from skin conditions including psoriasis and varicose ulcers. It mentions a product or source from China and a street address box 5170 in Chicago. The OCR text is garbled and presents limited clear facts.
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Psorlass
Beseron
Puison
Chiao
iAdy
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