Americans support tax to fund war, Gallup poll shows broad support
Dr George Gallup conducts a public opinion poll for the American Institute of Public Opinion showing 64 percent favor a tax on all workers to help pay war costs with ten weeks salary extra. Both upper and lower income groups express willingness to contribute, urging all classes to share the burden until victory over Hitler and Hirohito.
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George Galup
American Institute of Public Opinioni
Houses of Congress
America
Congress
Lacbhey
Hytler
Hirohito
Daughters of the American Revolution Endorses Dies Committee
The D A R adopted a resolution praising the Dies committee for exposing alien infiltration and commending the House for its support. Mrs Vinton Hari Siseon of Chicago spoke on subversive activities and defended the committee against critics claiming lack of documentation or malicious distortion.
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Congress
Dies Committee
American Legion
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A, BR
Chicago
Dies Eomilttea
Ccredit
Daughters of American Revolution
Washington
Marc Basson
Vitamins and the B Complex in the American Diet
The article discusses the vital role of vitamins, focusing on the B complex and related substances. It notes rapid advances in knowledge, lists key components, and outlines deficiency symptoms such as mouth ulcers, tongue reddening, eye irritation, and pellagra like signs, with basic treatment notes.
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Ritolinvin
Tivatnit
Nutritional Guide Urges Vitamin Rich Diet Choices
Dr Herman N Bundesen cites Dr Sebrall urging that at least one third of daily intake should come from foods supplying all necessary substances including vitamins. He warns current diets may lack proper nutrients and promotes choosing foods that deliver full vitamin content, distributed by King Fessyn inc.
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William H. Sebrell
Worhiigton
Une Kldry
Dry Berrell
Stetary Gurverd
Sebrall
King
Fessyn
Dope ship tragedy and missing sailors report
Fragmented account recalls a Dope ship incident with a survivor, a dead sailor, and damaged wreckage. It mentions a president's speech, a Japanese warship, and three enlisted men aboard, tied to a mystery of a vessel and fate at sea.
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Jim Squetie
Hull
Ani
Cate
Untangled War Era Message From Unclear Source
A fragmented wartime text reflects a plea for resilience and solidarity among men and women facing loss and fear. The passage references duty, sacrifice, and collective strength, urging readers to endure, support one another, and confront hardship together despite personal strain.
Those Texans and the Old Ranger Guard Memory
Fragmented reminiscences describe early Texas defense against marauders and the legacy of Uncle Nexans. References to Van Pleat, Teperene Gan, and Neatla involve postwar arrangements, weapon lists, and government armaments. The text recalls a veteran guard, rifles, pistols, belts, and cartridge pouches with sparse events and names.
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James Farber- Towhy
Nexans
Aytlawand Tadlana
Washington Card Confusion Tangles Lawmakers Gas Card Privileges
Washington officials debated gasoline card privileges for federal, state, and foreign officials and lawmakers, amid confusing registration rules. Report notes members like Senators and congressmen attempted to obtain government cars and K-cards, while critics called it a publicity stunt and a governance flaw.
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Washington
Kongtessmneh
Con
Bubean
Ieternal Revenue
Midler Venitlee
Akpaitee
Aper- Alton
Hugheaste d Dndivetibie
Record
Tietéfore
Bovenoment
Adinbileter Gaa
Kokatd
Agaltat Iese
Iheb Henderson
New York
Enny Gikasinen
Meatstern Syndicate, Inc
Merchant Marine Rally Highlights Shipbuilding Drive
A 1940s era appeal from Arthur Morrow urging the Merchant Marine to support a national program for building 22,000,000 tons of new shipping by 1949 and potentially 1,000 ships. The note emphasizes officer training, public education of merchant mariners, and a coordinated effort across industry and government to sustain overseas operations and wartime logistics.
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Propeller Club
United States
Rallery Place
New York
Willian Randolph
Wyntoon
McGloud
Cablf
Denver
Mag Hation
Gendhr
Narine
Achilles
Unitedl Slileg Matilithe Onsantksion
Centérinopge
Levis
Hersblaiet
Tilsany Flem
Lins
Noltiey
Vie United Statler
Nanithedl
Navy
Obargert
Bernonk
Hew Park
Peteraburg
Flr
Mnellin Acottery
Pork Behayler
New York City
Aimilar
Ns Dota
Masskeniisetts
Ni Bostan
Ah Academy
Fords
Avthy
le Savy
Meoresergate
Ganth
Spiovbu
Herat
Colmiensuvale
Gates
Arthur Mtorr
Fragmented OCR note on postwar plant operations and payrolls
An unclear OCR fragment describes planned plant operations and staffing changes, mentioning a department manager, payroll details, and possible future actions. It references the Southwest and a motor company, with garbled names and dates, making specifics uncertain.
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